There is no doubt that the next ten years will bring further exiting developments to the increasingly vital telecommunications industry. The foundations for change are already well in motion and the continuing deployment of high-speed broadband and 4G technology will provide the infrastructure to ignite the new innovations and revolutions of the future. View Full Report With TOC@http://www.researchmoz.us/global-telecoms-industry-transformation-with-m2m-cloud-computing-big-data-wi-fi-and-new-spectrum-report.html

1. Global Telecoms - Industry Transformation with M2M, Cloud Computing, Big Data, Wi-Fi and New
Spectrum
Executive Summary
Exciting developments for increasingly vital telecoms industry
There is no doubt that the next ten years will bring further exiting developments to the increasingly vital
telecommunications industry. The foundations for change are already well in motion and the continuing
deployment of high-speed broadband and 4G technology will provide the infrastructure to ignite the new
innovations and revolutions of the future.
There are a number of key trends which have emerged in recent years and will be real-game changers.
Machine-to-Machine (M2M) also referred to as ‘Internet of Things’; is one such trend and it
will transform every single sector of society and the economy. It will be out of this environment that new
businesses – and indeed new industries – will be born.
The large amounts of data generated by M2M developments as well as the increase in user generated
communications via social networks and the like will also contribute to towards Big Data progress.
Organisations are beginning to recognise the importance of storing and processing the growing amount of data
they retain and also mining this data for commercial benefit. In turn, this is leading to a growth in data centres,
due to the increasing data storage demands and pressure on companies to appear environmentally pro-active
by consolidating and outsourcing their data management requirements.
Cloud computing deployment and development is gaining momentum around the world as the true potential
of this technology reveals itself. It has become one of the fastest growing areas for the IT sector and cloud
computing solutions are being adopted by enterprises; government and consumers alike.
BuddeComm’s general opinion in regards to Cloud Computing is that we acknowledge the enormous
economic advantages that cloud computing has to offer - but at the same time recognise that there is a risk of
losing control over data and IT systems.
In 2013 it is increasingly clear that Wi-Fi will play a key role in the telecoms environment of the future. The
use of Wi-Fi hotspots continues to rise due to increasing popularity from smart phone and mobile device users.
The status of Wi-Fi technology is continuing to improve; creating a whole new range of opportunities in the
Wi-Fi market. Smartphone users want faster, more ubiquitous and reliable connectivity, while operators are
looking to squeeze every last bit of capacity out of their cellular networks. As a result, smarter Wi-Fi is needed
so that it can take on a more strategic role as part of the overall mobile network infrastructure. Ultimately
users simply want the fastest and most reliable wireless connection they can get.
More spectrum is required too if we want to make the most of all the new opportunities that mobile and
wireless broadband technology have to offer our society and our economy. With the voice market saturated,
the telcos attention is focused on mobile broadband which requires additional spectrum. Governments around
the world are beginning to view the sale of spectrum as a viable revenue raising opportunity in a fragile
economy. In 2013 there is increased interest in the re-use of white spaces. It is important to remember that
spectrum is nothing more than infrastructure and, as we have seen in the fixed network, if infrastructure
becomes monopolised some serious issues arise regarding the use of it.
BuddeComm’s new report, Global Telecoms – Industry Transformation with M2M, Cloud
Computing, Big Data, Wi-Fi and New Spectrum, provides important insights into the wider telecoms industry
Global Telecoms - Industry Transformation with M2M, Cloud Computing, Big Data, Wi-Fi and New Spectrum

2. and the key trends which will play an important role in the future. This unique report also includes the key
global statistics for the core sectors which make up this diverse industry, including broadband, mobile
broadband, Internet use, mobile communications and overall telecoms revenue; CAPEX and leading players.
The report then explores some of the hot topics for the industry in 2013 and beyond, including the key role of
WiFi, the changing landscape for data centres, Cloud Computing developments, M2M and Big Data trends
and the issues surrounding Spectrum and White Spaces.
Examples of key insights:
The global telecoms market as a whole now boasts some impressive figures. Fixed Internet users continue to
grow with around 2.7 billion. There are around 1.6 billion mobile broadband subscribers worldwide today, far
more than the number of fixed broadband subscribers. Asia has the most mobile broadband connections. The
global market share of consumers using smart phones sits at around 18-19%, the equivalent of around 1.3
billion users. Carriers are looking towards a future of mobile broadband services which will require increased
capacity and LTE deployment – and spectrum allocation is the key to positioning in these new markets.
Spectrum management needs to include the role that Wi-Fi and other unlicensed technologies will have to
play, as well as the role of optical fibre networks for the core and backhaul from the towers in the overall plan.
