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Advertising Enablement: Telecommunications Move to Advertising Supported Offers, 2009-2014
a market research report
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Much of the Internet has embraced advertising supported services, and while Google has been wildly successful with the strategy, most telecommunication service providers are holding back. Advertising Enablement reviews the many telecommunications domains where service providers can incorporate advertising, including video on demand, mobile content and applications, as well as digital signage in retail stores, indoor venues, and other public venues.
This study will explore the unique challenges of advertising selection, insertion, presentation, advertising interactivity, and managing the results data. This report will examine the entire advertising enablement ecosystem from the vantage of a telecommunication service provider. Leading vendor product profiles, along with examples from prominent service providers, will illustrate various approaches and identify best practices. Market forecasts for each domain and each advertising enablement technology component will be provided.
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Market Segmentation
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Table of Contents
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Chapter I
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1 Advertising Enablement Environment
1.2 New Service Providers
1.3 Carriers and Service Providers’
Sense of Urgency
Chapter II
Business Environment Affecting
Telecommunications Advertising
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Social Factors
2.3 Economic Factors
2.4 Environmental Factors
2.5 Financial Factors
2.6 Summary and Conclusion
Chapter III
Technologies and their Impact
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Technologies and their Impact
3.3 Advertising and Promotion
3.3.1
Ad Targeting and Context
3.3.2
Ad Insertion and Distribution
3.3.3
Ad Personalization
3.3.4
Campaign Management
3.3.5
Common Standards and Protocol
3.3.6
Customer Profile Generation
3.3.7
Distributed Customer Dashboard
3.3.8
Publishing Platforms
3.3.9
IPTV Advertising
3.3.10
Video On Demand Advertising
3.3.11
Mobile Advertising
3.3.12
Digital Signage Advertising
3.3.13
Audio Advertising
3.3.14
Gaming Advertising
3.3.15
Social Network Advertising
3.4 Technology Drivers
3.4.1
User Profile Development
3.4.2
Cross Provider Aggregation
3.4.3
Protocols
3.4.4
Standardization Bodies
3.4.5
Device Management
3.4.6
Distributed Business Intelligence
3.4.7
Advertising Enablement versus Ad Funded Services
3.4.8
Distributed Computing
3.5 Summary and Conclusion
Chapter IV
Services of Advertising Enablement
4.1 Communications
4.2 Services
4.2.1
IPTV
4.2.2
Video On Demand
4.2.3
Mobile Entertainment
4.2.4
Audio Entertainment
4.2.5
Theatre Entertainment
4.2.6
Gaming Entertainment
4.2.7
Holographic Entertainment
4.3 Mobile Services
4.3.1
Voice
4.3.2
Location Based Services
4.3.3
Data Services
4.3.4
Mobile Web Services
4.3.5
Mobile Commerce
4.4 Venue Services
4.4.1
Interactive Functionalities
4.4.2
Customer Loyalty Awards and Retention Programs
4.4.3
Self Service Kiosks
4.4.4
Social Network Causal Systems
4.5 Mashup Services
4.5.1
Interactive Content and Communications
4.5.2
Information Knowledge Management Tools
4.5.3
Customized Personal Software and Hardware Applications
4.6 Network Infrastructure based
Services
4.6.1
Cable/xDSL
4.6.2
WiMAX
4.6.3
WiFi
4.6.4
Home Energy Management – Green Communications
4.6.5
Zigbee
4.7 Summary and Conclusion
Chapter V
Service Providers’ Strategic Offers
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Mobile Offers
5.3 IPTV Offers
5.4 Telco Landline Offers
5.5 Gaming Offers
5.6 Video On Demand Offers
5.7 Alternative Service Providers
5.7.1
Industry Vertical Offers
5.7.2
Causal Marketing
5.8 Summary and Conclusion
Chapter VI
Market Forecasts
6.1 Overview
6.2 Forecast Methodology & World
Wide Estimates
6.3 Advertising Enablement
Forecasts by Technology
6.3.1
3G/4G/HSDPA Networks
6.3.2
Ad subsidized Content
6.3.3
Ad Subsidized Services
6.3.4
Compliance and Performance Metrics
6.3.5
Business Intelligence
6.3.6
Content Protocols and Meta
6.3.7
Customer Business Analytics
6.3.8
Customer Business Analytics
6.3.9
Deep Packet Inspection
6.3.10
Device Management
6.3.11
Identity Management
6.3.12
Location Based Services and Global Positioning
6.3.13
Local Advertising Insertion
6.3.14
Open OS/APIs
6.3.15
Policy Management
6.3.16
Search
6.3.17
Service Management
6.3.18
SMS Insertion
6.3.19
Subscriber Data Management
6.3.20
Subscription/PPV Models
6.3.21
Telescoping
6.3.22
VoIP
6.3.23
WAP Insertion
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Hard Copy
Price
$ 3995
Electronic Copy Price
(PDF License Descriptions)
$ 4695 Single-User Printable PDF
$ 6995 6-Seat Printable PDF
$ 10000 Unlimited Corporate-Wide Distribution
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