Future of the Internet : Innovation and Investment in IP Interconnection / Gregory Pankert 

Public ISBD Titre : Future of the Internet : Innovation and Investment in IP Interconnection Type de document : document électronique Auteurs : Gregory Pankert, Auteur ; Andrea Faggiano, Auteur Editeur : Bruxelles : Arthur D Little and Liberty Global Année de publication : 2014 Langues : Anglais Catégories : MEDIAS:AUDIOVISUEL:NUMERIQUE: Aspect économique MEDIAS:AUDIOVISUEL:NUMERIQUE:Réseaux et infrastructures Tags : internet  infrastructure  aspect économique  étude  nouveaux services  télécommunications Index. décimale : 004.678 Internet Note de contenu : "The internet has rapidly evolved from a static data platform to become a streaming video platform, and is soon expected to see its next wave of growth in machine-to-machine and any-to-any video communications. By 2030, the ‘Internet of Everything’ potentially adds trillions of euros in value to the public and private sectors. This report investigates the drivers of this growth and the investment incentives in the ‘upstream’ part of internet IP connectivity where all the autonomous networks of the world interconnect. The study shows that the internet remains vital, dynamic and competitive, driven by a sector that is in transition. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and Content & Application Providers (CAPs) are constantly innovating the way they interconnect. Existing IP interconnection agreements such as transit and peering are seeing a significant increase in and growing imbalance of IP traffic as the result of streaming video. Most of the industry is adapting flexibly to new business models. For example, disputes concern less than 1% of all interconnection agreements. New interconnection agreements (e.g. paid peering, deep caching) are implemented to support the trend of storing popular content close to the access networks. Global CAPs invest in proprietary Content Delivery Network (CDN) infrastructures (server parks). Commercial CDN services have become affordable to small CAPs as interconnection costs are strongly falling, up to 30% per year. Combined with the very competitive market for last mile broadband internet services in Europe, this market seems well positioned for growth, investment and innovation." Source : http://www.adlittle.com/time-reports.html?&view=673 ( consulté le 24/09/2014) En ligne : http://www.adlittle.com/uploads/tx_adlreports/The-Future-of-the-Internet169.jpg Future of the Internet : Innovation and Investment in IP Interconnection [document électronique] / Gregory Pankert, Auteur ; Andrea Faggiano, Auteur . - Bruxelles : Arthur D Little and Liberty Global, 2014. Langues : Anglais Catégories : MEDIAS:AUDIOVISUEL:NUMERIQUE: Aspect économique MEDIAS:AUDIOVISUEL:NUMERIQUE:Réseaux et infrastructures Tags : internet  infrastructure  aspect économique  étude  nouveaux services  télécommunications Index. décimale : 004.678 Internet Note de contenu : "The internet has rapidly evolved from a static data platform to become a streaming video platform, and is soon expected to see its next wave of growth in machine-to-machine and any-to-any video communications. By 2030, the ‘Internet of Everything’ potentially adds trillions of euros in value to the public and private sectors. This report investigates the drivers of this growth and the investment incentives in the ‘upstream’ part of internet IP connectivity where all the autonomous networks of the world interconnect. The study shows that the internet remains vital, dynamic and competitive, driven by a sector that is in transition. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and Content & Application Providers (CAPs) are constantly innovating the way they interconnect. Existing IP interconnection agreements such as transit and peering are seeing a significant increase in and growing imbalance of IP traffic as the result of streaming video. Most of the industry is adapting flexibly to new business models. For example, disputes concern less than 1% of all interconnection agreements. New interconnection agreements (e.g. paid peering, deep caching) are implemented to support the trend of storing popular content close to the access networks. Global CAPs invest in proprietary Content Delivery Network (CDN) infrastructures (server parks). Commercial CDN services have become affordable to small CAPs as interconnection costs are strongly falling, up to 30% per year. Combined with the very competitive market for last mile broadband internet services in Europe, this market seems well positioned for growth, investment and innovation." Source : http://www.adlittle.com/time-reports.html?&view=673 ( consulté le 24/09/2014) En ligne : http://www.adlittle.com/uploads/tx_adlreports/The-Future-of-the-Internet169.jpg

