Analysys Mason Podcast

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 relevant case studies report can be found here and our report outlining the strategies for marketing products and services to SOHOs can be found here.

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. 

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 of eSIM technology in the consumer market and can be accessed here.

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 podcast is based on a recent article on cloud-native network transformation and can be accessed here.

For more insights on cloud-native network transformation and automation, click here.

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 2022 to 2023. 

In this podcast, Bob Takacs (Research Director) and Li Lin (Senior Analyst) discuss the significant growth in PC/DaaS solutions.

The associated article can be found here.

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 with the adoption of cloud-native networks.

Don’t forget to check out our curated resources on cloud-native network transformation and automation, here.

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 Kirby (Senior Analyst) discuss the role of system integration in Open RAN.

The associated article can be accessed here. And don’t forget to check out our curated resources on vRAN and Open RAN, here.

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 to enterprise divisions of operators.

The associated article can be accessed here.

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 subject, watch our recent webinar covering the trends and challenges associated with the adoption of cloud-native networks.

Don’t forget to check out our curated resources on cloud-native network transformation and automation, here.

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 and the Telecoms Market Matrix is available here.