LTE Watch Service
Watch Service - 01/01/2010
Our LTE Watch Service is specifically designed to provide operators, vendors, government bodies, regulators and local authorities with a comprehensive analysis of the issues affecting this promising market.
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Primary research based on 70+ operators (LTE project managers)
In-depth analysis of technological issues based on
one-on-one interviews with vendors
Penetration and subscription data for 24 countries
Information on LTE rollout projects
Cost modelling |
Database
- Database on 24 countrie
- Deployment for +70 LTE operators
- Selected vendors
- Forecasts up to 2014
Monthly insights
In-depth market reports
Analyst access
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A unique database devoted to LTE, including market data by country and forecasts, along with a breakdown by technologies based on continuous tracking of contracts signed between operators and vendors.
Regulation
Major LTE regulatory issues by country
Market data
By zone and for 24 countries
Subscribers
3.9G & 4G
Technologies & vendors
FDD
TDD
Operator market share
Top 3 or 5 by country
% LTE amongst the total broadband users
Breakdown by technology
Projects
Deployment targets
Technologies: LTE, mobile WiMAX
Geographical coverage
Spectrum used
Main vendors: Network equipment, devices and chipsets (RAN, Core, IMS)
Outsourcing
Sharing contracts
CAPEX
ARPU
Services & tariffs
Forecasts
2010 to 2014
By zone and by country
LTE Subscribers
FDD, TDD
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Africa
Asia-Pacific
Australia
China
Hong Kong
Japan
New Zealand
Philippines
South Korea
Taiwan
Latin America
Brazil
Middle East
Bahrain
North America
Canada
USA
Central and Eastern Europe
Russia
Western Europe
Austria
Finland
France
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Norway
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
The UK
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Monthly views on key LTE issues: main event of the month, analysis of
the latest market trends, player interviews (operators, vendors,
regulators, public authorities), highlights from major conferences. |
LTE Business Models
LTE business models are analysed based on a model developed by IDATE. We evaluate the cost of deploying LTE networks based on hypotheses of the various technical requirements, usage, spectrum used, its cost
LTE: Leading Operators Strategies
The first commercial LTE rollout was by TeliaSonera in December 2009, somewhat earlier than expected. A number of mobile operators in the US, Japan, South Korea and Western Europe are expected to follow suit in 2010. How will these 3.9G networks fuel mobile data growth? What strategies are we seeing from main market players?
Mobile Network Saturation
Mobile data is the key revenue driver for mobile network operators in mature markets. But as data usage increases, so does network congestion, so mobile operators need to plan for an explosion in traffic from increasinly data-hungry handsets. Radio access and backhauling links can both constitute bandwidth bottlenecks. This report explores the technical and strategic solutions to mobile network congestion.
Radio Spectrum
At a time of explosive growth for mobile broadband and the progressive deployment of 4G networks starting next year, new frequency bands are being made available. Digital dividend spectrum is progressively being harmonised in Western Europe. The steady auctioning off and increasing use of 2.6 GHz band spectrum for LTE and mobile WiMAX, and the first digital dividend auctions will be the most important events affecting the radio spectrum in 2010.
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NRAs and public authorities, vendors and operators:
ARCEP
Alcatel-Lucent
CMT
Deutsche Telekom
The French government
Hungarian Authority
Mitsui
Mobilkom
NTT DoCoMo
Orange
SFR
Swisscom
TDF
TRA
TRC |
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