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Competitive Access Markets: The Broadband Challenge for Fixed and Mobile Operators
Market Cohesion Ltd., June 2006, Pages: 88
1 Key Point Conclusions
1.1 Broadband Market
1.2 Regulation
1.3 Incumbent operators
1.4 Cable operators
1.5 Altnets and ISPs
1.6 Mobile Operators
1.7 Technologies
2 Service Provider Strategies
2.1 Fixed Line Incumbent Telcos
2.1.1 Broadband Delivery Strategies
2.1.2 Identifying the Right Moment to Invest
2.1.3 Capturing the Market for Personalised Services
2.2 Altnets and ISPs
2.2.1 Wholesale service operators
2.2.2 Unbundled local loop operators
2.2.3 Conclusions
2.3 Cable Operators
2.4 Mobile Operators
2.5 Broadcasters and Content Owners
3 Identifying and Satisfying User Expectations
3.1 End User Expectations
3.2 Broadband Locations
3.2.1 Fixed Location
3.2.2 Paused Locations
3.2.3 Mobile Locations
3.3 Terminal Device Developments
3.3.1 Desk Top PCs
3.3.2 Lap Top PCs
3.3.3 TV Media Centres
3.3.4 Feature phones
3.3.5 Smart Phones
3.3.6 Personal Media Devices
4 Market Scenarios
5 Regulation
5.1 General Regulatory Framework
5.2 Western Style Regulation
5.2.1 Fibre Unbundling
5.3 Eastern Style Regulation
5.4 Strategies for Regulators and Stimulating Growth
6 Market Forecasts
6.1 Methodology
6.2 Number of Subscribers
6.3 Comparison of DSL Over Copper, FTTC and FTTH
6.4 Bandwidth Consumption
6.5 Broadband Access Revenues
7 Technologies – Competitive Positioning
7.2 DSL technology
7.2.1 Standards & variants
7.2.2 Performance ADSL
7.2.3 Performance ADSL 2
7.2.4 Performance VDSL
7.2.5 Applications
7.3 Fibre Access
7.3.1 FTTx
7.3.2 PON Standards & variants
7.3.3 Performance
7.3.4 Markets
7.3.5 Conclusions
7.4 Cable
7.4.1 Description
7.4.2 Standards & variants
7.4.3 Applications
7.4.4 Markets
7.4.5 Conclusions
7.5 Wi-Fi
7.5.1 Description
7.5.2 Standards & variants
7.5.3 Performance
7.5.4 Applications
7.5.5 Markets
7.5.6 Conclusions
7.6 WiMAX
7.6.1 Description
7.6.2 Standards & variants
7.6.3 Key features
7.6.4 Performance
7.6.5 Applications
7.6.6 Markets
7.6.7 Conclusions
7.7 HSDPA
7.7.1 Functionality
7.7.2 Service features
7.7.3 Service limitations
7.7.4 Implementation
7.7.5 Tariffing
7.8 IMS
7.8.1 How does it work?
7.8.2 What are its key features?
7.8.3 What are its limitations?
7.8.5 How much does it cost?
7.9 Broadcast Video to the Handset
7.9.1 How does it work?
7.9.2 What are its key features?
7.9.3 What are its limitations?
7.9.4 Who is sponsoring and/or using it?
Table of Figures
Figure 2-1: Strategic Issues for Incumbent Telcos
Figure 2-2: Broadband Market Adoption
Figure 2-3: Local Loop Cost Comparison
Figure 2-4: Factors Effecting Network Investment and Competition
Figure 2-5: Cable Operator Strengths and Weaknesses
Figure 2-6: Market Positioning of Mobile Services
Figure 2-7: Pace of Change in the Mobile Industry is Accelerating
Figure 2-8 Mobile Operator Strengths and Weaknesses
Figure 2-9: Media Environment
Figure 3-1: Service Virtualisation
Figure 3-2: User Expectations 2016
Figure 3-3: Terminal Device Classification
Figure 4-1: Demand Drivers Business Users 2006 - 2016
Figure 4-2: Consumer Demand Drivers 2006 - 2015
Figure 4-3: Operator Strategies 2006 - 2015
Figure 5-1: Competition in Local Access
Figure 5-2: Unbundling Fibre Local Loops
Figure 5-3: Korean IT839 Strategy
Figure 6-1: Forecast Regions
Figure 6-2: Application Usage
Figure 6-3: Bandwidth Requirements
Figure 6-4: Broadband Usage Lower Case Scenario Mbs
Figure 6-5: Broadband Usage Upper Case Scenario Mbs
Figure 6-6: Forecast Methodology
Figure 6-7: CATV Broadband Subscribers Millions
Figure 6-8: Incumbent Operator Broadband Subscribers Millions
Figure 6-9: 3G Mobile Subscribers, Millions
Figure 6-10: Hotspot Sites, Millions
Figure 6-11: Regional Comparison, Subscribers Millions
Figure 6-12: Deployments of xDSL to the Home
Figure 6-13: Deployments of Fibre to the Curb
Figure 6-14: Deployments of Fibre to the Home
Figure 6-15: Summary of New Incumbent Telco Broadband Installations, Millions
Figure 6-16: Total Broadband Consumption (Log Tera Bits per day)
Figure 6-17: Fixed Location Consumption (Tera Bits per day)
Figure 6-18: Paused Location Consumption (Tera Bits per day)
Figure 6-19: Mobile Location Consumption (Tera Bits per day)
Figure 6-20: Global Broadband Access Revenues, US$ Billions
Figure 6-21 Percentage of Households with Broadband Access
Figure 7-1: DSL Standards and Variants
Figure 7-2: ADSL Line Bandwidth
Figure 7-3: ADSL2 and ADSL 2+
Figure 7-4: VDSL Performance
Figure 7-5: Optical Network Terminology
Figure 7-6: Fibre to the Node
Figure 7-7: Fibre to the curb
Figure 7-8: Fibre to the building
Figure 7-9: Fibre to the Home
Figure 7-10: PON standards
Figure 7-11: Cable network
Figure 7-12: DOCSIS parameters
Figure 7-13: Wi-Fi performance
Figure 7-14: 802.16 standards
Figure 7-15: WiMAX cell size and throughput
Figure 7-16: Expected WiMAX frequency deployments by 2007
Figure 7-17: 802.16 users
Figure 7-18: WiMAX and Wi-Fi synergy
Figure 7-19: Fixed WiMAX Applications
Figure 7-20: Service usage
Figure 7-21: Service Bandwidth Comparison
Figure 7-22: HSPDA & 1xEV-DO
Figure 7-23: Inter-Working Between Fixed Location and Mobile Services
Figure 7-24: IMS Operation
Figure 7-25: Comparison of Mobile Broadcast Standards
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