JSB Market Research offered the latest report on “Australia - Telecoms Market Analysis - Top Trends Moving into 2016”. The Australian telecommunications market is continuing to see consolidation, as traditional services are being further commoditised and digital media companies are offering new communication services, free or at significantly lower cost.

This annual publication provides telecoms market analysis moving into 2016. It includes forecasts, overviews and discussions on:

Industry consolidation and cost cutting set to continue;

Video streaming puts pressure on the quality of the NBN;

Mobile broadband traffic explosion driven by transactions initiated by smartphone devices;

Telco industry slow in its transformation;

Winners are assets and people light and use horizontal collaboration and the sharing economy;

New opportunities in: healthcare, education, government services, smart grids, smart cities, connected homes, wearable technologies, IoT and M2M;

Telstra is taking a leadership role in some of these developments, not just here also internationally;

NBN – FttH passed 1 million, FttN roll out start in all earnest after a 3 year delay in 2016;

LTE (4 ½ G) is fuelling developments in IoT and M2M;

Data analytic capabilities are opening up opportunities for new wealth creation and new jobs;

Well connected communities are leading the trend towards smart cities;Data retention and web blocking laws will not solve the cybercrime problems.

Researchers:- Paul Budde, Henry Lancaster

Current publication date:- July 2015 (28th Edition)

Disruption: challenges and opportunities for the telco industry

The Australian telecommunications market is continuing to see consolidation, as traditional services are being further commoditised and digital media companies are offering new communication services, free or at significantly lower cost. Thanks to new video streaming services such as Netflix, and an increased use of mobile broadband for a range of applications, people’s use of broadband has increased; however a squeeze on margins of services such as broadband access doesn’t mean that such increased usage of telecommunications also accounts for any significant increases in industry revenues.

The industry will still need to further transform itself in order to be able to handle the dynamics of the market, which include lower margins, commoditisation, new technologies and competition from outside the traditional market. The new billion dollar companies in the digital media are light on assets and light on staff; and their business models are based on transactions facilitated by their software-based services and done in an automated way by the users of their assets, using algorithms, big data, cloud computing and datacentres.

There are plenty of new opportunities in the market. Now that the quality of broadband access is improving – albeit still rather slowly – new markets are opening up in healthcare, education, government services, smart grids, smart cities, connected homes, wearable technologies, IoT and M2M – the list goes on.

Other key topics that are discussed in this report include

National Broadband Network - Developments and Analyses 2015

By mid-2015 over a million premises were able to connect to the NBN – so far most of them have access to the original NBN, three-quarters have access to FttH, the remainder to wireless and satellite networks.

M2M and The Internet of Things

With the NBN and LTE now well and truly underway it is important to look at what will be the real value of this new infrastructure.

This ‘Internet of Things’ (M2M, Pervasive Internet and Industrial Internet) is going to be a real game-changer. It will transform every single sector of society and the economy and it will be out of this environment that new businesses – and indeed new industries – will be born. This is one of the reasons so many overseas ICT companies are increasing their presence in Australia. The LTE will take a leadership role in the development of M2M but the NBN is also an ideal test-bed for such developments. A great deal of attention is being paid to cloud computing and the NBN can be viewed as one gigantic cloud.

The number of connected M2M devices will grow to somewhere between 25 million and 50 million by 2020.

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Big Data

BuddeComm describes ‘big data’ as looking at intelligent outcomes that can be achieved from data collaboration.

The most critical issue here is strategic management, rather than technology. However the fact that big data has become a vital tool in competition is forcing many companies to transform their organisations from a company-centric approach to a customer-centric one.

Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure

The development of smart cities and indeed smart countries require vision and recognition of the fact that many of today’s social, economic and sustainability problems can only be solved with the assistance of ICT. In many situations the ubiqueness, affordability, capacity, robustness, security and quality necessary for this calls for fibre optic and high-speed wireless infrastructures. This need will increase dramatically over the next 5 to 10 years as industries and whole sectors (healthcare, energy, transport, water) carry out the process of transforming themselves in order to much better address the challenges ahead.

Cyber Crime, Privacy and Copyright issues

With the internet having become critical national and international infrastructure a whole range of privacy and issues have come to the fore in relation to the digital economy and the digital society.

Table Of Contents

1. Telecoms Market Analysis – 2015
1.1 General Analyses
1.1.1 The Budget: good initiatives to assist the digital transformation
1.1.2 How to better balance the Federal Budget?
1.1.3 50 Year Anniversary of “Moore’s Law”: Optimism or Pessimism for the Future?
1.1.4 Strategic scenario forecasting validated

1.2 Australia International Analyses relevant to Oz
1.2.1 The big business model clash in Barcelona
1.2.2 Let’s address inequality

1.3 Mobile
1.3.1 Is LTE going to impact on free WiFi?
1.3.2 What makes 5G special?
1.3.3 Will telcos be able to harness the new business opportunities of 5G?
1.3.4 Mobile Connect – Mobile ID
1.3.5 Report from the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona
1.3.6 What do customers want from mobile operators?
1.3.7 Can mobile operators afford a mobile-only strategy?
1.3.8 Data mining – the next driver of mobile revenue

1.4 Broadband
1.4.1 Broadband changing telco business model from retail to wholesale
1.4.2 Low cost economy depends on ubiquitous affordable high speed broadband
1.4.3 The next stage of the broadbanding of the world
1.4.4 Downstream speeds vs upstream speeds

1.5 Digital Transformation
1.5.1 Government lags in digital leadership
1.5.2 The effect of big data on the advertising industry
1.5.3 Online advertising does not improve the overall result for advertisers
1.5.4 Telstra leading the e-health market
1.5.5 Medieval education system hard to reform
1.5.6 A different approach to employment
1.5.7 Banks under e-pressure

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