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| “Network Operator Monetization Strategies” added to ReportBuyer.comNew report: Network Operator Monetization Strategies: Leveraging New Sources of Revenue
By: Report Buyer Summary of Report - Overview Arguably, the cellular communications marketplace has reached a point of saturation in terms of customer acquisition. Network operators are increasingly reliant upon cannibalizing customers from each other and growing revenue from non-voice communications. There are many other potential areas for driving revenue growth and improved profitability including: Subscriber data mining and management Leveraging presence and location determination Value-added Service (VAS) applications and content Working with third party application and content providers Mobile advertising, commerce, stored value and subsidized services Expanding the scope of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications Leveraging network improvements such as Self Organizing Networks (SON) Provide Free-to-End- This research evaluates opportunities for network operators to grow revenue from new sources including mobile Value Added Services (VAS) applications. The report analyzes many other revenue potential areas including subscriber data management, working with third party sources such as mobile marketing and mobile commerce companies, improving margins through better network management such as Self Organizing Networks (SON), and more. Target Audience Mobile network operators OSS/BSS solution providers Software and application developers Content and applications Aggregators Mobile marketing and advertising companies Telecommunications infrastructure Providers Network Operator Monetization Strategies: Leveraging New Sources of Revenue, is available at: http://www.reportbuyer.com/ # # # Report Buyer is a UK-based independent online store supplying business information on major industry sectors. These include the Automotive Industry, Banking & Finance, Energy & Utilities, Food & Drink, Telecoms and Pharma & Healthcare. End
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