Enterprise communications: growth opportunities for telecoms operators Vol III
27 September 2018 | Research
Tom Rebbeck | Catherine Hammond
Perspective | PDF (20 pages) | SME Services| Enterprise Services
The enterprise market is hugely important for telecoms operators. Most incumbents generate between 20% and 40% of their total revenue from the business segment, yet good information on this market is hard to find. Operator reporting is often poor and much of what happens in the enterprise market is simply not as visible as in the consumer space.
This set of articles, our third on the enterprise market, aims to rectify this by providing high-quality commentary from our analysts and consultants.
The articles include:
- Seven areas of uncertainty in the enterprise communications market
- Telefónica’s M2M and enterprise security services are performing well, but cloud services are a challenge
- Analysys Mason’s research shows that business pay TV accounts for a sizeable share of overall pay-TV revenue
- Customer care is the key opportunity to differentiate fixed services for large enterprises
- Huawei’s move to provide enterprises with a one-stop public cloud and network service threatens operators
- Rackspace’s infrastructure-agnostic managed cloud services brings it into competition with many operators.
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Articles looking at the current state of the enterprise market, and where opportunities and challenges are.
Authors
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Tom Rebbeck
Partner, expert in TMT consumer and business services![](/contentassets/196eaad5d8ee4792bd81e4cde1f9db59/catherine-hammond_160x200.jpg)
Catherine Hammond
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