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European Cable: Strategies for Success
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May 2007
Published By:
Analysys Mason
Order Code:
R51-236
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Cablecos’ margins are acceptable and their businesses appear stable but they must not become complacent, as telcos, satellite players and DTT operators are closing in on all sides. European Cable: strategies for success identifies the issues that cable operators face, defines their position in the market and shows how to maintain a successful business case.
The report identifies the strengths and weaknesses of the European cable product portfolio and assesses the performance of service bundling to date, indicating how these can be improved. It also looks beyond present cable broadband technology to suggest how cable operators can provide faster and more diverse services. European Cable: strategies for success weighs the pros and cons of moving to pre-specification DOCSIS3.0 technology now, gauges the benefits of M-CMTS architectures and considers whether it would be wiser for cable operators to wait for full DOCSIS3.0 compatibility. The report also provides an in-depth analysis of trends in the pricing of cable and DSL broadband services, and points to the services that cable operators should be providing.
European Cable: Strategies for Success answers your key questions:
- What will a successful cableco look like in three years’ time?
- How will interactions between cable operators, telcos and others shape the overall market?
- Do the cablecos have a viable business model for the future?
- How has pricing competition developed, and how should it change?
- What demand will there be for M-CMTS, pre-specification DOCSIS3.0 and full DOCSIS3.0 infrastructure; what are the critical factors?
- Which network upgrade path is best for cablecos?
- How much do upgrades cost?
- Why move to digital TV?
- What are the benefits of consolidation?
- How much of a threat is posed by DTT, DTH and telco TV?
- What makes a successful retail portfolio?
Who should read this report
- Cable operators: identify the product portfolio, retail pricing and route to network upgrade that best suits your business
- Investors and analysts: understand the place of cable operators within a converged telecoms-media market
- Equipment vendors: focus your marketing according to our independent analysis of pre-specification DOCSIS3.0, DOCSIS3.0 and M-CMTS architectures, and their roles in a cable operator’s strategy
- Incumbent operators: develop a view of the competitive landscape; learn from the comparison of prices charged by European cable and DSL operators
- Pay-TV operators: identify the issues and limitations that cable operators have yet to address
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