The presentation covers case studies based on recent BSS implementations for mobile operators in Western Europe solely serving business/enterprise customers. Each case study will include a basic description of the business model, services offered and information regarding how an enterprise web self-service solution can affect business relationships.
This document summarizes the evolution of the mobile retail and wholesale markets in Spain from 2006 to 2013. At the retail level, new mobile virtual operators (MVOs) entered the market thanks to regulation, increasing competition and driving prices down 38% by 2013. However, MVOs still have low market shares compared to other EU countries. At the wholesale level, infrastructure competition did not change and MVOs rely on agreements with mobile network operators (MNOs) to access networks, though prices in some agreements were issues of complaints. Market mechanisms alone may not assure MVO access to wholesale services if regulation is removed.
A presentation of EuropropertiesTV - the specialized WebTV for properties on Balkans.
This is a project that we run during the period of 2007 - 2012 . The web videos produced are still a showcase of our capabilities and they can be found on UnitrustMedia YouTube Channel since EuropropertiesTV was closed by a decision of its owners.
Visit UnitrustMedia Website www.unitrustmedia.com and contact us in case you are interested with this project.
Telenet reported third quarter earnings, with basic cable television subscription fees providing a constant source of income. Premium cable saw growth in video-on-demand and set-top box rentals and fees. Residential broadband saw an increase in subscribers, with more people subscribing to discounted bundled services. Telephony saw the second largest increase, with fixed lines maintaining a large share and mobile seeing growing subscription rates. Business services grew through security solutions from C-CURE and increased data and fiber offerings.
The document provides an analysis of taxation schemes for telecom operators and Over-The-Top (OTT) players in different countries. It finds that:
1) France has the highest taxes on telecom operators at 2.98% of revenue compared to 0.07% in the UK. These taxes account for 20% of operators' investments in France.
2) OTT players like Google and Apple use complex tax structures involving countries like Ireland, the Netherlands, Bermuda, and Luxembourg to minimize their tax payments. They pay much lower taxes than if their activities were taxed where value is generated.
3) Countries hosting OTT headquarters benefit from jobs and spending but lose significant potential tax revenue through the
Funding and Sustainability for Community DABSteve Buckley
This document discusses funding and sustainability models for community digital audio broadcasting (DAB). It outlines various ownership models including single license/community ownership and hybrid models. Principles of community DAB include local ownership and operating for community benefit. Business models involve capital expenditure like equipment and operating costs like transmission sites. Revenue comes from charging digital sound program services carriage fees. The case of Shefcast Digital, a community consortium providing DAB in Sheffield, outlines its governance structure and plans to fund capital costs through grants and loans and cover operating costs through service fees.
Evolving iroko TV in a multiplatform ecosystem BSP Media Group
This document provides an overview of Analysys Mason, a global consulting firm focused on telecoms, media and technology. Some key points:
- Analysys Mason has over 260 staff across 13 offices worldwide and has been influential in the industry for over 25 years.
- They provide consulting services across various areas including strategy, regulation, transactions, research and more.
- They have significant experience advising clients on digital switchover (DSO) projects around the world, including case studies from the Netherlands, Sweden and France.
- The document discusses some of the risks associated with DSO projects, particularly when short timelines are involved, such as availability of affordable receivers and effective communications campaigns.
This document summarizes an Analysys Mason presentation on digital switchover (DSO) in several countries:
1) Analysys Mason is a global consulting firm focused on telecoms, media and technology that has advised hundreds of clients on DSO and other projects over 25+ years.
2) DSO experiences varied by country but generally involved launching digital terrestrial television (DTT) networks, completing analogue switch-off (ASO) in phases, and establishing programs to support consumers through the transition.
3) Key risks of DSO included high receiver costs, poor communications, cross-border interference, and delays in network rollout if not properly planned and coordinated between stakeholders.
The presentation covers case studies based on recent BSS implementations for mobile operators in Western Europe solely serving business/enterprise customers. Each case study will include a basic description of the business model, services offered and information regarding how an enterprise web self-service solution can affect business relationships.
This document summarizes the evolution of the mobile retail and wholesale markets in Spain from 2006 to 2013. At the retail level, new mobile virtual operators (MVOs) entered the market thanks to regulation, increasing competition and driving prices down 38% by 2013. However, MVOs still have low market shares compared to other EU countries. At the wholesale level, infrastructure competition did not change and MVOs rely on agreements with mobile network operators (MNOs) to access networks, though prices in some agreements were issues of complaints. Market mechanisms alone may not assure MVO access to wholesale services if regulation is removed.
A presentation of EuropropertiesTV - the specialized WebTV for properties on Balkans.
This is a project that we run during the period of 2007 - 2012 . The web videos produced are still a showcase of our capabilities and they can be found on UnitrustMedia YouTube Channel since EuropropertiesTV was closed by a decision of its owners.
