Global SON Revenue to Reach USD 3 Bln by End-2016, Says Signals and Systems Telecom in Its Study Published at MarketPublishers.com

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London, UK (PRWEB) March 25, 2014

Self-organizing network (SON) provides a nice opportunity to reduce the lifecycle cost of network running by eliminating the cumbersome process of manually configuring the network at the moment of deployment, right through to dynamically optimizing performance during the commercialization of the network. This can considerably reduce the cost of the carrier’s services, improving the OpEx to revenue ratio.

Despite the challenges associated with multivendor interoperability and implementation complexities, SON revenue are poised to register considerable growth in the years ahead and exceed USD 3 billion (outpacing conventional mobile network optimization revenue by around 20%) by the end of 2016. By the same period of time, APAC will likely account for nearly 40% of the overall mobile network optimization market; the regional market is forecast to be spurred by the on-going SON deployments alongside large-scale TD-LTE rollouts. SON is regarded to have a possibility to enable wireless carriers to save around 35% of their electrical power consumption. As for Tier 1 wireless carrier, it can save up to 32% of its total OpEx by introducing SON across mobile core, mobile backhaul and RAN sectors of the network.

New research study “The Self-Organizing Networks (SON) Ecosystem: 2014 – 2020” worked out by Signals and Systems Telecom is now available at MarketPublishers.com.

Report Details:

Title: The Self-Organizing Networks (SON) Ecosystem: 2014 - 2020
Published: March, 2014
Pages: 186
Price: US$ 2,500.00
http://marketpublishers.com/report/telecommunications/networks/self-organizing-networks-son-ecosystem-2014-2020.html

The topical report provides an extensive analysis of the SON and related mobile network optimization ecosystem. It gives particular attention to the examination of the major market growth limiters and drivers, challenges and opportunities. The study examines a versatility of key use cases and SON deployment case studies, offers an in-depth value chain analysis, reviews the top vendors within the market and uncovers details on their main strategies. The report evaluates the CapEx and OpEx savings potential, contains accurate information on the sector’s historical performance (2010-2013) and illustrates the actual market state. Besides, the future outlook through 2020 is provided in the study along with a whole set of the market size and revenue forecasts.

Report Scope:

•     Detailed assessment of the SON market.
•     Insightful overview of the conventional mobile network planning and optimization processes.
•     Vital information on the SON architecture and technology.
•     Review of the major benefits of SON.
•     Snapshot of the key market growth limiters and drivers.
•     Evaluation of the emerging market opportunities and challenges.
•     SON use cases along with SON deployment case studies.
•     Profiles of more than 60 SON market players.
•     CapEx and OpEx saving analysis of SON.
•     In-depth examination of the wireless network infrastructure industry.
•     Future roadmap of the SON market.
•     Historical and present industry performance estimates.
•     Details on the convergence of SON with other technologies.
•     Strategic recommendations.
•     Industry performance projections through 2020.

More new research reports by the publisher can be found at Signals and Systems Telecom page.

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