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Small Cells Market and Wifi Offloading Opportunities for MNOs Discussed in New 2015 Research ReportPUNE, India, September 17, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- As mobile data proliferates, 2015 market research on small cells and Wifi offloading - now mainstream for MNOs - presents the state-of-the art of the small cell and Wifi opportunities to close the gap and highlights strategies at play. Complete report on small cells market and wifi offloading industry spread across 86 pages, examining 30+ companies and players and supported with 18 tables and 38 figures is now available at http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/small-cells-and-wifi-offloading-now-mainstream-for-mnos-market-report.html . Many options exist to cope with mobile data surge, of which, market of small cell deployment and Wifi offloading are the main ones. Small cells give the opportunity to come closer to the user and to offer a better coverage, indoors or outdoors at low cost. Despite remaining technological hurdles, Wifi is a heavily deployed and cost-effective solution promoted by MNOs themselves for offloading, and by alternative players willing to eat into MNO revenues. This small cells market and wifi offloading opportunities report presents the state-of-the art of the small cell and Wifi opportunities to close the gap and highlights strategies at play. It also gives the flavour of future scenarios. The executive summary of this research discusses points like options to support higher capacity in mobile networks, Wifi and carrier wifi role for mobile data traffic offloading as well as small cells market playing a more important role in MNO networks. Some major points covered in slideshow of this small cells market and wifi offloading opportunities report include Towards hyper density and emergence of smart cities, Options to increase capacity and coverage (1/2), Options to increase capacity and coverage (2/2): spectrum options, Small cells deployment (alongside with Wifi) is one of the two main options, Wifi deployment (alongside with small cells) is the second option, Selection of mobile players' options, Strategies at play in the face-off between cellular and Wifi and Small cell take-off is likely backed by mobile data surge. Companies and players examined in this small cells market and wifi offloading report for MNOs include Republic Wireless, Scratch Wireless, Bouygues Telecom, EE, KPN, T-Mobile, Telefónica, Vodafone, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular, Verizon Wireless, KT, LGU+, NTT DOCOMO, PCCW, SingTel, Boingo, SK Telecom, Alcatel-Lucent, Apple, Huawei, Qualcomm, Ruckus Wireless, Samsung, JCDecaux, Philips, American Tower, Arqiva, Crown Castle, TwerCast, Facebook Hello and GoogleFi. Order a copy of Small cells and Wifi offloading - Now mainstream for MNOs, a 2015 market research report at http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/contacts/purchase?rname=414000 . On related topics of wireless industry, RnRMarketResearch.com has multiple relevant and newly published research titles for MNOs as well as other stakeholders and decision makers: The Impact of Declining Mobile Roaming Prices in Western Europe: MNO Strategies to Seize Market Opportunities: This research offers an overview of the intra-European roaming market in Western Europe and highlights the main strategies implemented by mobile operators to mitigate the decrease in roaming prices. It then looks into detail at three specific markets and presents the opportunities arising from lower roaming prices. There is a huge latent market left untapped by operators in Europe. Indeed, increased overall traffic (and mostly in data) can trigger operators' revenue even more with lower roaming prices. Overall, operators are missing out on a market of 300m mobile users according to the EU. Intra-European roaming revenue represents 5% on average of European telcos' overall revenue. Consumption of roaming services remains low in the EU due to high roaming prices despite increasing intra-EU travelling. Aside from high prices, alternatives to roaming, such as Wi-Fi and NGA hotspots, local SIM cards and multi-SIM cards also have an impact on revenue. To tackle this issue, operators have put into place several means to increase intra-European roaming revenue. These include 'roam like home' offers, adoption of wholesale solutions and partnerships with OTT applications. The mobile market in Western Europe has reached high penetration levels (143% in 2014 and 157% expected in 2019) resulting from fierce competition at national levels. However, mobile services are still produced and promoted at the national level resulting in low pan-European competition among mobile operators and initial high roaming prices. To tackle this issue, the European Union has been decreasing roaming prices within the EU since 2007. Complete elimination of roaming tariffs is planned for 2018 and current price caps (in force from July 2014) will prevail until then. Read more at http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/the-impact-of-declining-mobile-roaming-prices-in-western-europe-mno-strategies-to-seize-market-opportunities-market-report.html . Global Mobile Broadband - a Trailblazing Market - Insights and Statistics: A 167 pages research report published in May 2015, this report offers a wealth of information on the global mobile broadband sector and is a valuable resource of insights, examples and trends. It provides important insights into trends such as LTE deployment, WiFi growth, VoLTE and Mobile VoIP and mobile broadband apps. Supported by key statistics, and cases studies - it also includes unique insights into regional developments. Read more at http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/global-mobile-broadband-insights-and-statistics-for-a-game-changing-industry-market-report.html . Explore more reports on wireless industry at http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/reports/information-technology-telecommunication/wireless . About Us: Contact:
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