Visit UnitrustMedia Website www.unitrustmedia.com and contact us in case you are interested with this project.
Telenet reported third quarter earnings, with basic cable television subscription fees providing a constant source of income. Premium cable saw growth in video-on-demand and set-top box rentals and fees. Residential broadband saw an increase in subscribers, with more people subscribing to discounted bundled services. Telephony saw the second largest increase, with fixed lines maintaining a large share and mobile seeing growing subscription rates. Business services grew through security solutions from C-CURE and increased data and fiber offerings.
The document provides an analysis of taxation schemes for telecom operators and Over-The-Top (OTT) players in different countries. It finds that:
1) France has the highest taxes on telecom operators at 2.98% of revenue compared to 0.07% in the UK. These taxes account for 20% of operators' investments in France.
2) OTT players like Google and Apple use complex tax structures involving countries like Ireland, the Netherlands, Bermuda, and Luxembourg to minimize their tax payments. They pay much lower taxes than if their activities were taxed where value is generated.
3) Countries hosting OTT headquarters benefit from jobs and spending but lose significant potential tax revenue through the
Funding and Sustainability for Community DABSteve Buckley
This document discusses funding and sustainability models for community digital audio broadcasting (DAB). It outlines various ownership models including single license/community ownership and hybrid models. Principles of community DAB include local ownership and operating for community benefit. Business models involve capital expenditure like equipment and operating costs like transmission sites. Revenue comes from charging digital sound program services carriage fees. The case of Shefcast Digital, a community consortium providing DAB in Sheffield, outlines its governance structure and plans to fund capital costs through grants and loans and cover operating costs through service fees.
Evolving iroko TV in a multiplatform ecosystem BSP Media Group
This document provides an overview of Analysys Mason, a global consulting firm focused on telecoms, media and technology. Some key points:
- Analysys Mason has over 260 staff across 13 offices worldwide and has been influential in the industry for over 25 years.
- They provide consulting services across various areas including strategy, regulation, transactions, research and more.
- They have significant experience advising clients on digital switchover (DSO) projects around the world, including case studies from the Netherlands, Sweden and France.
- The document discusses some of the risks associated with DSO projects, particularly when short timelines are involved, such as availability of affordable receivers and effective communications campaigns.
This document summarizes an Analysys Mason presentation on digital switchover (DSO) in several countries:
1) Analysys Mason is a global consulting firm focused on telecoms, media and technology that has advised hundreds of clients on DSO and other projects over 25+ years.
2) DSO experiences varied by country but generally involved launching digital terrestrial television (DTT) networks, completing analogue switch-off (ASO) in phases, and establishing programs to support consumers through the transition.
3) Key risks of DSO included high receiver costs, poor communications, cross-border interference, and delays in network rollout if not properly planned and coordinated between stakeholders.
This document discusses business models for small scale digital audio broadcasting (SSDAB). It outlines the capital and operating costs associated with different SSDAB scenarios. It also discusses potential sources of start-up financing, revenue models through charging channels, and ownership models. Lessons are drawn from the Local TV multiplex, including having local TV channels as equal shareholders. Key issues addressed are how to assure community radio channels have ownership in the SSDAB multiplex and defining "non-commercial basis" for multiplex services.
Talk Talk is a UK telecommunications company that has experienced declining market share in recent years. It currently holds 14% of the UK market but lost 2% share in the past year. Talk Talk focuses on being a low-cost provider but faces strong competition from larger rivals like BT and Sky in an ongoing price war. While Talk Talk has growth opportunities in corporate services and network investment, it faces risks from further customer losses, data security issues, and an unfavorable regulatory environment dominated by BT. Analyst recommendations are split on whether to buy, sell, or hold Talk Talk stock.
Extensia Bridge consulting and advisory services Adrian Hall
Extensia provide an innovative twist on consulting and advisory services. Combining guidance with solution sourcing and national ecosystem cohesion and interim management
Presentation during Kuala Lumpur Mobile Monday summit 2008: mobile TV in Europe; lessons learned from mobile TV trial in Ghent (Belgium) - MADUF project
BCE is a mature Canadian telecommunications company celebrating its 135th anniversary. It has a market capitalization of $36.92 billion and operates across wireless, media, and wireline industries. BCE aims to accelerate wireless growth, leverage wireline momentum, and expand its media business while maintaining a competitive cost structure. It has identified government regulation and MVNO competition as threats while recent acquisitions like Rogers have provided cash gains. The recommendation from analysts is 45.5% hold the stock.
