Satellite–Telecoms Integration
Overview
Satellite and space are moving into mainstream telecoms markets. The separation between terrestrial and satellite networks is rapidly disappearing.
Telcos must develop a satellite strategy now to succeed and differentiate in a market worth USD146 billion in 2032.
This programme provides information about satellite operators, the game-changing solutions that they offer, the elements that they lack in their own go-to-market strategies and where telecoms operators may be needed as partners.
Themes
- Rural broadband. Using satellite to extend broadband to meet coverage obligations and reach new subscribers
- Direct-to-device. Emerging technologies to connect standard phones everywhere with satellite; enhanced QoS and new revenue
- Satellite–telecoms integration strategies. Using satellite to differentiate from competition and develop new services in IoT, private networks or mobility
Questions answered
- What steps can telecoms operators take to adopt satellite strategies?
- How can telecoms operators capture a share of this market?
- What are the costs involved?
- How big is the revenue opportunity?
- Who should telecoms operators choose as partners?
- How can telecoms operators meet coverage obligations while balancing costs?
- Is satellite complementary or competition to a telecoms operator's business?
Programme head Lluc Palerm
Lluc Palerm Research Director, space and satellite, expert in satellite strategies for telcosPodcast: Why telcos need to develop a satellite strategy now
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