Analysys Mason Podcast

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Analysys Mason is the world’s leading management consultancy focused on TMT, a critical enabler of economic, environmental and social transformation.

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Analysys Mason Podcast episodes:

05.15.2024
Operator business revenue: past performance and future prospects
Business revenue accounted for more than a quarter of operators’ total revenue in 2023 (based on results from around 60 operators detailed in our Business revenue tracker). However, average growth rates fell compared with 2022, mainly due to the difficult...
05.07.2024
Is Starlink ready to take to the skies?
Starlink is increasingly successful in the broadband market with over 2.6 million subscribers worldwide. Can this translate into success in the skies and will Starlink succeed in the in-flight connectivity (IFC) market? The Starlink Qatar Airways deal is one example...
05.01.2024
Earth observation: from data to analytics
In this podcast, space experts, Christopher Baugh and Prachi Kawade discuss the changes in the Earth observation market, where data has historically been the main revenue driver. They explore the changes that satellite operators, such as Planet Insights, have made...
04.25.2024
AI series: Discussing the opportunities and pitfalls of AI with Bridgepoint’s Head of Digital and AI
Welcome to our AI podcast series. Each episode features business leaders from across the telecoms, media and technology (TMT) industry who discuss their AI-related insights, and what AI means to them, their organisation and the industry as a whole. In this...
04.17.2024
Metaverse: how AI and improved Wi-Fi can help operators to manage traffic
In this podcast Martin Scott, expert in video, gaming and entertainment, and Oliver Bruff, expert in fixed broadband services, discuss the impact that the development of metaverse-type applications, such as cloud-rendered XR, will have on fixed network traffic and how...
04.09.2024
How operators can capture a growing share of the SME cyber-security market
Selling ICT services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will be the main source of incremental revenue for operators, while their connectivity revenue will be effectively flat. However, operators will only earn a small share of revenue from the largest and fastest-growing...
04.09.2024
AI series: How Vodafone is leveraging its AI capabilities
In this episode, Analysys Mason's Paul Jevons, Director and expert in tech-enabled transformation, and Scott Petty, Chief Technology Officer at Vodafone Group, discuss how AI is affecting Vodafone and its customers. Topics covered in this podcast How GenAI can enhance productivity, drive...
04.02.2024
AI series: AI adoption can offer SMBs an edge over larger companies
Welcome to our AI podcast series. Each episode features business leaders from across the telecoms, media and technology (TMT) industry who discuss their AI-related insights, and what AI means to them, their organisation and the industry as a whole. In this...
03.19.2024
AI series: who will be the GenAI winners and losers in the TMT industry?
Welcome to our AI podcast series. Each episode features business leaders from across the telecoms, media and technology (TMT) industry who discuss their AI-related insights, and what AI means to them, their organisation and the industry as a whole. In this episode, Analysys...
03.19.2024
Matter, a connectivity standard for IoT, will help consumers to realise their demand for smart home services
In this podcast, Martin Scott, expert in video, gaming and entertainment, and Oliver Bruff, expert in fixed broadband services, discuss the impact that Matter will have on the consumer smart home market and the opportunities that it provides for fixed broadband operators. Read...
03.11.2024
Is satellite direct-to-device technology ready for prime time?
Satellite direct-to-device technology could solve the challenge of connectivity in remote areas. It is attracting interest from mobile network operators (MNOs), satellite operators and investors. However, is the technology ready to meet customers’ expectations? What is the revenue opportunity today...
03.04.2024
Edge lessons from Las Vegas
Mary Saunders, expert in private networks, and Daniel Beazer, expert in edge and media platforms, discuss Daniel’s recently published article on edge computing in Las Vegas. The city is not considered to be a technology hub but has become a...
03.01.2024
Is the telecoms sector taking the right approach to network APIs?
Caroline Chappell, network API expert, and Tom Rebbeck, TMT business services expert, discuss the telecoms sector’s approach to network APIs and its chances of success. They also talk about the alternatives that developers have, using initiatives such as Open Gateway and...
02.20.2024
Private LTE/5G networks: how big is the opportunity and what is driving the market?
In this podcast Tom Rebbeck, expert in consumer and business services, and Ibraheem Kasujee, expert in private networks, discuss the recently updated private LTE/5G networks forecast. They discuss the size of the opportunity, what it means to the key suppliers...
02.13.2024
How operators can achieve network convergence with a cloud-native programmable network platform
Caroline Chappell, expert in cloud native technologies, explains that if operators are serious about network convergence (where siloed network domains are brought together into a single network entity to support new enterprise services such as network slicing and network-as-a-service), then...
02.05.2024
Will AT&T choose a disaggregated cloud platform for Open RAN?
In this podcast, Caroline Chappell, expert in cloud-native technologies, discusses a key test for AT&T’s open network credentials. The question is whether AT&T will pair its cloud platform with RAN functions from Ericsson or opt for a third-party telecoms cloud...
01.29.2024
Will SpaceX continue to dominate satellite market?
