Telecoms Pricing Online shop - Tariff Trends SnapShot 109

Tariff Consultancy Shop
Basket: 0 items, total £0.00
Continue shopping in: Foyer \| Tariff Trends Snapshots \| *View basket / Checkout*

Tariff Trends SnapShot 109 - The Path to 5G pricing and services

In SnapShot 109, TCL examines the approaches being made by operators and hardware providers to the introduction of 5G services.

In a number of countries, 5G services are due to be provided at the end of 2018 initially as a Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) service, as an alternative to fixed fibre Broadband.

Into 2019 5G services will be introduced as part of a smartphone package - once 5G chipsets are available.

But MNOs are still uncertain about the main benefits and applications to be used by 5G – with business cases still to be developed, and some MNOs looking at IoT applications – but with the “ultra-low” applications still to be introduced.

Agenda – Approaches to 5G services

1.Introduction – The introduction of 5G services

2.Regulatory preparation for 5G services

3.MNOs testing 5G services

4.The launch of 5G services

5.Conclusion - Pricing challenges for 5G services

Key companies mentioned in this report include: 3 (UK), Airtel (India), AT&T (USA), Bouygues Telecom (France), DTAG (Germany), EE (UK), Elisa (Finland), Fastweb (Italy), KT Corp (South Korea), Mtel (Bulgaria), NTT DoCoMo (Japan), Ooredoo (Qatar), Optus (Australia), Orange (France & Romania), SK Telecom (South Korea), Spark (New Zealand), Sprint (USA), T-Mobile (Austria), Telus (Canada), Telefonica O2 (UK), TIM (Italy), Turkcell (Turkey), Verizon (USA) & Vodafone (Ireland, Italy & UK).

Related Products

The Tariff Trends SnapShot Service 2018 includes the following SnapShots: