Fixed–mobile convergence quarterly metrics 4Q 2024
"This dataset tracks key metrics in the fixed–mobile convergence segment at the operator and country level for 18 countries in Europe, Asia and North America."
Fixed–mobile convergence (FMC) is the bedrock of the strategy of many operators. It is a well-established trend in many European telecoms marketsand is increasingly prevalent in North America.
This quarterly metrics dataset provides the number of fixed–mobile accounts, the number of associated SIM cards and revenue. It is based on operators' publicly reported data and Analysys Mason's annual consumer survey. It includes data for 70 operators in 18 countries.
Data coverage
The following metrics are used.
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Metrics |
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Coverage |
| FMC accounts | Country and operator level | |
| FMC accounts - share of fixed broadband | Country and operator level | |
| FMC broadband penetration | Country and operator level | |
| FMC household penetration | Country level | |
| FMC account market share | Country and operator level | |
| FMC SIMs | Country and operator level | |
| SIMs per FMC account | Country and operator level | |
| FMC revenue | Country and operator level | |
| FMC revenue market share | Country and operator level | |
| FMC ARPA | Country and operator level |
Geographical coverage
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Asia–Pacific (APAC) |
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Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) |
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North America (NA) |
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Western Europe (WE) |
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Author
Stefano Porto Bonacci
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