Cloud computing was one of the key developments to emerge in the last couple of years. However cloud
security and privacy are ongoing issues which require scrutiny and there are growing concerns about data
“ownership”. If these concerns can be overcome, along with the right standardisations and
infrastructure put in place - then we will really see this industry thrive. The reason M2M will be so important
is that it is needed to more effectively address the many societal and economic problems that people are facing
– the environment, energy supply, traffic and people movement, healthcare and so on. In 2013 there is
a growing awareness of the ongoing maintenance and energy costs to operate data centres.
table Of Contents
1. Global Telecoms - A Transforming And Challenging Sector
1.1 Opportunities And Challenges For The Telcos
1.1.1 From Benign To Hard-line Monopoly
1.1.2 Telco Model Of The Future Will Be Based On Ott
1.1.3 The End Of The Line For Pstn And Hfc Networks
1.1.4 Telecoms Market Is Transforming But The Telcos Are Not
1.1.5 Next On The Chopping Block – The Infrastructure
1.1.6 So What Is Next For The Telcos?
1.1.7 Conclusion
1.2 Key Drivers And Challenges For Mobile Sector
1.2.1 Mobile Led By Consumer Demand
1.2.2 Mobile Infrastructure Becomes A Fibre Feed-in
1.2.3 Industry Consolidation Is A Must
1.2.4 The Future Of The Smartphone Market
1.2.5 Mobile Broadband: Killer App For Ftth
1.2.6 Mobile Market - Infrastructure Running Out Of Steam
1.2.7 Case Study: Europe
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3. 1.2.8 Brief Case Study: Africa
1.2.9 Conclusion
2. Global Telecoms - Big Picture Statistics
2.1 Key Global Telecoms Statistics
2.1.1 Key Trends For Telcos
2.1.2 Next On The Chopping Block – The Infrastructure
2.1.3 The Benefits Of Telecommunications Are Now Ott
2.1.4 Global Internet Users
2.1.5 Broadband Subscribers, Penetration And Access Technologies
2.1.6 Global Mobile Subscriptions
2.1.7 Wireless/mobile Broadband
2.1.8 Global Telecommunications Expenditure And Revenue
2.1.9 Global Telecoms Traffic
2.1.10 Satellite Services
2.1.11 Conclusions
2.2 Top 80 Parent Carriers Worldwide
2.2.1 Global Top 13 Mobile Parent Carriers By Subscribers
2.2.2 Global Major 11 Fixed-line Carriers By Subscribers
2.2.3 Major 80 Parent Carriers Worldwide By Revenue And Subscribers
3. Hot Topics For Telecoms In 2013 And Beyond
3.1 Spotlight On Hot Topics For Telecoms
3.1.1 High Level Telecoms Issues
3.1.2 The Industry At A Glance
3.1.3 Key Trends In 2013
3.1.4 Fixed Broadband Services
3.2 Wifi Has Key Role In Telecoms
3.2.1 Wifi Starts Playing A Key Role In Telecoms
3.2.2 Wifi Business Models
3.2.3 Venue Wifi
3.2.4 Global Wifi Market Summary
3.2.5 Leading Wifi Markets Around The World
3.2.6 Industry Developments
3.2.7 Other Short-range Technologies
3.3 The Cloud Computing Revolution
3.3.1 Cloud Computing For Government
3.3.2 Cloud Computing For Enterprise
3.3.3 The Complexities Of Cloud Computing
3.3.4 Unified Communications (uc) And The Cloud
3.3.5 Cloud Computing Market Statistics
3.3.6 Other Recent Trends
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4. 3.3.7 Case Study: Cloud Computing In China
3.3.8 Conclusion
3.4 M2m And Big Data
3.4.1 ‘things’
3.4.2 Telcos And The Science Of Big Data
3.4.3 From Scada To Iot
3.4.4 Sensors
3.4.5 Sensor Applications For A Smarter World
3.4.6 Rfid
3.4.7 Change In Services Driven By Sensing And Monitoring Information
3.4.8 Who Will Dominate The Iot Market?
3.4.9 Building Smart Communities And Smart Countries
3.4.10 Stage One – Infrastructure
3.4.11 Stage Two – Trans-sector Policies
3.4.12 Stage Three – The Business Game-changer
3.4.13 Application Examples
3.4.14 Staggering Iot Predictions
3.5 The Changing Landscape Of Data Centres
3.5.1 Market Analysis
3.5.2 Key Global Data Centre Trends And Statistics
3.5.3 Glimpses Of The Future
3.6 Spectrum And White Spaces
3.6.1 Pent Up Demand For Spectrum
3.6.2 White Spaces Overview
3.6.3 Examples Of White Space Developments
3.6.4 Spectrum – Important To The Development Of Mobile Broadband As A Utility
3.6.5 A Comprehensive Infrastructure Plan Is Essential
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