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Home > Market Research > Mobile Strategies > Wireless in the Consumer Telecom Bundle
n revisiting 2005's report Wireless in the Consumer Telecom Bundle: Discounts without Convergence (#IN0502095MCM), there have been several significant changes and new learning: - There is, indeed, convergence appearing in the telecom bundle; Cable companies and AT&T are both offering services across different networks and devices. - In-Stat surveys find that cable companies have the majority of the bundle customers with video and broadband packages. However, consumers who have a preference would rather buy bundles from telcos than cable companies. - Telco and cable company bundles including broadband have very high penetration at near 60%, suggesting that further growth may be limited. However, one-third of respondents who plan to purchase a bundle within the coming year hope to include wireless. This report includes subscriber forecasts for the US wireless/cable joint venture through 2011.
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"In This Update
- At Last: Convergence but Lack of Discounts - Introduction: The US Telecommunications Market is Changing AT&T/BellSouth/Cingular Sprint/Cable Joint Venture - 2005 Report Conclusions Wireless Carriers Not Considered Bundlers More Bundles Should Include Wireless - Bundled Offerings Verizon QWEST AT&T Sprint Nextel/Cable Joint Venture Cox Communications Time Warner Cable Comcast - Survey Results Current and Preferred Bundle Providers Components of Telco and Cable Bundles Value of Bundles Expected Bundle Purchash Interest in Cable/Wireless Bundle - Forecasts?Cable Joint Venture Wireless Customers 2007 Market Forecast Assumptions - Assessment Cable Companies can Stretch Their Leads Bundled Broadband Market Appears to be Nearing Saturation Value of Wireless in the Consumer Telecom Bundle It’s Good to be a Telco and Better to be Verizon Weak Consumer Interest in Video-to-Wireless Service - Appendix 1?All Bundle Responses and Methodology All Current Bundles by Carrier Type Survey Methodology - Appendix 2?Survey Questions
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- Table 1. Components of AT&T Bundles that Include Wireless - Table 2. Cable Joint Venture Subscribers and US Market Share - Table 3. Cox Mobile Access Multimedia Services Packages (Others Similar) - Table 4. Preferred Telco Bundle Provider - Table 5. Types of Bundles, Individual Bell Companies - Table 6. Willingness to Switch Carriers by Current Bundle Source - Table 7. North America Sprint Cable Joint Venture Wireless Subscribers 2007–2011 - Table 8. All Telco Bundle Combinations from Survey - Table 9. All Cable Bundle Combinations from Survey - Table 10. All Wireless Bundle Combinations from Survey
List of Figures
- Figure 1. Forecast: US Cable Joint Venture Wireless Subscribers (Subscribers in Thousands) - Figure 2. Actual vs. Intended Bundled Services (2005 Survey) - Figure 3. Cable/Cellular Joint Venture Services?Mobilizing the Triple Play - Figure 4. Current and Preferred Bundle Providers (Base: Those Expressing a Preference) - Figure 5. Components of Telco and Cable Bundles - Figure 6. “Would You Switch Carriers to Purchase Bundled Services?” - Figure 7. Reasons for Adopting Bundled Services - Figure 8. Barriers to Adoption of Bundles (Base: Do Not Purchase Bundles) - Figure 9. Planned vs. Current Bundled Services - Figure 10. Plan to Purchase Bundle within 12 Months: Expected Carrier Type - Figure 11. Interest in Converged Video/Wireless Service (Base: Use a Cell Phone) - Figure 12. Willingness to Change Carriers for Converged Video Wireless Service (Base: Extremely, Very or Somewhat Interested)"
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