"85% of senior execs said the current telco business model will no longer deliver sufficient growth." Telco 2.0 Survey, November 2008
Our research addresses new growth opportunities and is based around the Telco 2.0 'two-sided' telecoms business model concept illustrated (see explanatory slideshow here for further explanation). The research is organised in categories relating to the model which are described in the table below.
Telco 2.0™ 'two-sided' telecoms business model
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The main forces acting on the Industry and their consequence for Two-Sided Business Models in Telecoms. Includes: Capital Markets, Big National Infrastructure, Economy, Green Technology, Mobile Broadband, Digital Content, Emerging Markets. |
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The impact of new business models and related forces on Growth and Defence Opportunities in Voice, Messaging, and Data / Broadband Services, and specifically the design and development of new products and services. Subjects include "The Digital Generation" and "Voice and Messaging 2.0." |
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New B2B Platform Services leverage telcos’ voice, messaging, data and broadband connectivity assets to help ‘upstream’ organisations (enterprises, SME’s and government) interact more effectively and efficiently with ‘downstream’ end-users (consumers, enterprises, SME’s and government) in the following business process areas. Identity, Authentication and Security; Marketing and Advertising, Digital Content Distribution; Offline Logistics; Transactions (billing and payments); and Customer Care. |
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What are the collective Industry enablers required for Two-Sided Business Models? Includes: Open API Commercial Models, Industry Frameworks, Regulation and Standards, Developers. |
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The Technical Infrastructure required to deliver Two-Sided Telecoms Business Models. Includes: Reference Architecture, Exploiting Customer Data, OSS/BSS on Demand, Network Provisioning/Activation on Demand, Devices, Mobile, CPE. |
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Building the low cost transaction platform required to sustain Two-Sided Business models. Includes: Network Sharing, Outsourcing, BPR, Organisational Restructure. |
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Future Content |
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