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All-IP Migration Report 2017 - How Packets Killed the Circuit-Switched Star - Research and Markets
[March 08, 2017]

All-IP Migration Report 2017 - How Packets Killed the Circuit-Switched Star - Research and Markets


Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "All-IP Migration - How Packets Killed the Circuit-Switched Star" report to their offering.

The transition from circuit-switched to packet-switched services is a long-term trend, which has already deeply impacted electronic communications markets. Further fuelled by the roll-out of next generation fixed and mobile access networks it seems clear that PSTN services will be switched virtually entirely over by 2025.

There is a mix of reasons why operators adopt all-IP. Cost savings are clearly an important part of the equation, especially in an industry that is struggling with decreasing or flat revenues. The challenges that operators need to overcome in the process are diverse. The migration as such is a hugely complex operation that will require significant resources in terms of investment and manpower



This report examines the above-mentioned drivers and challenges, explores related regulatory matters and presents a detailed state-of-play of a number of major operators' all-IP initiatives.

Key Topics Covered:


1. Executive Summary

1.1. A transition well on its way

1.2. Drivers and challenges

1.2.1. Drivers

1.2.2. Challenges

1.3. Regulation

1.4. Operators' all-IP projects

2. Methodology & definitions

3. Introduction

4. Drivers and challenges

4.1. Drivers

4.1.1. Cost savings

4.1.2. Lacking staff and equipment support

4.1.3. Service provision

4.1.4. New services

4.2. Challenges

4.2.1. Value destruction in traditional services

4.2.2. Migration cost

4.2.3. Non-telephony services

4.2.4. Customer information

5. Regulatory repercussions

5.1. Consumer aspects

5.2. Competition aspects

6. Operators' all-IP projects

6.1.1. Deutsche Telekom

6.1.2. Swisscom

6.1.3. Orange

6.1.4. AT&T (News - Alert)

6.1.5. Telefónica

6.1.6. BT

For more information about this report visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kq25rv/allip_migration


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