The Belgian Telecom Landscape / Gregory Pankert 

Public ISBD Titre : The Belgian Telecom Landscape Type de document : document électronique Auteurs : Gregory Pankert, Editeur scientifique Editeur : Bruxelles : Arthur D Little and Liberty Global Année de publication : 2015 Importance : 27 p. Note générale : N.B.: l’étude est disponible en 3 langues et chaque édition est accompagnée d’un dépliant. Langues : Anglais Français Néerlandais Catégories : ECONOMIE - Aspects Généraux Tags : Belgique  étude de marché  télécommunications  opérateurs  internet  statistiques Index. décimale : 621.382 Télécommunications Résumé : Présentation par l’éditeur : « Arthur D. Little released its first study on the Telecom sector in Belgium, commissioned by the five major operators of the Belgian Telecom market (Base Company, Mobistar, Proximus, Telenet and VOO), entitled ‘A New Deal for the Telecom Sector in Belgium’ at a seminar in Brussels, Belgium. With this first edition we want to make a first step in shedding some light on the role and contribution of the telecom sector to the Belgian economy and society, and unravelling some of the complexity related to the major disruptions ongoing in the digital ecosystem. This fact-based study on the Belgian telecom sector shows the critical role played by the telecom operators in the digital value chain, as well as the leverage effect of investments in telecom networks on the overall Belgian economy. This study calls for a "Digital New Deal" on both a European and national level, based on a strategic long-term vision and the recovery of the European leadership in the digital economy.” Source : http://www.adlittle.be (Consulté le 26/02/2015) Note de contenu : Sommaire : 1. Les télécoms sont au cœur de la société et de l’économie belge 2. Les télécoms sont le moteur de l’écosystème numérique 3. Malgré un environnement difficile, les opérateurs télécoms maintiennent leurs investissements 4. Pour un « New Deal Numérique » stimulant les investissements télécoms En ligne : http://www.adlittle.be/reports_be.html?&no_cache=1&view=777 The Belgian Telecom Landscape [document électronique] / Gregory Pankert, Editeur scientifique . - Bruxelles : Arthur D Little and Liberty Global, 2015 . - 27 p. N.B.: l’étude est disponible en 3 langues et chaque édition est accompagnée d’un dépliant. Langues : Anglais Français Néerlandais Catégories : ECONOMIE - Aspects Généraux Tags : Belgique  étude de marché  télécommunications  opérateurs  internet  statistiques Index. décimale : 621.382 Télécommunications Résumé : Présentation par l’éditeur : « Arthur D. Little released its first study on the Telecom sector in Belgium, commissioned by the five major operators of the Belgian Telecom market (Base Company, Mobistar, Proximus, Telenet and VOO), entitled ‘A New Deal for the Telecom Sector in Belgium’ at a seminar in Brussels, Belgium. With this first edition we want to make a first step in shedding some light on the role and contribution of the telecom sector to the Belgian economy and society, and unravelling some of the complexity related to the major disruptions ongoing in the digital ecosystem. This fact-based study on the Belgian telecom sector shows the critical role played by the telecom operators in the digital value chain, as well as the leverage effect of investments in telecom networks on the overall Belgian economy. This study calls for a "Digital New Deal" on both a European and national level, based on a strategic long-term vision and the recovery of the European leadership in the digital economy.” Source : http://www.adlittle.be (Consulté le 26/02/2015) Note de contenu : Sommaire : 1. Les télécoms sont au cœur de la société et de l’économie belge 2. Les télécoms sont le moteur de l’écosystème numérique 3. Malgré un environnement difficile, les opérateurs télécoms maintiennent leurs investissements 4. Pour un « New Deal Numérique » stimulant les investissements télécoms En ligne : http://www.adlittle.be/reports_be.html?&no_cache=1&view=777

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