The Next-generation access and 4G will drive growth in worldwide telecoms service revenue during 2016–2021
Our regional interim forecast results show that growing handset data usage and widespread 4G coverage will contribute most to increasing worldwide telecoms service revenue between 2016 and 2021. A significant percentage of worldwide fixed service revenue will come from fixed broadband, due to network upgrades and increasing investment in next-generation access, mainly in developed regions. We briefly summarise the regional revenue trends in fixed and mobile segments and the main drivers behind them in this comment.
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Vodafone has been seen by many in the telecoms industry as one of the leaders in IoT. This article outlines its strategy for IoT and highlights some of the challenges.Vodafone
View ReportGlobal and Southeast Asia UK and Artificial Intelligence Industry, 2018 Market Research Report
The Global and Southeast Asia UK and Artificial Intelligence Industry, 2013-2023 Market Research Report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the global UK and Artificial
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Worldwide vEPC revenue is set to grow at a CAGR of 61% from 2016 to 2021, reaching USD2.8 billion. Most CSPs have deployed their vEPC mainly for learning and are
View ReportThe Next-generation BSS: the digital business platform of the future
Communications service providers (CSPs) and vendors need to accelerate digital transformation by evolving traditional BSS to next-generation digital business platforms (DBPs) using software-driven models for engagement and monetisation.
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