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Fixed-Mobile Convergence Strategies Among Central and Eastern European OperatorsProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: April 2008 Product Code: R104-33485 Description
This IDC Study looks at three varieties of fixed-mobile convergence ? PBX extensions, femtocells, and dual-mode handsets ? and their applications in Central and Eastern European markets. Regulatory barriers and a focus on core services have meant that FMC has made little headway in these regions to date, but as markets mature, fixed-mobile convergence, fixed-mobile substitution, and product bundling will be the tools carriers use to create competitive advantage. "Fixed-mobile convergence has reached a point of inflection in Central and Eastern Europe. Now is the time for the region's carriers to define their approaches to this group of technologies and business models since a potential service offering years from now can affect planning today." ? Andy Hicks, Senior Analyst, Telecommunications, IDC CEMA Table of Contents
Table of ContentsIDC Opinion In This Study Situation Overview Varieties of FMC PBX Extensions Dual-Mode Handsets Femtocells Challenges to FMC FMS Versus FMC Allocation of Costs and Savings Immature Technology Losing Traffic to Other Operators Figure: FMC Effects on Network Traffic Benefits of FMC Table: Features of FMC and FMS Solutions Global and Regional Developments Challenges in Central and Eastern Europe Regulatory Issues Demand Issues Infrastructure Issues Future Outlook Essential Guidance Actions to Consider Short Term Strategic Figure: FMC Benefits by Carrier Type Learn More Related Research Definitions Synopsis |
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