Network Transformation Survey 2015 Final Results

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Your Digital Network. Your Future. Network Services Network Transformation Survey 2015 Final Results

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Your Digital Network. Your Future.Network Services

Network Transformation Survey 2015Final Results

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Network Transformation Survey 2015 User Network Experience

Network is a key differentiator in the trusted provider promise. Customers are increasingly sensitive to connectivity issues…especially when video becomes increasingly a paid service (22% of consumers).

All of the network directors claim high importance of network for user experience

84% of network directors claim they have good understanding of Service Quality,

However......the most frequent monitoring measures are traditional (up-time, utilization and dropped calls). Majority have also used surveys and drive testing to understand customer experience.

52% of consumers

still face connectivity

issues daily or weekly

39% consider switching a

provider due to connectivity issues; not

prepared to pay extra

Waiting time and distortions are top frustrations, more

than price

vs.

HELP

Sources: Accenture Network Transformation Survey 2015 based on 32 interviews with global CSPs’ network executives

Accenture CMT Digital Consumer Survey 2015

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Migration to All-IP

Supporting legacy network infrastructure is increasingly complex and costly for CSPs. Leading operators plan to migrate to All-IP networks.

About 1/2 of CSPs have a specific target date for closing the legacy infrastructure.

Therefore...

75% of CSPs will seek outside help with their migration to IP networks.

For consumer as well as enterprise customers,

more than 60% of network directors want to focus on active migration approach.

However...

38% have lack of execution capacity for active migration approach.

And...For 47% of network directors business case remains unclear

Sources: Accenture Network Transformation Survey 2015 based on 32 interviews with global CSPs’ network executives

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Network Virtualization

Network virtualization is the next step after migrating to All-IP, to further manage costs as well as time to market. Most network executives, however, strongly focus on more traditional topics, in the short-term.

84% consider technology low maturity as the key obstacle.

Most carriers prefer to get familiar with the technology before safely believing in the business case that is unclear without pilots.

#1priority is Access network capacity (69%)

#2priority is Operational optimization (53%)

#4priority is Network virtualization (31%

More than 80% consider significant impact of NFV/SDN to the operating model

More than 50% of CSPs are going to invest in NFV/SDN for Data Center and Mobile Core.

Sources: Accenture Network Transformation Survey 2015 based on 32 interviews with global CSPs’ network executives

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