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NEW YORK, Aug.mini storage 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:LTE in the Southeast Europe: Contracts, Operator Reviews, Spectrum Strategies, Subscriptions, Pricing and Forecasts 2011 - 2015 .reportlinker.com/p01600306/LTE-in-the-Southeast-Europe-Contracts-Operator-Reviews-Spectrum-Strategies-Subscriptions-Pricing-and-Forecasts-2011---2015 .html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=Internet_Access,_ISPThe LTE industry is growing at a rapid pace worldwide and by 2015 it is estimated that South Eastern Europe Region will have 6.9 Million subscriptions which will represent 1.7% of the worldwide market share. Future developments of LTE networks will be reliant on spectrum re-farming by regulators and also on finalizing the analogue switchover due to a need for digital dividend frequencies. LTE on such frequencies would allow implementation of fast mobile broadband networks with a substantially wider coverage at lower cost and also faster time to market. Covering over 13 regional markets and 42 major operators from the Southeast Europe region and written by industry veterans, this report provides answers to these complex questions by providing a detailed assessment of the critical aspects the regional LTE market, which include commercial, trial and pilot LTE deployments, operator commitments, LTE pricing strategies, regional operator reviews, regional regulatory and spectrum strategies and LTE subscription forecasts by country and spectrum from 2011 until 2015. The report begins by providing a comprehensive assessment of LTE technology from both technical and market perspectives. Firstly presented is a technical assessment including performance metrics, integration with presently deployed 2G, 3G and 3.5 G networks, and the evolution to LTE Advanced, the next generation of LTE technology. The report then studies the key market drivers and barriers towards the adoption of LTE from a global perspective with regional operator observations. The report then presents an assessment of global LTE commercial network deployments and subscriptions for 2011, followed by an assessment of global LTE market share, LTE pricing strategies and opportunities, as well as LTE spectrum strategies from a global perspective. The subsequent sections individually focus on the Southeast Europe region and provide comprehensive reviews of the regional LTE market outlook from 2011 to 2015, commercial deployments, operator reviews, LTE commitments, pricing opportunities and strategies for each operator, spectrum allocation opportunities and pricing strategies for each country, as well as a market share assessment for each region. Provided in the end are detailed forecasts for LTE subscriptions, market share and spectrum regulation from 2011 to 2015 on a global, regional and country wide basis. Accompanying the forecasts is a summary of regulatory activities and LTE trials, pilots and deployments within each country.To be Supplied within 24 hours upon Purchase1. Introduction1.1. Executive Summary1.2. Acronyms2. LTE Technology and Market Overview2.1. LTE Technology Overview2.1.1. LTE Technical Performance Metrics2.1.2. The Evolution to 4G and LTE Advanced2.1.3. Integration with 2G, 3G & 3.5 G Deployments2.2. LTE Market Overview2.2.1. The Key Market Drivers for LTE Adoption2.2.1.1. The Increasing Demand for Broadband Data Centric Applications2.2.1.2. Mobile Market Saturation and Opportunities for Higher ARPUs2.2.1.3. High Data Rates, Spectral Efficiency and OPEX Reduction2.2.1.4. Narrow Competition from competing standards2.2.1.5. Broadband Availability in Rural Areas2.2.1.6. Commitments by Major Infrastructure and User Device Vendors2.2.2. The Key Market Obstacles for LTE Adoption2.2.2.1. Frequency Spectrum Availability, Congestion and Regulation2.2.2.2. CAPEX Demands for Operators2.2.2.3. Consumer Device Challenges2.2.2.4. Pricing Strategies and Complexities in Roaming Agreements3. Worldwide LTE Industry Outlook3.1. Worldwide LTE Subscription Projections 2self storage11 - 20153.2. Q3'2011 Worldwide LTE Commercial Deployments and Subscriptions3.3. Worldwide LTE Market Share3.4. Worldwide LTE Pricing Opportunities & Strategies3.4.1.1. Discounts to 3G Tariffs3.4.1.2. Discounted Pricing in Rural Areas3.4.1.3. Speed and Usage Capped Pricing3.4.1.4. Free LTE Service Trials3.4.1.5. Device Agnostic Pricing3.5. Worldwide LTE Spectrum Strategies3.5.1. 