In the last decade, SpaceX has achieved a near-monopoly on the satellite launch market, due to aggressive moves, improved reliability and delayed competition. At the same time, the company has manufactured more satellites than any other operator for its Starlink...
01.19.2024
US mobile operators are beginning to generate ARPU growth from customers on unlimited data plans
Verizon and T-Mobile have recently launched new pricing strategies for their unlimited data plans, with early indications of success in generating ARPU growth. Tom Rebbeck, expert in consumer services, and Stephen Day, expert in regional markets, discuss the details of...
01.19.2024
Operators’ adoption of edge computing: what can we do to speed it up?
Mary Saunders, expert in private networks and Daniel Beazer, expert in edge and media platforms, discuss Analysys Mason’s recently published report ‘Edge strategy case studies: operators’ progress’. They talk about the lessons that can be learned from industry leaders in...
01.03.2024
Analysys Mason launches three new satellite programmes
In this podcast, satellite and space experts Christopher Baugh, Dallas Kasaboski, Vivek Prasad and Kerry Vincent-Viry discuss the newest satellite programmes from the NSR team: Satellite Infrastructure, Satellite Capacity and Satellite Mobility. They discuss the key trends that are shaping each market segment,...
12.05.2023
5G enterprise services: how operators can accelerate monetisation
Few commercial propositions for public 5G enterprise services are currently available, but most operators have the capabilities to launch at least a few. Large operators that want to maximise their returns from 5G enterprise services should be building 5G capabilities...
11.23.2023
The impact of GenAI on the telecoms sector
In this podcast, consumer services experts Tom Rebbeck and Martin Scott discuss the potential impact of generative AI (GenAI) on telecoms operators and the telecoms sector. They discuss how GenAI can be used by different teams within an operator, how...
11.23.2023
Edge and private networks: what is driving adoption?
Mary Saunders, expert in private networks, and Daniel Beazer, expert in edge and media platforms, discuss the recently published report on use cases for private wireless networks and edge computing. This is still a new market, but there are some...
11.07.2023
EE’s new fixed–mobile convergence strategy in the UK
Tom Rebbeck, Partner and head of Analysys Mason’s Consumer Services practice, and Stefano Porto Bonacci, Senior Analyst and expert in fixed–mobile convergence (FMC) talk about EE’s new FMC strategy and its implications on the FMC market in the UK. Learn more...
11.02.2023
Private networks battlecards: how can service providers make themselves stand out?
Tom Rebbeck, expert in consumer services, and Ibraheem Kasujee, expert in IoT services and private networks, discuss the findings from the recently published private networks ‘battlecard’ reports on service providers and technology providers. They discuss the types of providers active...
10.26.2023
As more businesses use apps like WhatsApp for B2C messaging, how can operators protect revenue?
Communication apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger offer businesses a variety of choices when it comes to B2C messaging and each platform has unique selling points. However, although these apps are cheaper for businesses to use and offer additional...
10.17.2023
UK FTTP: transitioning from disruption to consolidation
Over the past few years, there has been a rise in UK FTTP alternative networks (altnets), disrupting the fixed broadband industry and driving FTTP adoption. However, as altnets have grown in both size and number, sustainability challenges have emerged, leading...
10.11.2023
SD-WAN sites are set to double as SASE revenue rises to USD20 billion
SD-WAN is already a mainstream networking option, but revenue is expected to continue to rise steadily over the next 5 years. SASE will account for a growing share of the SD-WAN and cloud security market as enterprises take a modular...
10.09.2023
B2B connectivity ARPU is stagnating: what should operators do about it?
ARPU for B2B connectivity services is falling rapidly in real terms and operators need to accelerate their efforts to grow revenue from other services. Business services experts, Catherine Hammond and Matt Small examine recent ARPU trends based on data from our...
10.06.2023
A changing tide for the SMB devices and peripherals market
SMBs are set to spend USD179 billion on devices and peripherals in 2023 and we expect the market to fully rebound in 2024. SMB IT spending experts, Karthik Pannala and Li Lin, look ahead at the opportunities that this presents...
10.03.2023
Why telcos need to develop a satellite strategy now
In this podcast, satellite and space experts Chris Baugh and Lluc Palerm discuss the exciting launch of our first satellite and space research programme ‘Satellite Strategies for Telcos’. They discuss topics including the following: Why telcos need to develop a satellite strategy...
09.25.2023
Offering fixed–mobile bundles beyond the usual discounting approach
In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck, Partner and head of Analysys Mason's Consumer Services practice, is joined by Stefano Porto Bonacci, Senior Analyst and expert in fixed–mobile convergence (FMC) to talk about FMC strategies and what operators can do to keep...
09.18.2023
Cloud-native networks are driving a new automation paradigm
The cloud-native network will be the foundation of API-driven services and future networks. However, the adoption of cloud-native network technologies will be a long and multi-phase journey for communications service providers (CSPs). Listen in as Caroline Chappell, Partner and head of...
09.11.2023
Sovereign cloud: the opportunity for operators
Catherine Hammond (Research Director) is joined by Matt Small (Research Analyst) as they discuss why the demand for sovereign cloud is increasing and what cloud providers and their operator partners are doing to address this. The associated article can be accessed...
