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2. Summary “Latin America: Regulatory Mandates and LTE Driving Infrastructure Sharing and Tower Offloading Deals,” a Telecom Insider Report by Pyramid Research, briefly describes the different types of mobile infrastructure sharing, and analyzes the operational motivations and the economic value these agreements deliver. It also identifies the key major barriers for mobile operators to engage in mobile infrastructure sharing, as well as the key triggers. Then it brings evidence from some of the most prominent infrastructure sharing developments that have taken place in Latin America. Click here an avail Discount offer on Market Research reports: http://www.aarkstore.com/discount.php Discount valid till 31st December 2014 

3. Synopsis “Latin America: Regulatory Mandates and LTE Driving Infrastructure Sharing and Tower Offloading Deals,” a new Latin America Telecom Insider by Pyramid Research starts by briefly describing the different types of mobile infrastructure sharing, that is passive and active sharing, and national roaming. It then identifies and analyzes the impact of infrastructure sharing on operational and capital expenses, and network coverage based on different contextual factors, such as the characteristics of physical landscape and the stage of network deployment. It also explores the main drivers and the operational and economic benefits mobile operators can achieve by offloading/outsourcing their tower assets. The report then analyzes the main factors that negatively affect mobile operators willingness to engage in infrastructure sharing, and the potential anticompetitive behaviors that can arise from mobile infrastructure sharing. The report provides a regional market overview on the main active and passive mobile infrastructure sharing agreements, major tower offloading/outsourcing deals and regulatory aspects of mobile infrastructure sharing, with a focus on the major Latin American markets: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela. Four case studies of Brazil, Colombia (two), and Chile are presented, bringing evidence from some of the most prominent mobile infrastructure sharing developments that have taken place in Latin America.

4. Key Findings • While an exact computation of savings in absolute values would be misleading due to different contextual factors such as characteristics of physical landscape and the stage of mobile network deployment, mobile infrastructure sharing can lead to a reduction of operating expenses of up to 20-30% and capital expenditures efficiencies and savings of as much as 40%. • In Latin America, most infrastructure sharing initiatives have been voluntary, and they have largely been led by runner-up players, with leading operators preferring to stay on the sidelines. For instance, in Colombia, second-placed Movistar and third-placed Tigo engaged into active RAN sharing for the deployment of their LTE networks to better complete with market leader Claro. • - In the majority of cases, regulatory authorities scrutinize voluntary infrastructure sharing deals to minimize the threat of any anticompetitive conduct or behavior. In Latin America, mandates around infrastructure sharing have revolved around imposing site sharing to incumbents where competitors lack viable alternatives and imposing tower sharing to address growing environmental and public safety concerns.

5. Reasons To Buy • This Telecom Insider helps executives build proactive, profitable growth strategies by offering comprehensive, relevant analysis of mobile infrastructure sharing and tower offloading/outsourcing in Latin America. • The report offers a wealth of data on mobile infrastructure sharing and tower offloading/outsourcing in Latin America, with a focus on the regions major markets: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela. • The report is designed for an executive-level audience, boasting presentation quality that allows it to be turned into presentable material immediately. • The broad but detailed perspective will help operators, equipment vendors and other telecom industry players to succeed in the challenging mobile telecommunications market in Latin America.

6. Table Of Content • Introduction: Defining infrastructure sharing • Operational and economic benefits of mobile infrastructure sharing • Obstacles and anticompetitive threats of mobile infrastructure sharing • Infrastructure sharing in Latin America • Market Detail: Case Studies • Key Findings and Recommendations • Appendix: Acronyms and Definitions

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8. Latin America: Regulatory Mandates and LTE Driving Infrastructure Sharing and Tower Offloading Deals Published: Nov 2014 : 42 Pages “Latin America: Regulatory Mandates and LTE Driving Infrastructure Sharing and Tower Offloading Deals,” a Telecom Insider Report by Pyramid Research, briefly describes the different types of mobile infrastructure sharing, and analyzes the operational motivations and the economic value these agreements deliver.

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