|
FREE BRIEFING:
3G investment opportunities to 2013; supply and demand analysis
Free Telecoms Market Research Reports
Broadband & Fixed
Handsets & Devices
Information & Communications Technology
Media & Entertainment
Mobile Content & Applications
Mobile Markets
Mobile Networks
Mobile Strategies
Networks & Infrastructure
Custom Research
Telecoms Events & Conferences
Contact
About
Terms & Conditions
Privacy
Business Market Research
Energy Market Research
Financial Market Research
Pharmaceutical Market Research
Telecoms Market Research
|
Home > Market Research > Mobile Networks > Europe Market Perspective / Vol. 8, Issue 11, April Edition
The theory of comparative advantage and the case for a structured network sourcing model.
In today’s highly complex and increasingly global operating environment, network operators and enterprise organizations alike often struggle with the most efficient way to manage assets and resources for optimal performance. As a result, in 2008 and throughout the next decade, Pyramid Research believes that organizations of all types will continue to wrestle with questions about how best to source the design, implementation, maintenance, monitoring and management of their various networks, including those that provide subscriber-based mobile broadband services as well as enterprise-wide IP-based networks. The answer to the “most efficient way” question is that it will depend on a variety of factors, including economic, technological, regulatory and organizational culture issues. The level of technology standardization, most appropriate security layers, internal culture regarding outsourcing and financial position will also continue to influence strategic sourcing decisions. It is Pyramid Research’s belief that organizations addressing this issue with a structured network sourcing model are typically more advantageously positioned to compete effectively when capital and resources have been efficiently allocated. This Perspective offers Pyramid Research’s view on why organizations that rely so heavily on their network’s performance will increasingly consider the services of third-party vendors to lower operating costs and to optimize business models.
Top of Page
Table of Contents
For full details, please email keithw@cmsinfo.com
Top of Page
Buy now!
Top of Page
Home | About | Hot Telecoms Reports | Market Research by Sector | Research by Recency Telecoms Research Firms | faq | Privacy | Terms Site Contents | Telecom Suppliers Directory | Telecom Conferences and Events Directory The Mobile Phone Market | African Fixed & Mobile Telecom Operators List
|
|