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Fixed-Mobile Substitution in Western Europe: Causes and Effects
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January 2007
Published By:
Analysys Mason
Order Code:
R51-227
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Voice traffic is migrating from fixed to mobile networks worldwide but the extent and rate of this migration vary widely between countries. Fixed-Mobile Substitution in Western Europe: causes and effects quantifies the true scale of fixed-mobile substitution (FMS) in Western Europe, in terms of fixed-line substitution and the migration of voice minutes from fixed to mobile networks. The report considers a wide range of key metrics, such as the proportion of mobile-only households; voice usage per capita; the proportion of voice traffic originated on a mobile; fixed and mobile spend per minute; the price premium of mobile voice over fixed voice; and voice spend per capita. The report assesses how these metrics have changed over a two-year period, to provide insight into the rate of FMS and its effects.
Based on a wealth of fixed, mobile and demographic data, the report determines the root causes of FMS, identifies how mobile and fixed operators’ actions have accelerated or decelerated FMS, and provides definitive guidance on actions that mobile, fixed and integrated network operators can take to address the immediate opportunities and threats presented by FMS.
Fixed-Mobile Substitution in Western Europe: causes and effects answers your key questions:
- What is the real extent of FMS in individual Western European markets, in terms of the displacement of fixed voice lines and in terms of fixed and mobile networks’ respective share of total voice traffic and revenue?
- What are the reasons for the substantial differences in the extent of FMS in different markets across Western Europe?
- What are the key factors that dictate the extent and speed of FMS in a particular market? What is the impact of absolute price levels, the relative pricing of fixed and mobile services, and the proportion of customers with prepaid tariffs?
- Is FMS good or bad for mobile operators?
- What actions can mobile, fixed and integrated network operators take to speed up or slow down FMS and to maximise their revenue from voice services in the context of FMS?
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