Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ec878c/australia_teleco)
has announced the addition of the "Australia
- Telecoms Industry - Wholesale Market" report to their offering.
The $4 billion Australian telecommunications wholesale market has been
largely concentrated on broadband services available through unbundled
local loops (ULL) and naked DSL and line-sharing facilities in
particular have created significant new competition in the market since
2008. This regime is still in place and continues to drive the current
level of competition. Mobile wholesale has also been relaxed - the
margins available are rather slim but the combination of the smartphone,
tablets and other new equipment is also making this market more
attractive.
The reality, however, is that the future will be moving towards the
national broadband network. This will create a more level playing field,
but it is estimated that margins will come further under pressure and,
as size does matter in this market, this will lead to further industry
consolidation.
Despite improved market developments the industry remains concerned
about the dominance of Telstra in the market, both in relation to the
transitional period and to the new NBN environment. However under the
current industry conditions regulatory progress is occurring much more
quickly than it ever has in the past.
Developments in the digital economy and the trans-sector use of
infrastructure will see an ongoing increase in wholesale revenues, as
more and more new content and service providers begin to participate in
this market. Furthermore, the Internet of Things (IoT) will extend the
reach of the infrastructure to literally billions of new sensors,
devices and other things' that will be added, opening up new
opportunities in cloud computing, data centres, data analytics and so on.
Companies mentioned in this report include
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NBN Co
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Telstra
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Optus
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AAPT
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Internode
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Nextgen
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Pipe Networks
Hot topics and technologies mentioned in this report include
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National broadband network
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Regulation
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Regulatory instruments
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Structural separation
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Wholesale
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Retail
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POI
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Bitstream
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Unbundled local loop (ULL)
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Line-sharing
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Naked DSL
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Peering
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Cloud computing
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Data centres
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Internet of Things, (IoT)
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CVC
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Pay TV
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Multicast
Key Topics Covered:
1. Synopsis
2. Wholesale reforms
2.1 Introduction of regulatory instruments
2.2 Regulatory instruments - analysis
2.3 Final Access Determinations for fixed line telecommunications
2.4 Layer 2 bitstream on non-NBN Co networks
3. The National Broadband Network
3.1 Introduction
3.2 The NBN wholesale and POI debate
3.3 CVC issue resolved
3.4 NBN Co's multicast service
3.5 Access seekers gateways
3.6 NBN Co price strategy
3.7 Wholesale prices
4. Wholesale revenues in Australia
5. Wholesale margins
6. Internet peering
7. Key wholesale services (copper based network)
7.1 Unconditioned Local Loop Services (ULLS)
7.2 Line sharing or spectrum sharing
7.3 Local Carriage Service (LCS)
7.4 Unbundled Bitstream (UBS)
7.5 UBS versus ULL
7.6 Naked DSL
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