Challenging but Attractive Opportunity for Network Operators in Smart Cities

Bharat Book Bureau provides the report, on “Challenging but Attractive Opportunity for Network Operators in Smart Cities ”. https://www.bharatbook.com/telecommunications-market-research-reports-701170/smart-cities-challenging-attractive-opportunity-network-operators.html The report on report discusses the urbanization trends worldwide and provides an in-depth analysis of elements of smart city services.

Aug 28th 2015- Mumbai, India: Bharatbook.com announces a report on “Challenging but Attractive Opportunity for Network Operators in Smart Cities”. The report discusses the urbanization trends worldwide and provides an in-depth analysis of elements of smart city services.

Summary

‘Challenging but Attractive Opportunity for Network Operators in Smart Cities ,’ https://www.bharatbook.com/telecommunications-market-research-reports-701170/smart-cities-challenging-attractive-opportunity-network-operators.htmla Research Report by Pyramid Research, analyzes the smart city proposition for network operators worldwide and how they are addressing the opportunity. The report discusses the urbanization trends worldwide and provides an in-depth analysis of elements of smart city services, the stakeholders in smart city projects and effective operator approaches and business models built around five, detailed operator case studies (AT&T, KT, Deutsche Telekom, Telefonica and KPN) and reviews of developments in China and India.

Key Findings

• At a fundamental level, the smart city is an important and attractive opportunity for network operators. Cities are the engines of economic growth, but with growing populations they face important challenges many of which can be addressed through ICT and digital technologies.

• By their nature, smart city projects are complex, long term and unique with many stakeholders and a variety of priorities and business models. There is also strong competition from global and local vendors.

• Smart city growth is often not continuous...