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 these applications will create a need for operators to proactively manage in-home networks with AIOps.

Read the associated article.

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 of these services – public cloud solutions. Operators will hold a much larger, and growing, share of the SME cyber-security market.

In this podcast, Matt Small and Catherine Hammond, experts in SME services, discuss why operators are in a good position to sell cyber-security solutions to SMEs and what the challenges are when doing this. Matt and Catherine also offer some recommendations for operators that have established enterprise security brands and for those that are mostly new to offering security.

Read the associated article and reports: Approaches to cyber security for SMEs: ten operator case studies and Operator business services for SMEs: worldwide forecast.

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 business transformation, and foster innovation in product and service development

Find out more about Analysys Mason's AI-related research and consulting services here.

Read the associated articles: The adoption of AI will be ineffective without the right operating models, Scenarios for GenAI and telecoms in 2033 and 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 Mason's Stela Bokun, partner and expert in strategy and Paul Jevons, director and expert in tech-enabled transformation talk with Aileen Hannah, SMB Voice of the Customer Director at Microsoft. They discuss:

• the relevance for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) of the recent advances in AI and how these advances are shaping the SMB market

Find out more about Analysys Mason's AI-related research and consulting services here.

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 Mason's Paul Jevons, Director and expert in tech-enabled transformation, and Tom Rebbeck, Research Partner and expert in TMT consumer and business services, discuss:

• why it is important to think about who the winners and losers will be

• the potential impact of GenAI and the three scenarios that could play out in the TMT industry over the coming years

• • the Navigator scenario: what it looks like and who could benefit

• • the Pilot scenario: a more radical situation, and who is best positioned to take advantage

• • the Explorer scenario: bundling connectivity with other services, and how this could shape the industry

• how telecoms operators and other players in the TMT industry can use the scenarios to help with their GenAI strategies.

Find out more about Analysys Mason's AI-related research and consulting services here.

Read the associated article here.

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 the associated article here.

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 and how will it evolve over time? Join the discussion with satellite and space experts, Lluc Palerm and Christopher Baugh.

Learn more about our satellite strategies for telcos research programme and our report on the satellite direct-to-device market.

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 hotspot for edge computing. Mary and Daniel together explore whether there are any lessons that operators and other edge builders can learn from the city’s edge activities or if it will all just have to ‘stay in Vegas’.

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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 CAMARA.

Read the associated article here. 

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 in the market, and drivers and inhibitors in the market.

Read the associated article and report, Enterprises will spend USD9 billion on private networks by 2028 but the market will not have reached its potential and Private LTE/5G networks: worldwide trends and forecasts.