Asia Pacific Regulators and Opex Pressures Push Mobile Operators Into Infrastructure Sharing Industry 2015 – 2020 Share and Size, Key Trends, Vendor Strategies, Growth and Price, Regional Outlook & Forecasts
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Asia Pacific: Regulators and Opex Pressures Push
Mobile Operators into Infrastructure Sharing
Research Report by Hexa Reports
'Asia-Pacific: Regulators and Opex Pressures Push Mobile Operators into Infrastructure Sharing,' a
Telecom Insider Report by Pyramid Research, analyzes the different types of infrastructure sharing
setups prevalent in the Asia-Pacific region. It examines the factors driving telecom operators to share
infrastructure, the obstacles to doing so and the threat of anticompetitive outcomes, and a brief
comparison of Asia-Pacific with other regions. The report offers information on the prevalent forms
infrastructure sharing takes, on recent deals involving passive and active sharing, on deals involving
tower offloading by operators, and on the major tower companies in the region. The Insider provides
three case studies to illustrate the various drivers and benefits involved in infrastructure sharing.
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Key Findings
- Mobile infrastructure sharing can help telecom operators reduce their operating expenses by 20-30%
and capital expenditures by as much as 40%. However, factors such as the physical landscape and the
stage of mobile network deployment can make it difficult to forecast savings in absolute terms.
- In Asia-Pacific, most infrastructure sharing deals have been voluntary, although there are a few
countries such as China where the regulator, aiming to optimize use of scarce resources, has made the
sharing of passive infrastructure mandatory. In other countries - Hong Kong, Singapore - the regulator
Hexa Reports
Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles
intervenes by directing operators to share infrastructure if overall it benefits citizens or the
environment.
-...
Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles
Asia Pacific: Regulators and Opex Pressures Push
Mobile Operators into Infrastructure Sharing
Research Report by Hexa Reports
'Asia-Pacific: Regulators and Opex Pressures Push Mobile Operators into Infrastructure Sharing,' a
Telecom Insider Report by Pyramid Research, analyzes the different types of infrastructure sharing
setups prevalent in the Asia-Pacific region. It examines the factors driving telecom operators to share
infrastructure, the obstacles to doing so and the threat of anticompetitive outcomes, and a brief
comparison of Asia-Pacific with other regions. The report offers information on the prevalent forms
infrastructure sharing takes, on recent deals involving passive and active sharing, on deals involving
tower offloading by operators, and on the major tower companies in the region. The Insider provides
three case studies to illustrate the various drivers and benefits involved in infrastructure sharing.
Browse Detail Report With TOC @ http://www.hexareports.com/report/asia-pacific-regulators-andopex-pressures-push-mobile-operators-into-infrastructure-sharing/details
Key Findings
- Mobile infrastructure sharing can help telecom operators reduce their operating expenses by 20-30%
and capital expenditures by as much as 40%. However, factors such as the physical landscape and the
stage of mobile network deployment can make it difficult to forecast savings in absolute terms.
- In Asia-Pacific, most infrastructure sharing deals have been voluntary, although there are a few
countries such as China where the regulator, aiming to optimize use of scarce resources, has made the
sharing of passive infrastructure mandatory. In other countries - Hong Kong, Singapore - the regulator
Hexa Reports
Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles
intervenes by directing operators to share infrastructure if overall it benefits citizens or the
environment.
-...