MTN Consulting helps investors and innovators profit from change in the telecommunications, cloud and IoT industries.
Our three core offerings
Reports
Our research reports quantify global network infrastructure (GNI) spending across telecom, webscale/cloud, and carrier-neutral markets. By assessing the key companies and technologies shaping telecom, cloud and IoT markets, we help clients profit from market volatility. Clients of our GNI subscription service receive all reports.
Market data
We track network infrastructure spending and vendor share across companies representing over $3 Trillion in annual revenues. This generates thousands of data points each quarter, across multiple industry segments. Clients have several ways to access this data.
Consulting
We advise clients in scenario planning, market sizing & forecasting, capital management, benchmarking, M&A due diligence, and marketing strategy. We bring experience and independence to the table, and access to the proprietary databases generated by our GNI subscription program.
Our research bundles
MTN Consulting’s Webscale Network Operator (WNO) bundle provides a deep look at the webscale segment of network operators – how it’s growing, how individual WNOs are building out their networks, and which suppliers are benefiting. Read More
MTN Consulting’s Market Data bundle is designed for clients who need to understand all three types of network operators we track – telecom, webscale, and carrier-neutral. The bundle includes all of our Excel-based Market Review reports tracking these individual operator segments. Read More
MTN Consulting’s Telecom Network Operator (TNO) bundle provides clients with a deep dive into the telecommunications segment of network operators. The bundle’s products help clients understand how telcos are growing and transforming their operations. Read More
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As the four-way tussle unfolds among the top tech giants – Apple, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft – for the “world’s most valuable company” tag, Apple could be covertly prepping its entry into the fast-growing cloud c ...read more
Unlike many other countries in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region, 5G services are already available in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Etisalat and Du, UAE’s only two operators, are both deploying 5G on the 3.5 ...read more
Thailand is making good progress in its goal of launching commercial 5G service in 2020. The recent auction of frequencies in the 700 MHz band, the agreements between operators and telecom equipment suppliers, as well the dev ...read more
Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous country, is expected to face an uphill battle to enable 5G. Reasons include its complex geography, unavailability of core 5G frequency band (i.e. C-band 3.3 to 4.2 GHz), and dwindli ...read more
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