Quarterly

• 26 October 2017
• Article

Thought leadership included in this edition Operators should consider targeting micro enterprises in order to sustain and increase enterprise...

• Bram Moerman

• 25 October 2017
• Article

There is now evidence that cord-cutting represents a sustained trend in some developed markets, leading to a continuing decline in the number of...

• Dion Teo

• 25 October 2017
• Article

Operators continue to seek growth from connectivity, but are looking for ways to support this revenue and gain new sources of income. This articles...

• Tom Rebbeck

• 25 October 2017
• Article

Given the faster-than-anticipated migration from traditional broadcasting channels to IP, as well as the potential need to avoid waiting too long and...

• Michael Kende

• 25 October 2017
• Article

Trends such as the growing demand for spectrum, advances in wireless technologies and changing worldwide supply chains have emerged, prompting a need...

• Janette Stewart

• 25 October 2017
• Article

Telecoms operators will thrive or struggle depending on their ability to adapt or transform their strategy and operations to make the most out of the...

• David Abecassis

• 24 July 2017
• Article

IP-based technology is expected to transform the competitive landscape of TV and video markets. This article presents evidence that although TV and...

• 24 July 2017
• Article

After consultations with telecoms operators and local government highways and planning authorities in the UK, we identified 19 specific issues that...

• Ian Adkins

• 24 July 2017
• Article

The French national broadband plan consists of rolling out over 30 million ultrafast broadband lines by 2022. This article looks at the main driver...

• Omar Bouhali

• 24 July 2017
• Article

Network slicing is a form of network virtualisation in which different services with different needs can be provided on a single physical network. To...

• James Allen