Analysys Mason Podcast

Analysys Mason launches three new satellite programmes

In this podcast, satellite and space experts Christopher Baugh, Dallas Kasaboski, Vivek Prasad and Kerry Vincent-Viry discuss the newest satellite programmes from the NSR team: Satellite Infrastructure, Satellite Capacity and Satellite Mobility. They discuss the key trends that are shaping each market segment, the types of content included, and how each programme will help clients to strategise in a market that is facing significant transformation.

5G enterprise services: how operators can accelerate monetisation

Few commercial propositions for public 5G enterprise services are currently available, but most operators have the capabilities to launch at least a few. Large operators that want to maximise their returns from 5G enterprise services should be building 5G capabilities into their existing end-to-end propositions. For smaller operators, supporting partner services with high-value connectivity may be more appropriate, but even these operators should consider launching a few 5G propositions of their own. In this podcast, Catherine Hammond and Tom Rebbeck, experts in enterprise services, discuss the different options for operators to monetise public 5G enterprise services and how they can achieve their goals more quickly.
The associated article can be accessed here.

How GenAI is transforming the telecoms sector

In this podcast, consumer services experts Tom Rebbeck and Martin Scott discuss the potential impact of generative AI (GenAI) on telecoms operators and the telecoms sector. They discuss how GenAI can be used by different teams within an operator, how operators are currently using GenAI and how the telecoms market could develop (three different scenarios are discussed).
Learn more in the associated report.

Edge and private networks: what’s driving adoption?

Mary Saunders, expert in private networks, and Daniel Beazer, expert in edge and media platforms, discuss the recently published report on use cases for private wireless networks and edge computing. This is still a new market, but there are some unexpected drivers for adoption emerging, as well as some widely anticipated drivers for adoption that have not yet materialised.
Learn more in the associated report and article, Edge and wireless private networks: use cases and strategies and Operators and vendors should prepare now for the shared industrial edge.

EE’s new fixed–mobile convergence strategy in the UK

Tom Rebbeck, Partner and head of Analysys Mason’s Consumer Services practice, and Stefano Porto Bonacci, Senior Analyst and expert in fixed–mobile convergence (FMC) talk about EE’s new FMC strategy and its implications on the FMC market in the UK.
Learn more in the associated article.

Private networks: how service providers can stand out

Tom Rebbeck, expert in consumer services, and Ibraheem Kasujee, expert in IoT services and private networks, discuss the findings from the recently published private networks ‘battlecard’ reports on service providers and technology providers. They discuss the types of providers active in the market, the key criteria used by private network buyers and how each group performs against these criteria. They also provide suggestions for how service providers can use these battlecards to strengthen their propositions.
Learn more in the associated article.

As B2C messaging apps like WhatsApp grow, how can operators protect revenue?

Communication apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger offer businesses a variety of choices when it comes to B2C messaging and each platform has unique selling points. However, although these apps are cheaper for businesses to use and offer additional functionality, no communication platform offers the ubiquity of SMS.
Tom Rebbeck, Partner and head of Analysys Mason's consumer services practice and Ben Taylor, expert in consumer services, discuss the application-to-person (A2P) messaging market and the competition between SMS and third-party messaging apps.
Learn more in the associated article.

UK FTTP: from disruption to consolidation

Over the past few years, there has been a rise in UK FTTP alternative networks (altnets), disrupting the fixed broadband industry and driving FTTP adoption. However, as altnets have grown in both size and number, sustainability challenges have emerged, leading to speculation that waves of consolidation are gathering pace.
Corporate strategy and transaction support expert, Alex Pericleous, delves into this changing landscape, exploring the key driving forces behind these developments and shedding light on the future prospects for the industry.
Learn more in the associated article.