Global - Analysis - Business Opportunities beyond Structural Telecom Changes


Synopsis

It has become clear that the structure of the telecoms industry in the future will be significantly different from the vertically-integrated industry that has been in existence for the last hundred years. With telecoms expanding beyond voice into data-based applications, based on Internet technologies such as IP, the market is rapidly opening itself up to a range of new services. These changes will create a boom in new business activities based on a more economic utilisation of the infrastructure. The business opportunities beyond the structural changes are enormous, especially in the field of value-added infrastructure such as data centres.


Table of Contents

  • 1. Synopsis
  • 2. The decade ahead
    • 2.1 Telecoms: Denial, Doubt and Delay
    • 2.2 Triple D causing telecoms downfall
  • 3. Telcos get squeezed
    • 3.1 How to destroy shareholders value – case study, Telstra
    • 3.2 The three forces of change
    • 3.3 The end result
  • 4. Value-added infrastructure services
    • 4.1 No overnight results
  • 5. The next boom market: data centres
  • 6. The changing role of the vendors
  • 7. Related reports


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Last update: 23 February 2009
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