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Operators must develop a robust business case for femtocells, warns Analysys
While mobile operators are considering widespread deployment of indoor base stations (femtocells) as early as 2008, a large-scale roll-out of femtocells carries considerable risk and many early business cases are not commercially viable, according to a new report,
Mobile-only operators forced to use fixed networks to boost revenues, says Analysys
The move by Vodafone to purchase Tele2's fixed network assets in Italy and Spain for EUR775 million demonstrates the increasing importance of fixed broadband services in the mobile operator service portfolio, according to research specialist, Analysys.
European iPhone deals raise fresh questions over billing clarity, claims Analysys
As European deals for Apple's iPhone are announced, the chosen operators will be well advised to learn from the experiences of AT&T Wireless in the US when it comes to billing users, according to Analysys, the advisor on
WIRE: Operators' non-voice revenues threatened by SIM-only tariffs, says Analysys
The decision to reduce handset subsidies should be approached with caution by operators, as there is a trade-off between the clear benefit of reduced subsidies and the associated risk of losing control over how customers purchase handsets and use
WIRE: Mobile TV technology choices should be driven by consumer needs, says Analysys
Analysys's study suggests that, whilst most observers expect mobile TV to become a multi-billion Euro industry by 2010, and will be well on the way to being accepted as a mass-market product by then, the supply-side industry dynamics
WIRE: Mobile operators risk losing the Enterprise Mobility market, claims Analysys
Mobile operators must not neglect enterprises' mobility solution needs or they will be marginalised, according to a new report, Seizing the Opportunities from Enterprise Mobility, published by Analysys.
Middle Eastern mobile markets 'more rewarding than European counterparts', claims Analysys report
The Middle Eastern mobile market presents greater revenue opportunities than markets in Europe when taking into account its size and spending power, according to a new report, ‘The Middle Eastern mobile market: trends and forecasts 2007-12', published byDecision time for mobile operators faced with declining spend, says Analysys
Mobile operators may experience substantial decline in ARPU in developed countries, as voice prices decrease, non-voice services fail to capture consumers' interest, and mobile phones lose their fashionable image, according to a forthcoming report, The Future of the