The document outlines market sizing estimates for a potential service targeting both companies and individuals in Portugal. It estimates the total addressable market (TAM) for companies is 109,625, with the serviceable available market (SAM) being 3% of that or 3,289 companies. The serviceable obtainable market (SOM) is estimated at 1,000 euros per company annually, yielding potential revenue of 3,289,000 euros. For individuals, the TAM is estimated at 5.3894 million people, with the SAM at 2% or 107,788 people. The SOM is estimated at 538,940 euros based on a possible 5 euro per month fee.
Gilles fontaine - EAO - Country of origin and targeting audiovisual services GIlles Fontaine
TV channels targeting another country account for 30% of TV channels in Europe. They sometimes account for a significative market share. On-demand services now follow the same path.
The animation industry is facing several challenges. While animation films make up 14.7% of total European cinema admissions, their share of admissions outside their home country is higher at 64%. On television, there has been a shift from public broadcasters to private children's channels, with public channels now representing less than 5% of animation content. There are over 300 children's channels in Europe, mainly from the US. New on-demand services provide an opportunity for animation, but financing remains under pressure. Major industry challenges include investing in and retaining intellectual property rights, improving financing and distribution, and developing skills in managing IP in the new digital landscape.
The document provides operational and financial highlights for Telekom Austria Group for the first nine months and third quarter of 2015. Key points include:
- Revenues for the first nine months were stable at EUR 3.02 billion despite currency impacts, while EBITDA comparable grew 3.1% to EUR 1.07 billion due to efficiency gains.
- In the third quarter revenues declined 3.5% to EUR 1.01 billion due to currency effects, but EBITDA comparable grew 4.1% to EUR 403.8 million on a clean basis excluding one-offs.
- The outlook for full year 2015 remains unchanged with revenues expected to be approximately flat and capex of EUR
The document summarizes an investment analysis report on BT Group PLC, a major UK telecommunications company. It provides an overview of BT's financial performance, acquisition of EE, strategy to improve customer service and invest in growth areas. The analysis recommends a buy rating for BT's stock, viewing the acquisition positively despite short-term debt risks, and anticipating long-term returns as strategic initiatives emerge over 12 months. Key catalysts include network integration and benefits from the Premier League and rugby rights acquisitions.
How does Pay-TV continue to grow and stay profitable through to 2020? Get the highlights from the Pay-TV Innovation Forum's Global Findings to find out who are today's innovation leaders and what opportunities lie ahead.
AdEPT Telecom reported financial results for the year ended 31 March 2014. Key highlights included an 8.4% increase in EBITDA to £4.04 million, a 13% increase in pre-tax profits to £1.8 million, and a 100% increase in dividends to 3.0p per share. The company acquired Bluebell Telecom in August 2013 and Bluecherry Telecom in April 2014. Looking forward, the company plans to focus on growing its public sector and data network revenues through both organic growth and acquisitions.
This document provides an overview of Modern Times Group MTG AB, an international entertainment broadcaster. MTG owns free-to-air and pay-TV operations across Scandinavia, the Baltics, and emerging markets in Europe and Africa. It also has a 38.3% stake in Russia's largest independent TV broadcaster, CTC Media. The presentation outlines MTG's financial performance, business segment profiles, and objectives to achieve over 10% annual organic sales growth and operating margins over 20% through expansion in emerging markets.
- MTG reported strong financial results for Q3 2014, with sales increasing 12% at constant FX rates and 5% organically. EBIT excluding associates was up 32% to SEK 215m.
- Free and pay-TV operations in the Nordic region grew sales and profits by 7% and 11% respectively. Mixed results were seen in Eastern Europe, with sales down 1% due to tough comparisons in the Czech Republic.
- Nice, MTGx and MTG Radio reported strong 35% organic sales growth and returned to profitability in Q3 after losses in the same period last year.
- MTG reported strong financial results for Q3 2014, with sales increasing 12% at constant FX rates and 5% organically. EBIT excluding associates was up 32% to SEK 215m.
- Free and pay-TV operations in the Nordic region grew sales and profits by 7% and 11% respectively. Mixed results were seen in Eastern Europe, with sales down 1% due to tough comparisons in the Czech Republic.
- Nice, MTGx and MTG Radio saw strong 35% organic sales growth and became profitable in Q3 2014 after losses in the same period the previous year.
In Q3 2014, MTG reported record sales growth of 12% at constant FX and 5% organic growth. EBIT excluding associates was up 32% to SEK 215m. The Nordic free and pay-TV operations grew sales and profits by 7% and 11% respectively. Nice, MTGx, and MTG Radio reported strong organic sales growth of 35% and were profitable. Pay-TV in emerging markets grew sales 25% at constant FX, with mid-single digit organic growth.
