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Published by: Informa Media and Telecom
Published: Jan. 1, 2008
Table of Contents
- CHAPTER 1
- Mobile operator health check. In rude health or in need of a new direction?
- The view from financial markets.
- Revenue, ARPU and EBITDA global trends. An analysis of revenues, ARPU and EBITDA for leading operators in Europe, Middle East & Africa, Asia and the Americas.
- Subscription growth potential
- Fixed mobile substitution
- The growing contribution of non-voice services and revenues.
- CHAPTER 2
- Threats to the mobile operator business model
- How many operators a market can support
- New licenses, new competitors
- Cannibalisation and loss of voice revenues to VOIP service providers.
- Competition from WiMAX operators. WiMAX business models and key competitive strengths versus 3.5G.
- Competition from MVNOs and service providers.
- Impact of cellular/WiFi integration and its impact on mobile operator services and revenues.
- The unsustainability of mobile handset subsidies
- Commoditisation of the mobile operator business. .
- Regulation of profitable services (termination, SMS, roaming).
- CHAPTER 3
- Opportunities for mobile operators
- New (retail) revenue streams from (new) non-voice services:
- Mobile Internet
- Internet access via data cards, USB modems (dongles) and embedded SIMs
- Building a relationship between the operator and laptop
- Revenue and subscription growth scenarios for mobile broadband-enabled laptops and mobile broadband phones
- Mobile Internet or the internet on a mobile
- Understanding the key points of convergence and divergence between the PC internet and
- Mobile internet (operating systems, developer communities, smartphones
- IP services
- A mobile-operator centric IP ecosystem
- Mobile Entertainment services
- First generation mobile entertainment strategy in terminal decline
- The arrival of the big brands, portal strategies and C2C
- Revenue projections and operator role and strategy
- Mobile advertising
- Definitions and reality checks
- Future scenarios
- Payments, banking and NFC
- Enterprise, M2M and public sector
- New (wholesale) revenues from mobile broadband
- Operator wholesale strategies in the MVNO market
- Future wholesale strategies for mobile broadband
- Smart pipes and APIs
- Mobile Partnerships
- Revenue share structures in the mobile operator sector
- New strategies for longer-term partnerships and relationships
- Fixed-mobile substitution and convergence
- Do consumers want home-zones and cellular/WiFi solutions when price elasticity gets close to 1
- Price plans - service bundling to grow ARPU levels
- Price bundling to generate revenues from new services and applications
- Capex and Opex reduction
- Network sharing
- Outsourcing
- Restructuring
- Handset and retail cost reduction
- CHAPTER 4
- Next generation operator network strategies
- The road to 4G technology issues, standardisation etc
- Can operators justify building 4G networks?
- Strategies for supporting high-bandwidth mobile services femtocells, IMS, UMA-VCC, all-IP networks
- CHAPTER 5
- Operator strategies under the microscope (case studies)
- Operators with fixed network businesses ie incumbents
- a) Integration - examples of different strategies T-Mobile vs Orange vs AT&T
- b) Quad-play scenarios.
- ‘Pure’ mobile operators case study
- 3
- BT
- Sprint NexTel
- KPN group,
- NTT DoCoMo
- SK Telecom
- Vodafone
- Orange (UK),
- M1
- CHAPTER 6
- Conclusions
- The future for pure mobile operators
- The operator’s future role in the provision of non-voice mobile service
- The partnership and revenue-share models and opportunities for mobile operators
- Mobile eco-system Vs Internet eco-system
- CHAPTER 7
- Forecasts to 2007 - 2012
- Mobile subscriptions,
- Mobile revenues,
- Mobile entertainment revenues
AbstractFuture Mobile Operator Business Models assesses how quickly mobile operators need to look towards new business models and analyses the key threats and opportunities.
Key Coverage
- An in-depth assessment and analysis in developed and emerging markets in the period 2005 - 2007 - this analysis includes detailed information relating to subscribers and subscription growth, share price and EBITDA trends, revenues and ARPU, churn, and subscriber acquisition costs.
- A breakdown and analysis of the key threats that mobile operators face in the short, medium and long term - covering the sustainability of multi-operator and MVNO markets, the impact of new spectrum and licences competition from internet and handset brands.
- An analysis of the key opportunities for mobile operators to protect and grow their profit margins in the short, medium and long term - including mobile broadband and internet, entertainment, telematics and enterprise, partnership strategies and models, service bundling, wholesale and ‘smart’ pipes and capex / opex reduction
- Business case - the evolution towards 4G networks and technology
- Key case studies - analysis of mobile operators with innovative new business models including fixed-mobile convergence, wholesale, WiMAX and mobile advertising
- Regional forecasts to 2012 for key operators KPIs - including subscription and revenue growth , mobile content and advertising revenues and mobile broadband.
Market Data
- The view from financial markets: share price movement of leading mobile operators in different region
- Revenue, ARPU and EBITDA global trends: Detailed charts covering operator data for 2005-2007 by region
- New licences, new competitors: Detailed charts showing subscription growth by market
- The growing contribution of non-services and revenues: Operator data showing non-voice and non-SMS non-voice revenue share from 2005-2007
- Mobile subscriptions
- Mobile revenues
- Mobile Entertainment revenues
Key Issues Addressed
- Is there a future for pure mobile operators or do operators need an integrated mobile / broadband play
- Is `access' a viable business model for mobile operators or not
- What the operator's future role in the provision of non-voice mobile services is
- What are the partnership and revenue-share models and opportunities for mobile operators
- Mobile eco-system or internet eco-system
- Can mobile operators find the right price points and revenue streams for mobile broadband to fund an expansion in network capacity and a move towards 4G
Key case studies include:
Operator:
- Sprint NexTel
- BT
- KPN Group
- NTT DoCoMo
- SK Telecom
- Vodafone
- M1
- Orange (UK)
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