Worldwide: fixed–mobile convergence forecast 2024–2029
23 August 2024 | Research
Forecast report | PPTX and PDF (12 slides) | Fixed–Mobile Convergence
"Operators are increasingly looking for new ways to promote FMC bundles beyond offering monetary discounts."
The number of operators that offer fixed–mobile convergence (FMC) bundles is growing worldwide due to M&A activit and the increasing availability of open-access fibre networks. Operators are looking for new ways to promote FMC bundles; FMC discounts help to retain and gain customers, but can have a negative impact on revenue and margins.
This forecast report examines the main trends and drivers for the adoption of FMC bundles in Asia–Pacific, Europe and North America.
This report, and the associated data, provide:
- a 5-year forecast of 19 KPIs for the FMC segment for 17 countries worldwide
- analysis of the key drivers of the adoption of FMC services and of topics related to the FMC market
- analysis of the take-up of, and revenue from, FMC services over the 5-year period to 2029.
Geographical coverage
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North America |
Western Europe |
Central and Eastern Europe |
Asia–Pacific |
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Author
Stefano Porto Bonacci
Principal AnalystRelated items
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