Market Reports
IDATE's market report programme for 2010 constitutes a natural extension of the work performed by our teams of analysts, as well as our ongoing investments in information and monitoring systems for player strategies and markets. More than just a catalogue of publications, this constitutes a concrete manifestation of our drive to create a unique tool geared towards understanding and monitoring the Telecom, Internet and Media sectors.
4 research formats designed to provide a comprehensive view on your market:
Market & Data Reports - market analysis (PDF report + Excel Database)
Innovation Reports - indepth analysis of key innovations
Watch Services - IDATE continuous services
Focus Notes - Hot topics
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Access to the radio spectrum is a critical requirement for all sectors using wireless technologies, such as media, mobile communications, defence and civil aviation. In the telecom sector, spectrum allocation decisions, spectrum harmonization and spectrum availability are key to both equipment vendors and operators. This year, the ITU will hold the World Radiocommunication Conference, where ITU radio regulations will be updated and the rules that will define the spectrum landscape for the years to come will be agreed on a global basis. This report looks at how the perception of radio spectrum is evolving today and which players are best placed to seize significant shares of spectrum assets. |
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At a time when fixed-mobile convergence offers are coming onto the scene in growing numbers, most of them aimed at residential users, this market report provides a round-up of the stakes and challenges involved in convergent fixed and mobile services through analysis of the most representative case studies from around the globe. |
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For a greenfield FTTH rollout, civil engineering is by far the largest cost item. This report is thus devoted to exploring solutions that can help bring down these necessary civil engineering expenses. |
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Starting with an examination of national regulatory policies and the strategies of the leading FTTx players, this report looks at fibre-to-the-home rollouts as of March 2008 in the world’s pioneer FTTx markets. |
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This report examines the different technologies, both current and future, employed in FTTH or FTTB rollouts, including PON and Ethernet networks, as well as the latest developments in copper technologies (notably DSM). The topic of outfitting homes with cable is also addressed. And, finally, the report provides exclusive insights from leading industry players into the reasons behind their technological choices. |
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This IDATE report explores the innovations being brought to the service bundles marketed by telecom operators: incumbent carriers, cablecos, ISPs and mobile operators. It will examine the most innovative bundles – those that combine several components of the quadruple play, those built around a core service such as TV, internet access or mobile calling, or those where innovation lies chiefly in the area of pricing. |
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The corporate voice market is currently in the process of switching from traditional telephony to ToIP. This market report examines the options available to businesses when migrating to IP telephony, gauges the current state of the migration, positions the offers being marketed by the leading players and supplies a growth outlook for both supply and demand. |
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Spurred in large part by the growing ubiquity of broadband, innovation on the internet has never been healthier. The online giants (Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft, eBay…) naturally top the ranks for the most popular flagship services, and are developing aggregation strategies for new high-potential services (blogging, VoIP, video, mobile, etc.). Technological innovation (new products and services) is at the very heart of the internet giants’ strategies – all locked in a battle for audience, which has led to the launch of a host of new services, to increasingly broad (sometimes too broad!) diversification and to a very active partnership and acquisitions policy. |
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After having met with mixed results, two-way satellite access has been enjoying a upswing in popularity over the past two years. This report examines recent developments in the United States, Asia and Europe, then analyses the issues involved in rolling out these services and assesses the opportunities tied to the deployment of fixed satellite access services in residential markets in Europe and North Africa.
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Based on past evolutions of the industry this report covers the macro-movements of the telecoms business,and looks for the next growth options for European players, in particular volume strategies vs. value strategies. It is based on quantitative research on the commercial, operational and financial performances of 14 European operators (12 integrated incumbents, 1 wireline incumbent, 1 mobile), and 5 emerging operators. |
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This market reports provides an inventory of the main FTTH rollouts initiated by local authorities in Asia, the United States and Europe.