Blue Lines offers renewable photovoltaic electricity generation services to customers without requiring investment on their part. This includes engineering, construction, maintenance, and financing of solar installations. Customers benefit from reduced electricity bills, fixing a portion of their price for 30 years, and eventual ownership of the installation. Blue Lines manages the entire project cycle through a network of partners and sells renewable energy certificates to electricity providers to generate revenue to repay loans and cover costs.
The key players in digitalization of television broadcasting in Slovakia include public and private broadcasters, the government/parliament, and regulatory bodies like the Telecommunication Authority. However, digitalization has faced challenges due to a lack of demand from broadcasters and viewers as well as controversial demands from private broadcasters. Potential solutions include providing subsidies to broadcasters, set-top boxes for viewers, and coordinating frequencies to help speed up the slow progress towards complete digital switchover planned for 2011 or 2012.
Etno annual economic report final presentation 2014IDATE DigiWorld
The European telecom sector saw continued growth in fixed broadband and mobile lines over the past 7 years, though revenues have been declining as OTT services outgrow telecom revenues. However, the revenue decline seems to be losing momentum and a return to growth is expected in 2016. Despite the difficult market, European telecom companies have maintained infrastructure investment levels, leading the industry's effort to expand ultra-fast broadband coverage through competing network infrastructures to over 190 million European homes, with 36% achieved by ETNO members. 4G mobile broadband has reached mainstream adoption in Europe as broadband demand keeps rising, while European users' embrace of online services like search, e-commerce, location services and OTT messaging remains high and increasing.
'Low Digital Take-Up Of Local Commercial Radio Prevents Digital Radio Switcho...Grant Goddard
Data within the annual Digital Radio Report published by UK media regulator Ofcom demonstrate that the low take-up of listening to local commercial radio stations via digital platforms practically prevents the public policy of DAB digital radio switchover from being implemented in the UK, written by Grant Goddard in October 2012 for Seeking Alpha.
The document contains questions about a person's film watching habits, including how many films they watch per week, their preferred genres, why they enjoy those genres, their opinion on film noir as a genre, what elements define a good film noir, and where they get information on films and their preferred venue for watching. It collects demographic information and gathers input on film preferences and consumption behaviors.
This document discusses business models for small scale digital audio broadcasting (SSDAB). It outlines the capital and operating costs associated with different SSDAB scenarios. It also discusses potential sources of start-up financing, revenue models through charging channels, and ownership models. Lessons are drawn from the Local TV multiplex, including having local TV channels as equal shareholders. Key issues addressed are how to assure community radio channels have ownership in the SSDAB multiplex and defining "non-commercial basis" for multiplex services.
Talk Talk is a UK telecommunications company that has experienced declining market share in recent years. It currently holds 14% of the UK market but lost 2% share in the past year. Talk Talk focuses on being a low-cost provider but faces strong competition from larger rivals like BT and Sky in an ongoing price war. While Talk Talk has growth opportunities in corporate services and network investment, it faces risks from further customer losses, data security issues, and an unfavorable regulatory environment dominated by BT. Analyst recommendations are split on whether to buy, sell, or hold Talk Talk stock.
Extensia Bridge consulting and advisory services Adrian Hall
Extensia provide an innovative twist on consulting and advisory services. Combining guidance with solution sourcing and national ecosystem cohesion and interim management
Presentation during Kuala Lumpur Mobile Monday summit 2008: mobile TV in Europe; lessons learned from mobile TV trial in Ghent (Belgium) - MADUF project
BCE is a mature Canadian telecommunications company celebrating its 135th anniversary. It has a market capitalization of $36.92 billion and operates across wireless, media, and wireline industries. BCE aims to accelerate wireless growth, leverage wireline momentum, and expand its media business while maintaining a competitive cost structure. It has identified government regulation and MVNO competition as threats while recent acquisitions like Rogers have provided cash gains. The recommendation from analysts is 45.5% hold the stock.
The document outlines market sizing estimates for a potential service targeting both companies and individuals in Portugal. It estimates the total addressable market (TAM) for companies is 109,625, with the serviceable available market (SAM) being 3% of that or 3,289 companies. The serviceable obtainable market (SOM) is estimated at 1,000 euros per company annually, yielding potential revenue of 3,289,000 euros. For individuals, the TAM is estimated at 5.3894 million people, with the SAM at 2% or 107,788 people. The SOM is estimated at 538,940 euros based on a possible 5 euro per month fee.
Gilles fontaine - EAO - Country of origin and targeting audiovisual services GIlles Fontaine
TV channels targeting another country account for 30% of TV channels in Europe. They sometimes account for a significative market share. On-demand services now follow the same path.
The animation industry is facing several challenges. While animation films make up 14.7% of total European cinema admissions, their share of admissions outside their home country is higher at 64%. On television, there has been a shift from public broadcasters to private children's channels, with public channels now representing less than 5% of animation content. There are over 300 children's channels in Europe, mainly from the US. New on-demand services provide an opportunity for animation, but financing remains under pressure. Major industry challenges include investing in and retaining intellectual property rights, improving financing and distribution, and developing skills in managing IP in the new digital landscape.
