新一代連線的發展：動向分析

Next-generation access development: defining trends

出版商	Ovum, Ltd.
出版日期	2009年07月	商品編碼	100023
內容資訊	英文 22 pages
價格	US $ 1495 PDF by E-mail (Single User License) US $ 3738 PDF by E-mail (Global Site License)

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新一代連線的發展：動向分析 是由出版商Ovum, Ltd.在2009年07月所出版的。這份英文市場調查報告書包含22 pages 價格從美金1495起跳。

Executive summary
In a nutshell
Key messages
Fibre is paving the way for new access networks owned by new entities
The impact of FTTx will be significant, but it' s a long-term play
Infrastructure-based competition will remain the driving force in many markets
Expect new models to emerge, both now and in the longer term
Infrastructure-sharing and joint ventures will be far more prevalent
Service-based competition will be more prevalent in less dense areas
Wholesale access products will be much more important in certain markets
Expect significant differences in next-generation market dynamics
The NGA context
A consequence of next-generation technology
The implications of IP migration
Fibre drivers: ICT is underpinning economic and social development
Tangible NGA benefits: be patient
Fibre drivers: stakeholder perspectives
The incumbent perspective
The existing network competitor perspective
The new entrant infrastructure player perspective
The regulatory perspective
Can NGA level the playing field? That depends
NGA deployments: global evolution
NGA has momentum, but is a mid- to long-term play
Globally, incumbent deployment rules...
...but alternative investment is strong in Europe
Dealing with the legacy
Incumbents: sweating copper; leveraging xDSL technology advances
NGA and competition: all about the network
Competition: the life-blood of growth and innovation
The most successful competitors today are network players
No network, no business model?
Altnets are moving up the ladder
Infrastructure-based competition will remain the norm
Service-based competition requires development
Facilitating competitor access: key challenges
NGA remedies will not follow on neatly from well-established mechanisms
NGA: headline trends
A more diverse and dynamic market?
Expect more infrastructure-sharing
Greater public intervention will influence direction
The rise of geographic differentiation
Public- private partnerships will feature strongly
In some markets they will change the landscape significantly
In other markets they will play an important complementary role

List of Tables

Table 1: Factors influencing NGA development in various countries
Table 2: ‘Non-telco' deployments of FTTH/B, 4Q08
Table 3: Selected incumbent plans for NGA deployment
Table 4: Leading competitors and their networks in selected markets, 4Q08
Table 5: Free' s reported margins for broadband access
Table 6: National plans in three AP markets: key parameters

List of Figures

Figure 1: FTTH/B connections by country (year-end 2008)
Figure 2: Regional forecasts for FTTH/B and overall consumer broadband connections, 2008- 2014
Figure 3: Percentage of competitor versus incumbent DSL lines, 3Q08
Figure 4: The sweet spot for telcos
Figure 5: NGA directions
Figure 6: Multiple approaches to NGA
Figure 7: A blend of infrastructure and service competition