The wave of globalization is swiping away older modes of communication and bring in quicker and more efficient forms of it. Technology has been the conduit for these newer innovations to reach the remotest of areas and the market is thus under expansion. Telecommunications market research indicates that with a racing change in communication modes, it requires a detailed study of the market to sustain it.
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The Operators are racing to enable IoT applications, but a winning approach is yet to emerge
By Analysys Mason Limited | Telecommunications | Apr 2017 | Page 3
Operators are eager to move up the IoT value chain and get involved in the application enablement process to capture a share of this market. Operators are taking different approaches....
The Consumer smartphone analytics 2016: communication services
By Analysys Mason Limited | Telecommunications | Apr 2017 | Page 34
This report analyses real-world smartphone usage data to answer urgent questions about the status of communication services. The report looks at consumer engagement with various social and communication services, assesses....
The Telkom Indonesia’s ambitious IPTV strategy will help double pay-TV penetration in the country by 2021
By Analysys Mason Limited | Telecommunications | Apr 2017 | Page 3
Telecoms operators are diversifying into new service areas beyond their traditional communications business, and TV is one of the most popular. This comment analyses the multi-play strategy of Telkom Indonesia....
The Colt analyst day: Colt focuses on high-quality connectivity services, while other operators diversify
By Analysys Mason Limited | Telecommunications | Apr 2017 | Page 2
The majority of operators are looking beyond connectivity for growth, but Colt is focusing its efforts on high-quality, high-speed connectivity. This comment explores Colt’s progress since adopting its new strategy....
The Millimetre-wave spectrum and 5G: opportunities for operators and vendors
By Analysys Mason Limited | Telecommunications | Mar 2017 | Page 8
5G mobile networks are expected to handle significantly larger amounts of mobile data traffic than previous generations. Current (legacy) spectrum bands are at saturation point, with very few available slots....