The document provides operational and financial highlights for Telekom Austria Group for the first nine months and third quarter of 2015. Key points include:
- Revenues for the first nine months were stable at EUR 3.02 billion despite currency impacts, while EBITDA comparable grew 3.1% to EUR 1.07 billion due to efficiency gains.
- In the third quarter revenues declined 3.5% to EUR 1.01 billion due to currency effects, but EBITDA comparable grew 4.1% to EUR 403.8 million on a clean basis excluding one-offs.
- The outlook for full year 2015 remains unchanged with revenues expected to be approximately flat and capex of EUR
The document summarizes an investment analysis report on BT Group PLC, a major UK telecommunications company. It provides an overview of BT's financial performance, acquisition of EE, strategy to improve customer service and invest in growth areas. The analysis recommends a buy rating for BT's stock, viewing the acquisition positively despite short-term debt risks, and anticipating long-term returns as strategic initiatives emerge over 12 months. Key catalysts include network integration and benefits from the Premier League and rugby rights acquisitions.
How does Pay-TV continue to grow and stay profitable through to 2020? Get the highlights from the Pay-TV Innovation Forum's Global Findings to find out who are today's innovation leaders and what opportunities lie ahead.
AdEPT Telecom reported financial results for the year ended 31 March 2014. Key highlights included an 8.4% increase in EBITDA to £4.04 million, a 13% increase in pre-tax profits to £1.8 million, and a 100% increase in dividends to 3.0p per share. The company acquired Bluebell Telecom in August 2013 and Bluecherry Telecom in April 2014. Looking forward, the company plans to focus on growing its public sector and data network revenues through both organic growth and acquisitions.
This document provides an overview of Modern Times Group MTG AB, an international entertainment broadcaster. MTG owns free-to-air and pay-TV operations across Scandinavia, the Baltics, and emerging markets in Europe and Africa. It also has a 38.3% stake in Russia's largest independent TV broadcaster, CTC Media. The presentation outlines MTG's financial performance, business segment profiles, and objectives to achieve over 10% annual organic sales growth and operating margins over 20% through expansion in emerging markets.
- MTG reported strong financial results for Q3 2014, with sales increasing 12% at constant FX rates and 5% organically. EBIT excluding associates was up 32% to SEK 215m.
- Free and pay-TV operations in the Nordic region grew sales and profits by 7% and 11% respectively. Mixed results were seen in Eastern Europe, with sales down 1% due to tough comparisons in the Czech Republic.
- Nice, MTGx and MTG Radio reported strong 35% organic sales growth and returned to profitability in Q3 after losses in the same period last year.
- MTG reported strong financial results for Q3 2014, with sales increasing 12% at constant FX rates and 5% organically. EBIT excluding associates was up 32% to SEK 215m.
- Free and pay-TV operations in the Nordic region grew sales and profits by 7% and 11% respectively. Mixed results were seen in Eastern Europe, with sales down 1% due to tough comparisons in the Czech Republic.
- Nice, MTGx and MTG Radio saw strong 35% organic sales growth and became profitable in Q3 2014 after losses in the same period the previous year.
In Q3 2014, MTG reported record sales growth of 12% at constant FX and 5% organic growth. EBIT excluding associates was up 32% to SEK 215m. The Nordic free and pay-TV operations grew sales and profits by 7% and 11% respectively. Nice, MTGx, and MTG Radio reported strong organic sales growth of 35% and were profitable. Pay-TV in emerging markets grew sales 25% at constant FX, with mid-single digit organic growth.
Blue Lines offers renewable photovoltaic electricity generation services to customers without requiring investment on their part. This includes engineering, construction, maintenance, and financing of solar installations. Customers benefit from reduced electricity bills, fixing a portion of their price for 30 years, and eventual ownership of the installation. Blue Lines manages the entire project cycle through a network of partners and sells renewable energy certificates to electricity providers to generate revenue to repay loans and cover costs.
The key players in digitalization of television broadcasting in Slovakia include public and private broadcasters, the government/parliament, and regulatory bodies like the Telecommunication Authority. However, digitalization has faced challenges due to a lack of demand from broadcasters and viewers as well as controversial demands from private broadcasters. Potential solutions include providing subsidies to broadcasters, set-top boxes for viewers, and coordinating frequencies to help speed up the slow progress towards complete digital switchover planned for 2011 or 2012.
