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Winning International Call Revenues

May 2010 (24 pages)

The revenue opportunity for international calling from the home network has typically been overshadowed by that of international roaming. International calling revenue throughout the wider telecommunications industry has come under pressure from a succession of innovations and substitutes. These have ranged from calling cards through to VoIP. From the early nineties onwards, operators saw the exponential growth and high margins from roaming and, unsurprisingly, concentrated on exploiting this opportunity.

With roaming margins under attack from spreading regulation and the cost of addressing growth opportunities such as prepay and data roaming, the time has come to look afresh at international calling markets.

This paper examines a number of international calling growth opportunities, analysing MVNOs, direct operator strategies and the emergence of Skype as a mobile service through the 3 networks. The key to accessing these opportunities is to address the personal markets with a recognisable international calling demand. This is the main theme of the paper.

Price: EUR 2,500.00 / GBP 2,100.00

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Table of Contents
1Overview1
2Introduction2
2.1Background to the Report2
2.2Report Content2
2.3Currency and Conversions3
3Segmenting the Market4
3.1International Calling Market Segments4
3.2Conditions for Recognisable Market Segments4
3.3Addressing the Market Segments6
4MVNO Strategies9
4.1Lycamobile9
4.2Lycamobile Strategy and Implications for a Host Operator11
5Operator Strategies13
5.1Etisalat13
5.2dU14
6Voice over IP (VoIP) Strategies18
7Strategic Considerations for Operators21
8Recommendations for Further Action24