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North Americas wireless market ended the second quarter of 2015 with an estimated 364.6 million subscribers; an increase of 15.0 million subscribers when compared to 2Q14.

This paper is an adjunct to a concurrent report on the telecommunication regulatory scene in the United States. It will be of interest to public policy departments of the telecommunication network operator community.

This report asserts that real-time analytics is not settled science. It is not a foregone conclusion that every company needs and can afford real-time analytics in all areas of the business. There is also not, at this time, one shining example for all to follow in deploying it; but, instead, several models. Therefore, this report explores these a...

During the second quarter of 2015, North Americas residential primary line market continued to decline compared to second quarter of 2014. Operators are mostly losing access line subscribers to VoIP or to alternative services such as OTT and mobile wireless.

This weeks SPIE discusses why mobile broadband is a concern, and how it has the potential to increase revenue for CSPs if customers are approached differently than through traditional volume-based price plans. The report explains, through implemented examples, how time-based mobile data is delivering customer value, especially in regions with hi...

In the second quarter of 2015, North American cable and satellite continued to serve an estimated 86.1% of residential video subscribers; although, IPTV and OTT services are gaining. Revenues are growing for all providers.

This study presents an in-depth analysis of the key trends impacting the Business carrier Ethernet services market, and includes market revenue forecasts (2013-2020) , ports forecasts and market share analysis. The analysis is segmented by: --Transport length (metro versus long haul) --Service type (dedicated versus switched)

The Excel file presents economic and industry indicators for Rest of World countries, such as Argentina, Australia, Japan, and South Korea.

The Excel file presents economic and industry indicators for Rest of World countries, such as Argentina, Australia, Japan, and South Korea.