09.07.2023
eSIMs and iSIMs: why are they important for IoT?
In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Ibraheem Kasujee (Senior Analyst) discuss eSIMs and assess the extent to which this technology has been important to the IoT market. They also discuss the emergence of iSIM technology and the GSMA’s new...
09.05.2023
Opportunities for operators in the SOHO market
In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Catherine Hammond (Research Director) discuss some of the tactics operators could adopt to increase the small office/home office (SOHO) take-up of higher-value business-grade solutions. For more information, see our associated article here. Additionally, our...
08.25.2023
Observability adoption: a status review
In this podcast, Ameer Gaili (Analyst) and Adaora Okeleke (Principal Analyst) discuss the current state of observability adoption in the telecoms market and the challenges that it presents to communications service providers. For more information on this and related topics, click here.
08.17.2023
The adoption of eSIM is inevitable
Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Eulalia Marin (Principal Analyst) discuss why the adoption of eSIM technology is inevitable in the consumer market and the challenges that this will bring for operators. This podcast is based on a recent article on the adoption...
08.15.2023
Cloud-native networking: operators have no alternative
In this podcast, Caroline Chappell (Partner) argues that there is no alternative to cloud-native networking. Operator networks must adapt to the pace of digital service innovation or they risk becoming irrelevant, displaced by public cloud and other new-entrant network providers. This...
07.31.2023
SMBs worldwide are increasing their spending on PC/DaaS as they adapt to remote and hybrid work
Pre-packaged bundles for PC/Device-as-a-Service (PC/DaaS) are often not ideal because vendors and partners must customise each contract to individual business needs and budgets. However, small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) worldwide are increasing their spending on DaaS by 12.2% year-on-year from...
07.26.2023
The role of data and AI in achieving cloud-native automation
In this podcast, Caroline Chappell (Partner) and Adaora Okeleke (Principal Analyst) discuss the need for transformed data environments and AI to support cloud native automation. For further insights on this subject, watch our recent webinar covering the trends and challenges associated...
07.24.2023
System integration: an enabler or barrier for Open RAN?
To drive scale and openness in Open RAN, stakeholders must strive to simplify integration while also putting the building blocks in place to drive maturity in both neutral and in-house systems integration. In this podcast, Caroline Gabriel (Research Director) and James...
07.19.2023
IoT connectivity will account for nearly 20% of operators’ mobile services revenue from enterprises by 2027
For enterprise-focused mobile operators, IoT is perhaps the most-crucial service for achieving revenue growth over the next 5 years. In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Catherine Hammond (Research Director) discuss the enterprise revenue trends and the importance of IoT revenue...
07.13.2023
From cloud native to edge native
In this podcast, Caroline Chappell (Partner) and Daniel Beazer (Senior Analyst) discuss how cloud native networks need to run on edge native clouds and how this presents an opportunity for operators to generate new revenue streams. For more content on this...
07.07.2023
Challenger operators in Europe have gained subscriber market share by keeping prices flat
Challenger operators Digi, Free and Iliad have been more successful than their competitors at gaining subscribers in their respective countries. In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Erik Ottosson (Associate Consultant) discuss mobile pricing strategies. The associated article can be accessed here...
07.05.2023
Few operators meet the current demand for supporting their business customers’ ESG goals
Catherine Hammond (Research Director) and Matt Small (Research Analyst) discuss how environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations have become increasingly important for businesses recently and a major component of the request for proposal (RFP) scorecard. The associated article can be accessed...
06.30.2023
Deals in Belgium highlight the new strategies used by operators in Europe for offering fixed–mobile bundles
The Orange-Telenet-VOO deals in Belgium show that European operators are following strategies for offering FMC services that go beyond the historical approach of owning fixed and mobile infrastructure. In this podcast, Stefano Porto Bonacci (Senior Analyst) and Tom Rebbeck (Partner) discuss...
06.22.2023
The Vodafone–Three merger will help to address some of the weaknesses of the mobile-only model
The merger is an attempt to gain some market share and mobile economies of scale to help to overcome the weaknesses of the mobile-only model. In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck (Partner) and Eulalia Marin (Principal Analyst) discuss the merger between Vodafone...
06.08.2023
Follow-up discussion with Romil Bahl, CEO of KORE
In this podcast, Tom Rebbeck, partner, and Ibraheem Kasujee, senior analyst for IoT Services and Private Networks, talk to Romil Bahl, president and CEO of KORE. Romil last appeared on the podcast in August 2021. Today's podcast looks at how things have...
06.05.2023
Operator Wi-Fi strategies will become more important as fibre and 1Gbit/s speeds become commonplace
Operators are increasingly focusing on home Wi-Fi services to avoid price-based competition and improve customer satisfaction. In this podcast, Oliver Bruff (Analyst) and Martin Scott (Research Director) discuss operator Wi-Fi strategies. The associated article can be accessed here.