Etno annual economic report final presentation 2014IDATE DigiWorld
The European telecom sector saw continued growth in fixed broadband and mobile lines over the past 7 years, though revenues have been declining as OTT services outgrow telecom revenues. However, the revenue decline seems to be losing momentum and a return to growth is expected in 2016. Despite the difficult market, European telecom companies have maintained infrastructure investment levels, leading the industry's effort to expand ultra-fast broadband coverage through competing network infrastructures to over 190 million European homes, with 36% achieved by ETNO members. 4G mobile broadband has reached mainstream adoption in Europe as broadband demand keeps rising, while European users' embrace of online services like search, e-commerce, location services and OTT messaging remains high and increasing.
'Low Digital Take-Up Of Local Commercial Radio Prevents Digital Radio Switcho...Grant Goddard
Data within the annual Digital Radio Report published by UK media regulator Ofcom demonstrate that the low take-up of listening to local commercial radio stations via digital platforms practically prevents the public policy of DAB digital radio switchover from being implemented in the UK, written by Grant Goddard in October 2012 for Seeking Alpha.
The document contains questions about a person's film watching habits, including how many films they watch per week, their preferred genres, why they enjoy those genres, their opinion on film noir as a genre, what elements define a good film noir, and where they get information on films and their preferred venue for watching. It collects demographic information and gathers input on film preferences and consumption behaviors.
This document discusses the withdrawal symptoms a meth addict may experience like drug craving, nausea, irritability, depression, loss of energy, sweats, irregular heartbeat, convulsions and hyperventilation. It also lists some treatment options available like drug rehab, medication, online support networks, counseling and telephone help lines. Contact information is provided for assistance.
Este número de la publicación quincenal "Iglesia en Valladolid" incluye noticias sobre la reelección del Arzobispo de Valladolid como Vicepresidente de la Conferencia Episcopal Española, el encuentro anual de sacerdotes rurales de Castilla y León, y el aumento de las declaraciones de la renta a favor de la Iglesia Católica. También presenta reportajes sobre eventos religiosos recientes en Valladolid y alrededores.
The document summarizes Nicholas Hellmuth's observations from attending the Sign Africa 2008 trade show in Johannesburg, South Africa. Some key points:
- The show was held in a large, modern convention center in downtown Johannesburg, which Hellmuth found to be cleaner, safer, and more comfortable than many other city centers.
- A variety of large format printers were on display from manufacturers like Epson, Canon, HP, Roland, Mimaki, and others. These included water-based, solvent, and UV printers.
- Chinese brands like Challenger and Infinity had a small presence with solvent printers, but no Chinese UV printers were present.
- Cutting and finishing equipment from companies
La sociología surgió a finales del siglo XVIII y principios del siglo XIX en Europa para explicar los cambios económicos, políticos y sociales resultantes de la industrialización, como el crecimiento de las ciudades, el declive del campesinado y el ascenso de la burguesía al poder político. Pioneros como Saint-Simon propusieron que el conocimiento social debía ser científico, y su discípulo Auguste Comte inició el desarrollo metodológico de la sociología como ciencia.
Este documento não continha texto para resumir. Ele parece ser um arquivo PDF sem título que contém apenas uma imagem em preto e branco com diferentes porcentagens de cores CMYK.
El documento muestra muestras de color de cuatricromía (cian, magenta, amarillo y negro) y pantone (102C y 137C), y repite el mismo texto promocional sobre la calidad del cuidado para bebés y la tranquilidad para las madres debajo de cada muestra de color.
Este documento resume los reglamentos estudiantiles de una universidad. Explica que los estudiantes tienen derechos y deberes, y que los reglamentos establecen normas para regular la conducta de los estudiantes y el funcionamiento de la universidad. También cubre temas como el cambio de carrera, las sanciones por fraude académico, y los procedimientos disciplinarios. El documento concluye que conocer los reglamentos es importante para que los estudiantes comprendan cómo funciona la universidad.
The document discusses the various digital tools used in the production of a short film. Final Cut Pro was used for video editing, including downloading footage from a Canon camera, cutting clips, adding transitions and color/audio effects. Garageband allowed for recording a soundtrack, sound effects and voiceovers. Photoshop enabled editing photos and designing a movie poster. InDesign facilitated creating a double-page article spread. Various web tools like Blogger and Prezi were used for project documentation and presentation. A Canon camera captured high-definition footage.
This document provides information about a multilevel business presentation for A-Team. Key details include:
- The company was launched in September 2012 and launched its multilinear program in June 2013.
- It has offices in several cities around the Philippines.
- The president is 27-year-old Christopher Cheng, who is a cum laude pharmacy graduate.
- The company aims to provide stability through its backing by various businesses like trucking, pharmaceuticals, and restaurants.
- The investment to join is 1,649 pesos, which provides various benefits like discounts on utilities, hotels, education, and a product package. Income opportunities include direct selling and multilevel referral bonuses.
