Move toward Full Convergence - Communication Services Bundling For Canadian Residential Markets

1. Communication Services Bundling - Canadian Residential Market

• 1. Total Market
  • 1. Executive Summary
  • 2. Research Scope and Objectives
  • 3. Research Methodology
  • 4. Market Overview
  • 5. Industry Challenges
  • 6. Market Drivers
  • 7. Market Restraints
• 2. Demand Forecasts
  • 1. Fixed Voice : Switched Access vs. VoIP
  • 2. Mobile Wireless Services
  • 3. Internet Access : Broadband vs. Dial-Up
  • 4. Video Services: Cable; Satellite and IPTV
  • 5. Bundled Services Adoption: "Double-Play"; "Triple-Play" and "Quad-Play"
• 3. Revenue Forecasts
  • 1. Bundled Services Subscriber ARPU
  • 2. Revenues from Service Bundling
• 4. Key Industry Trends Impacting Service Bundling
  • 1. Intensifying Rivalry between Cable MSOs and Telcos
  • 2. Regulatory Environment Impact
  • 3. Changing Customer Expectations
  • 4. Growing Threat from Emerging and New Competitors
  • 5. CAPEX to Ready the Networks for Delivery of Service Bundles
  • 6. Enhancements in Backend Systems (BSS/OSS) and Customer Facing Systems
• 5. Competitive Profiles and Bundling Strategies of Telcos
  • 1. Bell Canada
  • 2. Telus
  • 3. MTS Allstream
  • 4. SaskTel
• 6. Competitive Profiles and Bundling Strategies of Cable MSOs
  • 1. Rogers
  • 2. Shaw
  • 3. Videotron
  • 4. Cogeco
• 7. Competitive Benchmarketing: Bundled Service Packages and Offerings
  • 1. Bundled Service Offerings of Key Telcos
  • 2. Bundled Service Offerings of Key Cable MSOs
  • 3. Rating Competitive Bundled Service Offerings
• 8. Conclusion
  • 1. Bundling Evolution: From Discrete Service Bundles to Fully Converged Services
  • 2. Strategic Recommendations
  • 3. Critical Success Factors