FTTx Annual Service is specifically designed to provide operators, vendors, government bodies, regulators and local authorities with a comprehensive analysis of the issues affecting this promising market.
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Methodology
• Primary research based on 150+ FTTx market players
• In-depth analysis of technological issues based on one-on-one interviews with vendors
• Penetration and subscription data for 68 countries
• Rollout and market share data on 150+ FTTx players, classified by country

FTTx Watch Structure
• Database
  - Database on 68 countries
  - Rollout by 150+ FTTx operators
  - Operator market share by country
  - Vendor market share by technology
  - Forecasts up to 2015

You will receive:

• Monthly insights

• In-depth market reports

• Analyst access

Markets & Forecasts Database
A unique database devoted to FTTx, including market data and forecasts, along with a breakdown by technologiesdrawing on our continuous tracking of agreements between operators and vendors.
Regulation
• Major FTTx regulatory issues and national FTTx programs

Market data
• 2008-2009-2010
• By zone and for 68 countries

Subscribers
• VDSL
• FTTH/B
• FTTLA (DOCSIS 3)
• FTTx/ LAN

Homes Passed
• VDSL
• FTTH/B
• FTTLA (DOCSIS 3)
• FTTx/ LAN

Network architectures
• FTTH
• FTTB
• FTTN

Technologies & Vendors
• BPON
• GPON
• EPON/GEPON
• Ethernet
• DOCSIS 3

Operators Market Share
• Top 3 or 5 by country
• % FTTx amongst the total Broadband
• Breakdown by architecture: FTTN, FTTH/B, FTTLA

Projects
• Up to 5 main projects by country: Operators, Utilities, Local Authorities
• Architectures
• Technologies
• Investments
• FTTx deployment
• ARPU
• Subscribers & home passed
• Services & pricing

Forecasts
• 2011 to 2015
• By zone and by country (57 countries covered)
• FTTH/B Subscribers vs. VDSL subscribers
• Technologies by zone: VDSL, BPON, GPON,EPON/GEPON, EP2P, as well as 10 GPON, 10GEPON and WDMPON

Includes the Following Market Reports:

• FTTx Strategies
FTTx subscriber numbers are rising swiftly despite the economic downturn, and are likely to continue to do so at an ever greater pace between now and 2015 as incumbent carriers and public authorities have become very clearly involved. But there are still a great many questions that need to be answered over the rate of deployment, technical developments and the business models governing the new applications that superfast broadband will enable. This report analyses how the main FTTx players are adapting their strategies and provides detailed data.

• FTTx Business Models
Starting with a model of the different expense and income items, and investment spending in particular, this report measures the sensitivity of a number of FTTx network rollout variables: population density, technical architecture, penetration rate, ARPU… with the measurements themselves segmented by type of operator (incumbent carrier, alternative operator, new entrant).

• Telcos Backhaul Strategies
This report spotlights telcos’ strategies regarding backhauling and fixed mobile convergence, how the transport network is evolving within the migration to all-IP and which choices telcos take to meet the increasing demand of bandwidth. The study analyses the evolution of transport networks, its investment control and the necessary implementation with the legacy infrastructure.

• Telcos TV Strategies
Telcos have successfully hooked up the TV to a box, and made it a pivotal element in their growth and marketing strategies. This success story can be explained by their ability to offer bundles that combine fixed and/or mobile calling, Internet and TV services, as well as innovative services using the STB, fibre access and the ability to circulate content between platforms and devices. This study looks at telcos' marketing strategies for TV services and their increasing weight in this changing television market.