Webcom - From the Social Web to the Web of DataJohann Romefort
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Making meditation a part of a daily routine, even if just 10-15 minutes per day, can offer improvements to mood, focus, and overall well-being over time.
Telenet is a Belgian cable operator that has expanded over the years to offer cable television, broadband internet, mobile services, and television content. It went public in 2005 and is now listed on the Bel 20 index. Revenues have grown across all business segments, especially basic cable television and residential broadband internet, but expenses have also increased in areas like employee benefits, depreciation, and network operating costs. While the stock price and revenues have improved, expenses have risen as well, so the conclusion examines maintaining this balance going forward.
Belgian cable observatory - 12 septembre 2017 - IDATE DigiWorldIDATE DigiWorld
Context and status of Belgian broadband market - A well-developed market - Copper unbundling not a major success - Fresh momentum for a rigid broadband market
Situation in retail standalone and bundled TV market - Market dynamics: market evolution and market shares - Consumer prices compared - Service quality compared
Wholesale aspects: underlying market observations - Wholesale pricing approaches in Europe - Access prices for cable: - Quality of cable access: Cable KPIs and comparison with BRUO/BROBA
This document summarizes the regulation of the Belgian cable broadcasting market. It finds that the main cable operators have significant market power (SMP) in their respective geographic coverage areas, with market shares over 70%. Three types of access remedies are imposed on SMP operators: access to analogue TV resale, access to digital platforms, and access to broadband resale. This aims to promote infrastructure competition and allow other operators to offer bundled television and broadband services. Implementation of reference offers and determining appropriate cost-based wholesale prices, such as retail minus pricing, proved challenging but were eventually established.
La trattazione del dott. Lezzi si focalizza sul contributo, dato dalla società Accenture a Telecom Italia, nell’implementazione di strategie e azioni operative per competere negli scenari futuri delle telecomunicazioni (in particolare della TV Digitale e della IP Television).
This document summarizes a package that provides satellite broadband internet access, IPTV channels, and VOIP phone service. The package includes up to 3Mbps broadband, access to TV channels like BBC and Spanish stations through IPTV, a VOIP phone with free domestic calls, email access, music and video streaming, and video conferencing. It costs €45 per month with a €500 setup fee, or broadband only is €25 per month with a €200 setup fee. The company providing this package has experience delivering satellite broadband across Europe.
The document discusses the opportunities and challenges for Telefonica in providing IPTV services. It notes that Telefonica has already launched IPTV trials and services in several countries. However, IPTV represents new challenges as Telefonica transitions from a connectivity provider to a provider of entertainment services. These challenges include upgrading network infrastructure, integrating different elements, and ensuring high quality of experience for customers. The document advocates an approach of continually innovating, ensuring excellent operations, and focusing on usability to provide the best customer experience for IPTV.
- Over 20 million analog mobile TV handsets have been sold to date since shipments began in mid-2007, with most being feature phones. Significant growth has occurred in emerging markets.
- Telegent is a leading provider of single-chip receivers and solutions for analog and digital mobile TV and has over 100 mobile TV models incorporating their chips.
- Analog mobile TV provides opportunities for carriers to differentiate and command a premium over non-TV enabled phones, benefiting OEMs, channels and carriers. Rapid consumer adoption has been driven by the availability of free, familiar TV content.
Telecom strategy review 2015: Europe (part 2)tmtventure
Orange SA, Telenor Group, Vimpelcom, Vodafone, Deustche Telecom, Telefonica and other leading European telecommunication companies.
2nd part of global telecoms strategy review. Total companies to be reviewed is about 16-18. We looked through their reports, interviews and made our own view on their strategy.
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Telecom Italia 3Q 2010 Results - Domestic MarketGruppo TIM
- Telecom Italia Group reported results for the first nine months of 2010. Domestic revenues decreased 7.7% year-over-year to €4.94 billion due to declines in both fixed and mobile businesses. Organic EBITDA declined 4.8% reflecting the weaker revenue performance. Telecom Italia is focusing on cost rationalization measures and improving key performance indicators in both fixed and mobile businesses to stabilize revenues and meet financial targets.
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The document summarizes Kenya's process of transitioning from analogue to digital broadcasting in line with international deadlines. It outlines the three phases of shutting off analogue transmitters, with all sites to complete the switch by June 2017. The benefits of digital migration include releasing frequencies for other services, better picture/sound quality, and new business opportunities. It also describes Kenya's licensing framework for various digital broadcasting services and the key challenges faced during the transition, including litigation and ensuring affordable set-top boxes.
France Telecom is the leading broadband and mobile provider in Europe. It operates under the Orange brand in 23 countries worldwide, including 13 European countries. Key points:
- Orange has over 177 million customers across five continents.
