Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: Ovum Plc
Published: November 2007
Product Code: R464-669Description In 2004, Mike Cansfield wrote a paper called ‘Beyond managed services: how far can a telco go’, which concluded that the fusion of IT and telecommunications to form ICT (Information and Communications Technology) offered great prospects for telcos. BT was one of the first to realise the potential of ICT (or Networked IT Services, as it calls it) in revenue terms, but also in how approaches common in the IT industry can now be applied inside the telco.
Table of Contents - Ovum view
- Key messages
- What is ICT, and why is it so important to BT?
- What is ICT?
- The importance of ICT revenues to BT
- ICT and cost reduction
- Case study 1: BT and the NHS
- The national network (N3SP)
- The Spine
- Local Service Provider (LSP) for London
- Picture Archiving and Communications Systems (PACS)
- Other services provided by BT to the NHS
- ICT from BT is at the heart of the new NHS
- Case study 2: BT and its own IT
- Phase 1: the story so far
- Phase 2: the next step
- New metrics for this new age
- Table of figures
- Figure 1 The component parts of ICT
- Figure 2 BT: ICT and total revenues 2004-2007
- Figure 3 BT services provided to the NHS
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