Articles 1-9 of 9
UK, London - 16 April 2013
Arthur D. Little and Exane BNP Paribas: 4G LTE is a must-have but won’t be enough to restore pricing power in European mobile industry
Telecoms industry faces revenue decline of 1.8% through to 2016
Moving to 4G LTE is a no-brainer for European telecoms operators but is unlikely to restore better pricing conditions in the European mobile industry. This is the key finding of 4G – going faster, but where?, the 12th edition of the joint annual telecoms report from global management consultancy Arthur D. Little (ADL) and equity broker Exane BNP Paribas.
UK, London - 20 November 2012
Arthur D. Little highlights the business benefits of 4G LTE
Organizations can seize new benefits
With increasing mobility and flexibility of the workforce, business continues to demand richer communication and collaboration for employees. Content and services need to be accessible away from the office, and on multiple devices. Arthur D. Little’s latest whitepaper, “The Business Benefits of 4G LTE” outlines tangible benefits that businesses can expect from LTE. Through real case situations across several industries it highlights five situations where business performance can be substantially improved by 4G LTE.
UK, London - 17 April 2012
Arthur D. Little and Exane BNP Paribas: Core European telco revenues to decline by 1.8% p.a. until 2015
But big diversification revenues and cost transformation opportunities exist for operators making the right strategic choices in their markets – operators must act now
The move to an all-IP world where everything is connected presents a major threat to telecom operators’ core voice and SMS revenues, but also significant opportunities for these operators to extract value from adjacent markets. This is one of the main findings of Telecom Operators: Let’s Face It, the 11th edition of the annual report from global management consultancy Arthur D. Little and equity broker Exane BNP Paribas.
UK, London - 14 March 2012
LTE Spectrum and Network Strategies: Strategic Options for Mobile Operators in Dynamic 4G Mobile Markets
In its latest Viewpoint “LTE Spectrum and Network Strategies”, Arthur D. Little evaluates the lessons learned from the completed LTE auctions in Europe, and assesses optimum auction and network deployment strategies for mobile operators in new, dynamic 4G markets.
UK, London - 07 March 2012
Arthur D. Little develops solutions for sustainable success of the connected car
OEMs must act now to ensure a long-term competitive advantage
Mobile technologies are making major inroads into the automotive industry. e-Mobility and efficient use of natural resources are becoming ever more important in defining the image of OEMs. With improved mobile connectivity and telematics putting the concept back on the agenda, Arthur D. Little’s (ADL) latest viewpoint “The Connected Car – Finally coming true?” outlines how OEMs must create the framework today to overcome start-up hurdles and achieve competitive advantage in a saturated market.
Sweden, Stockholm - 03 November 2011
Arthur D. Little: Mobile Voice OTT could become a disruptive force
The second phase of mobile VoIP innovation, led by highly sophisticated players, has the potential to attack the most fundamental model upon which telcos base their business. Global management consultancy Arthur D. Little’s latest report, Disruptive threat or innovative opportunity? outlines key trends influencing this development and the response options available.
UK, London - 27 September 2011
New study quantifies the impact of broadband speed on GDP
Doubling the broadband speed for an economy increases GDP by 0.3%.
Research conducted by Ericsson, Arthur D. Little and Chalmers University of Technology confirms that increased broadband speed contributes significantly to economic growth. Positive effects come from automated and simplified processes, increased productivity as well as better access to basic services such as education and health.
Austria, Vienna - 23 August 2011
Strong growth and major shifts in CEE TV markets create opportunities for market players, states Arthur D. Little
In its latest Viewpoint “Major Transformation in CEE TV Markets: Shake Up Likely to Continue”, global management consultancy Arthur D. Little assesses the recent dramatic growth and TV platform shift in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region and its likely impact on market players. Strong growth, as well as the major shifts in TV platforms – such as IPTV (Internet Protocol TV), DTT (Digital Terrestrial TV) and OTT (Over-the-top TV) – has created a competitive and dynamic market environment.
Germany, Munich - 15 August 2011
Arthur D. Little invites to the traditional annual industry roundtable
This year's theme: "The Internet of Things - Defining the Smart Ecosystems" (by personal invitation only)
Arthur D. Little conducts its traditional industry roundtable, combined with an exciting evening on the Munich Oktoberfest. All our previous events: "The TV of the future" (2009) and "The Mobile Application Battle" (2010) have received strong attention and have created a unique and picturesque atmosphere for networking across our industry sector.
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