Network-as-a-service (NaaS) providers will collectively generate USD14.7 billion from their offerings in 2029
In this episode, Joseph Attwood, Analyst, and Catherine Hammond, Research Director, discuss growing opportunities in the NaaS market for service providers. In particular, they discuss Analysys Mason’s recent NaaS forecast which estimates that NaaS connectivity revenue worldwide will grow at a CAGR of 42% between 2024 and 2029 to reach USD14.7 billion. They explore the main characteristics of NaaS, the size of the NaaS market compared to the traditional fixed connectivity market, and the current trends and drivers of the NaaS market. Additionally, they discuss how service providers can best succeed in the NaaS market, which is still nascent, but growing strongly.
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Delayering telecoms operators’ businesses: outcomes and future directions
In this podcast, Rupert Wood, Research Director, discusses the issue of delayering with Tom Rebbeck, Partner. They talk about why more telecoms operators are delayering their operations, what the rationale is for this delayering and how the results look so far. They also explore how delayering might develop in the future.
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Implications of the Charter−Cox merger
In this episode, Tom Rebbeck, Partner and Simon Sherrington, Research Director discuss the recently announced Charter−Cox merger and its implications for US cable operators (cablecos) as well as the wider US broadband market. They discuss the opportunities the merger will create for the newly combined company, whether US regulators will be concerned about the deal and whether the increased scale and resources will enable the to erode FTTP providers’ cost advantage.
Listen to related podcast: Do cablecos need to reconsider their technology strategies?
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Implications of the Virgin Media O2−Daisy Communications merger
In this podcast, Catherine Hammond, Research Director, and Tom Rebbeck, Partner, discuss the recently announced deal to merge Virgin Media O2’s business division with Daisy Communications. They discuss the objectives of the deal, its chances of success and the implications for the broader telecoms market.
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What is 'best practice' for broadband customer retention?
In this episode, Martin Scott, Research Director and expert in consumer telecoms and media, talks with Dongye Liu, Research Analyst, about how leading broadband providers are minimising churn in their customer bases.
They discuss the main strategies that operators are relying on, such as maximising the impact of the migration of customers to fibre, improving the quality of experience, fixed–mobile convergence and bundling value-added services. They consider best-practice examples of how operators have implemented these strategies and discuss how operators might develop sustainable strategies to maintain low broadband churn rates and improve customer satisfaction.
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