It examines the ways in which local authorities can intervene in the process and the different business and legal models that have been implemented, then lays out the advantages and risks for local authorities involved in deploying Ultra Broadband infrastructure. |
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The relationship between IPTV and FTTx is at the heart of this report which explores operators’ key strategies through a detailed examination of their offerings. An analysis of existing technologies, combined with national market conditions allows us to understand the motives behind innovative solutions and the respective issues inherent in the development of IPTV services and FTTx networks. |
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FTTx subscriber numbers are rising swiftly despite the economic downturn, and are likely to continue to do so at an ever greater pace between now and 2014 as incumbent carriers and public authorities have become very clearly involved. But there are still a great many questions that need to be answered over the rate of deployment, technical developments and the business models governing the new applications that superfast broadband will enable. |
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This report provides an overview of the launch of ‘free broadband’ services during 2006/2007 in the UK market, giving some background to the existing and new players, the emergence of free broadband and other competitive offers, some of the key drivers and possible motivations by service providers, and clarifying “is free broadband access really free?” |
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This report provides an overview of recent trends in the broadband market in Eastern Europe, identifies the major drivers of market development, and assesses
market potential in the medium term. The report focuses on 11 countries: Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia. Additional data are provided for other countries in the Balkans. |
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Starting with a model of the different expense and income items, and investment spending in particular, this report measures the sensitivity of a number of FTTx network rollout variables: population density, technical architecture, penetration rate, ARPU… with the measurements themselves segmented by type of operator (incumbent carrier, alternative operator, new entrant). |
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Based on the data collected from current deployments or announced projects concerning the costs and revenues related to VHS technology, this report measures
how a certain number of variables could affect the deployment of fiber optic access networks. |
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At a time when telecom services are undergoing a rapid transformation (spread of broadband, emergence of VoIP, triple play diffusion and fixedmobile convergence), this report offers a detailed snapshot of the current state of telecom services markets in Europe.
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The 10th edition of this report provides analysis of the overriding trends and chief developments in broadband markets around the globe. It examines the main forces driving the market’s growth and transformation – equipment momentum, technological advancements and increasing bitrates, expanding service offerings, growing competition, regulatory debates – and offers profiles of the globe’s leading broadband access providers (strategy, services, financial results).
The Atlas takes a look at underlying market trends and supplies volume forecasts up to 2011, by geographical zone and by type of access (ADSL, cable modem and others, including very high-speed broadband). From a geographical standpoint, the report delivers data and detailed estimates for the globe’s main regions (Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific), along with analyses of the largest national markets. |
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Ecology represents an important opportunity for the telecoms industry. Telecoms have the potential to replace carbon generating activities, optimize business processes to reduce emissions in other industries and enable the social changes that lead to a low-carbon world.
This report provides an in-depth analysis of the environmental impact of telecoms segment by segment & forecasts up to 2015. |
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While the number of effective launches and announced broadcast mobile TV solutions is multiplying, great uncertainty still surrounds the business model and expectations for profitability from this type of service. Partisans of both free and feebased solutions are putting up their arguments, while each player’s role in the value chain (whether a TV channel or mobile operator, etc.) has yet to be defined. IDATE’s report studies the main models for mobile TV services, how they work, their strengths, their shortfalls and their potential for development. It then sets out the main lessons learnt from these models concerning the key factors for broadcast mobile TV’s success. And lastly, the report provides modelling for the operating accounts of major players in broadcast mobile TV, shedding light on the key variables that influence their profitability. |
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The objective on this report is to identify new mobile consumption patterns amongst early adopters, and to predict the degree to which these new behaviour patterns will spread to the mass market.
Based on a survey of young early adopters in Europe, this report examines the different communication methods being used, and the associated trade-offs, as well as the most popular types of application and pastimes. |
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Analysing and comparing telecom prices is both a complex and sensitive subject, involving many and varied parameters. To help readers deepen their understanding of these parameters and the impact they have on pricing, IDATE has produced a detailed report on the leading fixed broadband access and mobile service providers’ pricing schemes in the major European markets and in the United States, drawing on an exclusive database (+ 500 pricing schemes for 42 vendors in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the UK and the United States) |
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This report examines the most recent developments in the US, Asia & Europe, analyzes the positioning of satellite-based solutions compared to other alternative technologies, starting with 3.5G and LTE, & assesses the opportunities tied to their deployment as fixed access solutions for residential users in EU & North Africa. And finally, the report takes a look at the status of the race to roll out ultra broadband solutions & the role that satellite can play. |
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