Strategic Overview: Time for a New Telco 2.0 Vision
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We believe that the global telecoms market is approaching a critical moment of change, as strategic drivers and enablers are combining to open the door to a fundamental shift in the industry. We show how and why with highlights of our recent research, and set the scene for a new vision for Telco 2.0 – what telcos should be in the future, and how to get there.
Description
Format: PDF file
Pages: 13 pages Charts: 3 Author: STL research team Publication Date: September 2015Table of Contents
- Contents Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Theme #1: Core Competitiveness – Telecoms Markets and Competitive Strategies Background
- Core Competitiveness: Research Highlights
- Next Steps on Core Competitiveness
- Theme #2: Achieving Transformation – Re-organising the Core and
- Background
- Transformation: Research Highlights
- Next Steps on Telco 2.0 Transformation
- Theme #3: Implementing Innovation in the Core – IoT, 5G and the Cloud, NFVandFutureNetworks
- Background
- Core Innovation: Research Highlights
- Next Steps on IoT, Cloud and the Future of the Network
- Theme #4: Disruption – Addressing Adjacent Threats and Opportunities
- Background
- Research Highlights: Disruption
- Next Steps on Disruption
- Conclusion: time for a new ‘Telco 2.0’ vision
- New business models are starting to deliver
- A new virtualised technological platform will enable new ways of working
- It is becoming clearer how to organise and manage the change
- STL Partners and Telco 2.0: Change the Game
Table of Figures
- Figure 1 – The pressure to defend existing telecoms revenues and build new ones
- Figure 2 – The Telco 2.0 Agility Framework
- Figure 3 – Improvements in the performance of generic hardware and software are starting to blur theIT/Network boundary
Technologies and industry terms referenced include: business models, competitiveness, Disruption, growth, Innovation, Internet of Things, IoT, LBS, localised commerce, location based services, mobile advertising, Strategy, Telco, Telecom, transformation