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市場調查報告書
商品編碼
1274857
衛星通訊業者押注D2D、IoT、雲端以進行下一次大型發射:合作夥伴關係緩解了運營商的動盪,但在嚴峻的前景下,只有基本面強大的衛星經營者才能成功並聚集資本Satellite Players Bet on Direct-to-Device (D2D), IoT, and Cloud for Next Big Liftoff: Partnerships will Allay Disruption Fears among Telcos, yet only Fundamentally Strong Satellite Businesses will Thrive and Attract Capital amid Gloomy Outlook |
本報告提供對衛星通訊業者來說新的成長市場的3個市場相關調查,對傳統通訊市場的影響,通訊業者的衛星夥伴關係的商機,衛星通訊業者所面臨的主要課題考察。
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This brief report explores three potential new growth markets for satellite operators who are looking to overcome intense competition, tough macro conditions, and the niche nature of their market. The report also discusses the impact on the traditional telecom market, revenue opportunity for telcos from satellite partnerships, and key challenges confronting satellite operators.
Satellite operators are being forced to expand their addressable markets in the near term, courtesy several factors: rising competition, with the emergence of players such as SpaceX along with several upstarts including AST SpaceMobile and Lynk; a tough funding climate resulting from a grim economic outlook and rising interest rates; and, market concentration risks arising from the current focus on satellite broadband internet. To address the situation, operators are raising stakes in new pursuits and developing new offerings. MTN Consulting expects three new potential addressable markets to provide transformational opportunities for satellite operators in the next 2-4 years. These include Direct-to-device (D2D), Internet of Things (IoT), and cloud-based services. Looking at these market opportunities, a thought may arise whether satellite operators are trying to disrupt the traditional telecom market. But the reality is that telcos will continue to be the primary service provider for wireless access. Telcos are also going to benefit from partnerships with satellite operators as they will aid in providing an enhanced experience for telco customers, reinforced by ubiquitous coverage. For satellite operators though, navigating the regulatory hurdles and ensuring constant capital flow are key concerns; several players from the current herd will vanish in the next 3-5 years.
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