Step into the transformative potential of direct-to-handset (DTH) satellite communications by downloading our latest white paper. The rapid evolution of this sector has unlocked an array of innovative opportunities for enhancing connectivity and communication capabilities, with a particular focus on remote and underserved areas. Yet significant challenges remain.
Our report provides a comprehensive assessment of the cutting-edge breakthroughs in satellite communications, the state-of-the-art developments in radio antenna technologies, and the evolution in device manufacturing that are collectively driving the DTH revolution. Investigate the complexities of various network configurations, such as GEO and NGSO satellites, and learn about their substantial impact on crucial parameters, such as signal propagation times, transmission power, and the scope of DTH services.
The emerging market for DTH services operates in a complex and uncertain regulatory environment, presenting formidable challenges that require robust strategies to prevent potential disruptions. Our report demystifies the two current business models and regulatory approaches under scrutiny: the “By-the-Book” methodology, which capitalises on MSS spectrum and alliances with incumbent satellite operators; and the “Alternative” pathway, which relies on collaborations with Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) to leverage terrestrial mobile spectrum.
The white paper addresses issues such as spectrum availability, interference risks, and licensing frameworks, necessitating adept regulatory stewardship. Examine the plausible chipset modifications and the integration of DTH services into overarching access initiatives. Understand the pivotal role of technology neutrality and versatile network architectures in responding to these challenges.
The report also articulates the strategic foresight required to navigate the future landscape of DTH communications. From proficient spectrum management and pioneering methodologies to data protection frameworks and the vision of universal accessibility, our paper outlines the key regulatory choices and emphasises the importance of harmonising innovation with robust oversight.
DTH has the potential to revolutionise the mobile sector, facilitating a thriving market that empowers consumers and operators alike.
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This report initially mentioned that the economic benefits of DTH communications on mitigating the impact of natural disasters would be in the millions, based on Access Partnership’s estimates. This was inaccurate and has been revised to be in the billions.
