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Utilities in Telecom Report ™
2nd Edition: 10/1/2001
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Pricing Upon Request
(312) 980-7823 or info@nprg.com
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These days it seems everyone wants to get into telecommunications. Since the deregulation of the long distance market in 1984 and the Telecommunications Act of 1996, more and more companies have delved into the local and long haul markets. Utility companies are no exception. In fact, companies that provide energy services may be the ones with the resources, technology, and existing infrastructure to be successful.
This Report covers companies that are providing many types of communications services and are owned-by a utility, partnering with a utility, using the utility rights of way (ROW) or affiliated with a utility in any way. We will also discuss the history of utilities in telecom beginning with the Exempt Telecommunications Companies (ETCs) and the how they are currently doing. We will discuss: Corporate structure, Services, Strategy, and Networks.
We also look extensively at bandwidth trading. This segment of the industry, which is less than two years old, has been largely dominated by the utilities. The utility companies, through foresight, have installed excess bandwidth and are leading the way in commoditizing bandwidth so it can be bought and sold as needed by carriers and large end users.
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Topics Covered:
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Sector Forecasts and Projections
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Market Drivers and Trends
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Cable Provider Coverage
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Sector Lineage Tracking (Where Are They Now?)
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Critical Data and Analysis on this Dynamic Sector
Who Needs This Report:
Why You Need This Analysis:
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Identify Potential Acquisition or Merger Opportunities
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Identify Investment Opportunities
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Identify “Cutting-Edge” Firms
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Understand the Market Drivers Impacting this Sector
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Understand Successful Players and their Strategies
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Benchmark the Industry
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