This report assesses cable network reliability compared to PON-based FTTP networks. It analyzes real-world metrics such as truck roll rates on cable and fiber networks, and assesses how this can impact metrics such as repair and maintenance opex, as well as subscriber churn.
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Stephen Wilson
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Stephen is a Senior Principal Analyst at Omdia and focuses on the fixed broadband access space from both supply and demand perspectives. His research examines fixed broadband related opportunities for operators and vendors.
Stephen has 15 years of experience as an analyst covering the fixed broadband market globally and has produced numerous reports and engaged in large numbers of projects covering the sector. He has a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from St Catherine's College, Oxford University.
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