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- The company provides both mobile and fixed-line services, with mobile being its largest business segment.
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Aksh provides IPTV services in India in association with MTNL and BSNL. It has the largest IPTV subscriber base in South Asia. Its services include video on demand, video calling, interactive gaming and shopping through the icontrol mall platform. Aksh aims to sign more agreements with telecom operators and expand to services like HDTV, multiple set-top boxes and mobility to capitalize on convergence. It has the capabilities across technology, content, marketing and services to grow its IPTV business.
How to replace declining revenue from the fixed voice services? What is the value-added to be offered to the customers, in order to prevent them from giving up the fixed phone? How to co-exist with OTT market participants. These are the key topics that were discussed in the „IMS World Forum“, which took place in April 23-25,2013, in Barcelona.
The video content industry faces challenges from audience fragmentation, increased competition, and piracy. New drivers include personal TV, online video usage growing, and competition for advertising. Internet video usage is increasing and could migrate existing video services or enable new services. Cooperation between content providers, internet aggregators, and telecom companies provides an optimum where content providers control premium content distribution and aggregators focus on niche content.
Fiscalité spécifique : l’évaluation des dispositifs fiscaux imposés aux opérateurs télécoms des 6 pays de l’étude fait apparaître 4 grands enseignements pour le cas de la France :
La France a le niveau le plus élevé de taxes spécifiques au secteur des télécoms, avec 2,98% du chiffre d’affaires total des opérateurs en 2011 (x40 vs Grande-Bretagne)
En France et en Espagne, le secteur des télécoms est un fort contributeur au financement des industries culturelles (cinéma, TV,…) et des collectivités territoriales
Les taxes télécoms représentent 20% des investissements réalisés par les opérateurs télécoms français en 2011
Le taux de fiscalité spécifique et la détérioration des flux de trésorerie des opérateurs français débouchent sur un accroissement de la pression fiscale, critique pour la pérennité des capacités d’investissement des opérateurs et de contribution au financement de la culture
Jazztel is a major telecommunications company in Spain with over 2,000 employees and 374,000 ADSL and 434,000 voice services customers. It has the largest alternative fixed network infrastructure in Spain. Jazztel's wholesale division offers voice, data, and prepaid calling services and generates over €100 million in revenue annually originating over 1.5 billion international minutes per year. Jazztel has national fiber networks of over 21,000 km and 4,300 km of local access networks as well as 531 local exchanges to support its wholesale proposition.
- Q2 '21 results show TIM Group revenues back to growth for the first time since Q3 2018, driven by an acceleration in revenue growth in Brazil.
- TIM Domestic saw stable fixed lines, strong UBB net adds, and lower churn. Mobile churn was lower quarter-over-quarter. ICT growth remained strong.
- TIM launched its "Football and Sports" package on TIMVISION in July to become the "home of football" in Italy, including Serie A, Champions League, Europa League, and Olympics content.
- Key growth drivers around fiber deployment, digital services, and public funds are materializing as planned.
AdEPT Telecom reported financial results for the first half of its 2013 fiscal year, showing increases in key metrics despite a 7% reduction in revenue. EBITDA grew 6% to £2.09 million, profit before tax increased 20% to £1 million, and profit after tax rose 30% to £0.7 million. The company also doubled its interim dividend to 1.5p per share. AdEPT renewed and extended its revolving credit facility and completed acquisitions adding £3,000 new customers. Management remains focused on growing data connectivity, cloud-based contact center solutions, and public sector revenues.
This document provides an overview of BT Business, the business-to-business division of BT Group plc. It discusses BT Business' market context and strategic investments in areas like fiber broadband, mobile services, IT services, and conferencing. It also describes BT Business' organizational structure, sales channels in the UK and Ireland, and presents a case study of providing services to Anchor Trust, a UK housing and care provider. The key messages are that BT Business is a leading UK provider of fixed telecom services to SMEs and mid-market companies, and it aims to leverage this position to drive growth in mobile and IT services through strategic investments and improved customer service.
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3. HISTORY Marketpioneer of broadband services in Europe. Today= market leader Internet Telephony Digital TV
4. financial year statements Underlying growth in the number of fixed and mobile services Analog digital television. Reinforced product portfolio Recent major contract wins.
5. Financial year statements 2010 2009 Operating profit = + 15% Net Profit = € 89.3 million Net loss on interest rate derivatives Loss on advanced relay on debts
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7. Residential Internet Constant increasesubscribers = + 6% New generation Telephony (fixed and mobile telephony) More postpaid subscribers + more expensive tariffs REVENUE BY SERVICE
8. REVENUE BY SERVICE Distributors/Others Cable television activation and installation Sales of set-top boxes… Other conditions = - 1% Business services Professional data and fiber solutions C-Cure