Report: Western European Fixed Telecoms:market sizings and forecasts 2004-13 TOC

6. Document map-Executive summary
7. Executive Summary
8. Document map-Introduction,scope and methodology
9. This report provides fixed telecoms forecasts for 17 individual country markets and for Western Europe as a whole
10. The data amiex provides the following measures
11. The forecasts measure end-user spend by type of site and type of service....
12. ....and are based on spend per site, not on spend per enterprise
13. Sites are further categorised by level of bandwidth used
14. Line data is broken down by the principal narrowband and broadband fixed technologies
15. Narrowband access and services spend has separable components
16. Broadband access and services spend does not have readily separable components, but can be broken down by access technology
17. Business network services bring together the range of managed and unmanaged WAN-environment data services
18. Fixed minutes include PSTN/ISDN and VolP
19. For the purposes of this report, IPTV means linear TV delivered over broadband networks
20. Actual and historical market sizing is calculated around the central equation ‘ASPS x penetration = spend'
21. There are three main sets of inputs into the forecasts
22. The forecasts are intended to predict outcomes rather than to model market opportunity
23. Document map - Individual service outlook
24. Fixed telecoms has a declining share of a stagnating telecoms service market
25. The decline in narrowband access and services is greater than the improvement in broadband access and services
26. The proportion of total spend by the residential and business segments will be fairly stable
27. The rate of decline in fixed telecoms spend will vary between markets
28. Swiftly declining mobile premiums are accelerating fixed-mobile call substitution
29. VolP will not significantly slow the process of voice migration to mobile
30. There will still be major differences between individual markets in the proportion of voice traffic originated on fixed networks
31. The pattern of decline in residential fixed voice will be different from that in business fixed voice
32. The number of lines, and of minutes per equivalent PSTN/ISDN line will decline
33. The average value of an equivalent narrowband line will decline by 30.3% by 2013
34. Dial-up Internet will effectively disappear by 2012
35. Telcos' dominance of broadband will be consolidated
36. LLUB serves as a major driver of broadband take-up
37. Urbanisation and wealth will foster higher residential broadband penetration in Northern Europe
38. In Central and Southern Europe broadband penetration will generally be lower
39. Over 90% of all households with a fixed connection will have broadband by 2013
40. Overall fixed-line penetration will start to increase in some markets
41. Residential FTTB will make a sizeable impact only in some markets
42. We do not expect non-cellular wireless technologies to make a significant impact in the region
43. Mass-market cellular broadband is becoming more affordable but is still complementary, rather than competitive
44. The sharpest declines in broadband ASPS have already happened
45. VolP penetration will depend on the conditions of the PSTN and unbundling markets
46. IPTV penetration depends largely on the strength of other pay-TV platforms
47. Overall spend on business network services tends to fluctuate little
48. The decline of fixed telecoms service provision does not have to mean the decline of the businesses involved
49. Document map - Individual market trends
50. Key trends in Austria
51. Outlook for major players in Austria
52. Basic forecast indicators Austria
53. Key trends in Belgium
54. Outlook for major players in Belgium
55. Basic forecast indicators, Belgium
56. Key trends in Denmark
57. Outlook for major players in Denmark
58. Basic forecast indicators Denmark
59. Key trends in Finland
60. Outlook for major players in Finland
61. Basic forecast indicators, Finland
62. Key trends in France
63. Outlook for major players in France
64. Basic forecast indicators France
65. Key trends in Germany
66. Outlook for major players in Germany
67. Basic forecast indicators, Germany
68. Key trends in Greece
69. Outlook for major players in Greece
70. Basic forecast indicators, Greece
71. Key trends in Iceland
72. Outlook for major players in Iceland
73. Basic forecast indicators Iceland
74. Key trends in Ireland
75. Outlook for major players in Ireland
76. Basic forecast indicators Ireland
77. Key trends in Italy
78. Outlook for major players in Italy
79. Basic forecast indicators, Italy
80. Key trends in the Netherlands
81. Outlook for major players in the Netherlands
82. Basic forecast indicators the Netherlands
83. Key trends in Norway
84. Outlook for major players in Norway
85. Basic forecast indicators,Norway
86. Key trends in Portugal
87. Outlook for major players in Portugal
88. Basic forecast indicators, Portugal
89. Key trends in Spain
90. Outlook for major players in Spain
91. Basic forecast indicators, Spain
92. Key trends in Sweden
93. Outlook for major players in Sweden
94. Basic forecast ,
95. Key trends it indicators, Sweden
96. Outlook for major players in Switzerland
97. Basic Forecast indicators, Switzerland
98. Key trends in the UK
99. Outlook for major players in the UK
100. Basic forecast indicators, the UK
101. Document map - Actions for operators
102. Actions [1]
103. Actions [2]
104. Actions [3]
105. Actions [4]
106. Document map: Authors, copyright and glossary
107. Authors
108. Acknowledgements and copyright
109. Disclaimer
110. Glossary of terms [1]
111. Glossary of terms [2]
112. Document map: List of figures and tables
113. List of figures and tables
114. List of figures and tables(continued)
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