New Whitepaper Examines the Markets for Different Value-Added Services
Approximately 71% of all U.S. households will have broadband by the end of 2012.
Service growth is down as a result of near saturation in developed countries, so service providers are anxious to compensate.
Opportunities for value-added services span such categories as entertainment, technical support, home management, energy services, and healthcare. Each one offers a unique value proposition, and service companies view these services as means to retain customers and as platforms for future revenue growth.
Get the whitepaper, "Expanding Role of the Service Provider — From Music to Games to the Connected Home", here.
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