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Fixed-Mobile Convergence in the business World The Fixed-Mobile
Convergence market
(FMC) could generate
revenue of 900 million EUR
in 2013 in Western
Europe’s five largest
markets, and so accounting
for 4% of total mobile
services revenue. Starting
with a detailed inventory of
FMC services aimed at
businesses and an analysis
of the offers being
marketed by operators, this
report then examines the
underlying trends governing
the use of FMC.
Key questions
- What strategies are Europe’s most advanced operators using in their offers?
- Around which relevant segments is the market being structured (services, customers, etc.)?
- What forces are driving or impeding the enterprise fixed-mobile convergence market?
- What will the FMC market be worth in 2013, and what share of the mobile services market for businesses will it have?
- Analysis of more than 45 FMC offers being marketed by 26 carriers in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK
Please Note:The online download version is for a one to five user license.Published By: IDATE Date Published: Sep 2009 * * * * * * Business FMC Adoption Remains a Challenge in an Increasingly Mobile World Fixed mobile convergence (FMC) is viewed differently by many segments of the telecommunications industry. Whether we are talking about transparent hand-offs between cellular and Wi-Fi WLAN networks, or extending IP-PBX capabilities to mobile phones, one thing remains consistent: FMC has had a mixed response from end-users. IT managers, service providers, and integrators may have a good understanding of the benefits FMC provides, but until workers actually use these capabilities, these benefits and associated ROI improvements will go unrealized.
This report updates three years of primary research among business end-users on multiple FMC applications, including dual-mode FMC, twinning, simultaneous ringing, mobile PBX extensions, and find me/follow me VoIP applications. Current and planned adoption of these capabilities is reviewed and contrasted, as well as segmented by size of business, from SOHO to enterprise. Recent activity among industry leaders is reviewed, and 2008-2013 forecasts of worldwide business FMC handset connections and business FMC subscribers are provided. This report provides context to help the reader understand the role of FMC and fixed wireless applications.Published By: In-Stat Date Published: Aug 2009 * * * * * *
Note: The first letter of the handset model indicates the manufacturer:
- d = Mitsubishi
- f = Fujitsu
- n = NEC
- nm = Nokia
- p = Panasonic
- sh = Sharp
- so = Sony
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