Analysys Mason Podcast

Beyond discounting: fixed–mobile bundles with added value

In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck, Partner and head of Analysys Mason's Consumer Services practice, is joined by Stefano Porto Bonacci, Senior Analyst and expert in fixed–mobile convergence (FMC) to talk about FMC strategies and what operators can do to keep their propositions attractive for customers.
The associated article can be found here. For more insights on FMC, click here.

Cloud-native networks: driving a new automation paradigm

The cloud-native network will be the foundation of API-driven services and future networks. However, the adoption of cloud-native network technologies will be a long and multi-phase journey for communications service providers (CSPs).
Listen in as Caroline Chappell, Partner and head of Analysys Mason’s cloud research practice interviews Gorkem Yigit, Principal Analyst and expert in cloud-native networking about how CSPs are progressing in their journey towards adopting cloud-native automation in networks.
Click here to access our curated bank of cloud-native network automation and transformation insights.
Watch the related on-demand webinar here.

Sovereign cloud: the opportunity for operators

Catherine Hammond (Research Director) is joined by Matt Small (Research Analyst) as they discuss why the demand for sovereign cloud is increasing and what cloud providers and their operator partners are doing to address this. 
The associated article can be accessed here. 
Check out the following links for more insights into the sovereign cloud market:
Operators’ approaches to sovereign cloud
Public cloud provider tracker report
Sovereign cloud and the 5G network: an assessment

eSIMs and iSIMs: why they are important for IoT

In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Ibraheem Kasujee (Senior Analyst) discuss eSIMs and assess the extent to which this technology has been important to the IoT market. They also discuss the emergence of iSIM technology and the GSMA’s new IoT eSIM specification, which is a step forward in realising the full potential of eSIMs in IoT.
 
Click on the following links for more information on this topic:
eSIM and iSIM for IoT: case studies and analysis
The GSMA’s new IoT eSIM specification
The adoption of eSIM technology in the consumer market

Opportunities for operators in the SOHO market

In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Catherine Hammond (Research Director) discuss some of the tactics operators could adopt to increase the small office/home office (SOHO) take-up of higher-value business-grade solutions.
For more information, see our associated article here. Additionally, our relevant case studies report can be found here and our report outlining the strategies for marketing products and services to SOHOs can be found here.

Observability adoption: a status review

In this podcast, Ameer Gaili (Analyst) and Adaora Okeleke (Principal Analyst) discuss the current state of observability adoption in the telecoms market and the challenges that it presents to communications service providers.
For more information on this and related topics, click here. 

Why the adoption of eSIM is inevitable

Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Eulalia Marin (Principal Analyst) discuss why the adoption of eSIM technology is inevitable in the consumer market and the challenges that this will bring for operators.
This podcast is based on a recent article on the adoption of eSIM technology in the consumer market and can be accessed here.

Cloud-native networking: why operators have no alternative

In this podcast, Caroline Chappell (Partner) argues that there is no alternative to cloud-native networking. Operator networks must adapt to the pace of digital service innovation or they risk becoming irrelevant, displaced by public cloud and other new-entrant network providers.
This podcast is based on a recent article on cloud-native network transformation and can be accessed here.
For more insights on cloud-native network transformation and automation, click here.