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Analysys Mason Podcast episodes:

Operator business revenue: past performance and future prospects

Is Starlink ready to take to the skies?

Earth observation: from data to analytics

AI series: Discussing the opportunities and pitfalls of AI with Bridgepoint’s Head of Digital and AI

Metaverse: how AI and improved Wi-Fi can help operators to manage traffic

How operators can capture a growing share of the SME cyber-security market

AI series: How Vodafone is leveraging its AI capabilities

AI series: AI adoption can offer SMBs an edge over larger companies

AI series: who will be the GenAI winners and losers in the TMT industry?

Matter, a connectivity standard for IoT, will help consumers to realise their demand for smart home services

Is satellite direct-to-device technology ready for prime time?

Edge lessons from Las Vegas

Is the telecoms sector taking the right approach to network APIs?

Private LTE/5G networks: how big is the opportunity and what is driving the market?

How operators can achieve network convergence with a cloud-native programmable network platform

Will AT&T choose a disaggregated cloud platform for Open RAN?

Will SpaceX continue to dominate satellite market?

US mobile operators are beginning to generate ARPU growth from customers on unlimited data plans

Operators’ adoption of edge computing: what can we do to speed it up?

Analysys Mason launches three new satellite programmes

5G enterprise services: how operators can accelerate monetisation

The impact of GenAI on the telecoms sector

Edge and private networks: what is driving adoption?

EE’s new fixed–mobile convergence strategy in the UK

Private networks battlecards: how can service providers make themselves stand out?

As more businesses use apps like WhatsApp for B2C messaging, how can operators protect revenue?

UK FTTP: transitioning from disruption to consolidation

SD-WAN sites are set to double as SASE revenue rises to USD20 billion

B2B connectivity ARPU is stagnating: what should operators do about it?

A changing tide for the SMB devices and peripherals market

Why telcos need to develop a satellite strategy now

Offering fixed–mobile bundles beyond the usual discounting approach

Cloud-native networks are driving a new automation paradigm

Sovereign cloud: the opportunity for operators

eSIMs and iSIMs: why are they important for IoT?

Opportunities for operators in the SOHO market

Observability adoption: a status review

The adoption of eSIM is inevitable

Cloud-native networking: operators have no alternative

SMBs worldwide are increasing their spending on PC/DaaS as they adapt to remote and hybrid work

The role of data and AI in achieving cloud-native automation

System integration: an enabler or barrier for Open RAN?

IoT connectivity will account for nearly 20% of operators’ mobile services revenue from enterprises by 2027

From cloud native to edge native

Challenger operators in Europe have gained subscriber market share by keeping prices flat

Few operators meet the current demand for supporting their business customers’ ESG goals

Deals in Belgium highlight the new strategies used by operators in Europe for offering fixed–mobile bundles

The Vodafone–Three merger will help to address some of the weaknesses of the mobile-only model

Follow-up discussion with Romil Bahl, CEO of KORE

Operator Wi-Fi strategies will become more important as fibre and 1Gbit/s speeds become commonplace

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