North American Triple Play Outlook
North American Triple Play Outlook
RELEASE DATE
14-Apr-2005
14-Apr-2005
REGION
North America
North America
Research Code: F353-01-00-00-00
SKU: TE02780-GL-MR_14410
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SKU
TE02780-GL-MR_14410
Description
The strategic analysis covers the North American ILEC and MSO competitive positioning and strategic plans regarding triple play. The “Triple Play” is defined as a bundled package in which voice, video and data services are offered to consumers. Based upon the findings from extensive primary and secondary research, this analysis provides both equipment providers and equipment vendors with a detailed look at the current and shifting dynamics in this rapidly evolving marketplace. The report also examines the triple play plans of US and Canadian ILECs and MSOs as well as how the bundling of voice, video and data services directly impacts the operators’ bottom line.
Table of Contents
Introduction
- Disclaimers
- Overview
- Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
Competitive Landscape
- Telecom Services Competitor Matrix
- The ILEC View of The World
- U.S. ILEC Access Line Loss Sources
- MSO: The Main Competitor
- MSO: Video Strength
- A Third/Fourth Player: The Main Threat in the Long-Term
- What About IXCs / CLECs?
- The MSO View of The World
- MSO Strategy Overview
- MSO Video Strategy: Defend
- MSO Data Strategy: Develop
- MSO Voice Strategy: Attack
The Strategic Importance of the Triple Play
- Service Provider Corporate Strategy Positioning
- ILEC / MSO Battlefield: Bundle Versus Bundle
- Two-Player Market Becoming a Multiple Player Market
- Bundling Rationale (ILECs)
- Bundling Rationale (MSOs)
Service Provider Implementation Plans for the Triple Play
- ILEC FTTX Plans - Summary
- ILEC RFP Plans: Bell South Deploys Broadband Infrastructure
- ILEC RFP Plans: Qwest Has no Current RFPs
- ILEC RFP Plans: SBC Deploys Broadband Infrastructure
- ILEC RFP Plans: Verizon Deploys Broadband Infrastructure
- Canadian ILECs: Bell Canada
- Canadian ILECs: MTS / Allstream
- Canadian ILECs: Telus
- U.S. MSO Strategy IP Telephony Deployments
- MSO Plans: Cablevision
- MSO Plans: Comcast
- MSO Plans: Cox
- MSO Plans: Time Warner Cable
- Canadian MSO IP Telephony Deployment Plans
- Canadian MSO: Rogers Communications
- Canadian MSO: Shaw Communications
- Canadian MSO: Videotron (Quebecor)
- What About Vonage?
How the Triple Play Impacts An Operator's Bottom Line
- Potential ARPU Impacts
- ILEC Potential Revenue Mix / Home: 2003 x 2010
- MSO Potential Revenue Mix / Home 2003 x 2010
- Evidence that the Bundle Works
- A Closer Look at Cox's Experience
- Benefits to the Customer
Impact of Regulatory Constraints on Operators' Triple Play Strategies
- UNE-P and Its Triple Play Impact
- June 2004 UNE Ruling Impacts
- The October Fiber Ruling and Its Implications
- U.S. VoIP Regulation Backdrop
- Canadian VoIP Regulation Backdrop
Market & Technology Issues
- Triple Play Impact of POTS
- IP Multi-Cast Usage for TV Programming: Issues
- FTTN Pros and Cons
- FTTP Pros and Cons
- FTTX Associated Last Mile Technologies: Distance Tradeoff
- US RBOC Loop Length Analysis
- Expected MSO CAPEX / Customer
A Look at Some Triple Play Offerings (North America)
- US ILEC Triple Play Offerings
- Canadian ILEC Triple Play Offerings
- US MSO Triple Play Offerings
- Canadian MSO Triple Play Offerings
Conclusions
- Concluding Remarks
Awards
- Infrastructure Vendor Market Leadership Award
- Competitive Strategy Leadership Award
- Product Innovation Award
Appendix
- Alternative Last Mile Technologies
- Broadband Wireless: WiFi / WiMax
- PONs: Passive Optical Networks
- VDSL: An Alternative to Satellite
- Broadband Over Power Lines (BPL)
- What will the "killer apps" be?
- Glossary
Popular Topics
The strategic analysis covers the North American ILEC and MSO competitive positioning and strategic plans regarding triple play. The Triple Play is defined as a bundled package in which voice, video and data services are offered to consumers. Based upon the findings from extensive primary and secondary research, this analysis provides both equipment providers and equipment vendors with a detailed look at the current and shifting dynamics in this rapidly evolving marketplace. The report also examines the triple play plans of US and Canadian ILECs and MSOs as well as how the bundling of voice, video and data services directly impacts the operators bottom line.
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Podcast | No |
Industries | Telecom |
WIP Number | F353-01-00-00-00 |
Is Prebook | No |