700 MHz Band leading the Market in 20113.5.2. Varying Spectrum Adoption Strategies4. South-East Europe LTE Industry Outlook4.1. LTE Market Outlook and Regional Subscriptions (2011 - 2015)4.2. South-East Europe Commercial Deployments and LTE Commitments4.2.1. Albania4.2.2. Bosnia and Herzegovina4.2.3. Bulgaria4.2.3.1. M-Tel trial LTE-1800 Network Release4.2.4. Croatia4.2.4.1. T-Mobile trial LTE-1800 Network Release4.2.4.2. Vipnet trial LTE-800 and LTE-1800 Network Release4.2.5. Greece4.2.5.1. Cosmote trial LTE-900 and LTE-1800 Network Release4.2.6. Hungary4.2.6.1. Vodafone trial LTE-1800-TDD and LTE-1800-FDD Network Release4.2.6.2. T-Mobile commercial LTE-1800 Network Release4.2.6.3. Telenor trial LTE-1800 Network Release4.2.7. Kosovo4.2.8. Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)4.2.9. Montenegro4.2.9.1. Telenor trial LTE-1800 and LTE-2600 Network Release4.2.10. Romania4.2.10.1. Orange trial LTE-2600 Network Release4.2.10.2. Vodafone current activities4.2.11. Serbia4.2.11.1. MT:S trial LTE-2600 Network Release4.2.11.2. Telenor trial LTE-2600 Network Release4.2.12. Slovenia4.2.12.1. Mobitel trial LTE-1800 and LTE-800 Network Release4.2.12.2. Si.mobil trial LTE-2600 and LTE-800 Network Release4.2.13. Turkey4.2.13.1. Turkcell trial LTE-1800 Network Release4.2.13.2. Avea trial LTE-1800 Network Release4.2.13.3. Vodafone LTE trial4.3. South-East Europe LTE Pricing Opportunities and Strategies4.3.1. LTE Pricing Models in Hungary4.4. South-East Europe Spectrum Allocation & Strategies4.4.1. Opportunity of sub-1 GHz Spectrum4.4.2. Increasing Demand for Spectrum Re-farming4.4.3. 1800 MHz Spectrum to Lead SEE region LTE Deployments by 20154.4.4. Albania: 1800 MHz likely to be regulated in future4.4.5. Bosnia and Herzegovina: No plan yet4.4.6. Bulgaria: 1.8 &2.6 GHz Opportunities4.4.7. Croatia: 800 MHz & 1.8 GHz Opportunities4.4.8. Greece: 900 MHz & 1.8 GHz Opportunities4.4.9. Hungary: 900 MHz & 1.8 GHz Opportunities4.4.10. Kosovo: No plan yet4.4.11. Macedonia: 800 MHz likely to be regulated in the future4.4.12. Montenegro: 900 MHz, 1.8 GHz & 2.6 GHz Opportunities4.4.13. Romania: 1.8 GHz& 2.6 GHz Opportunities4.4.14. Serbia: 800 MHz, 1.8 GHz and 2.6 GHz Opportunities4.4.15. Slovenia: 800 MHz, 1.8 GHz and 2.6 GHz Opportunities4.4.16. Turkey: 1.8 GHz and 2.6 GHz Opportunities4.5. South-East Europe LTE Market Share and Subscriptions by Country5. LTE Subscriptions, Spectrum and Market Share Forecasts by Region and Country 2011 - 20155.1. Worldwide LTE Subscriptions and Market Share5.1.1. Worldwide LTE Subscriptions5.1.1.1. Worldwide LTE Subscriptions by Spectrum Band5.1.1.2. Worldwide LTE Subscriptions by Region5.1.2. Worldwide LTE Market Share by Spectrum5.1.3. Worldwide LTE Market Share by Top 10 Countries5.2. South-East Europe LTE Subscriptions and Market Share5.2.1. South-East Europe LTE Subscriptions5.2.1.1. South-East Europe LTE Subscriptions by Spectrum Band5.2.1.2. South-East Europe LTE Subscriptions by top Country5.2.2. South-East Europe LTE Market Share by Spectrum5.2.3. South-East Europe LTE Market Share by Top 10 Countries5.2.4. South-East Europe Country Level Subscriptions and Market Share5.2.4.1. Albania5.2.4.2. Bosnia and Herzegovina5.2.4.3. Bulgaria5.2.4.4. Croatia5.2.4.5. Greece5.2.4.6. Hungary5.2.4.7. Kosovo5.2.4.8. Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)5.2.4.9. Montenegro5.2.4.10. Romania5.2.4.11. Serbia5.2.4.12. SloveniaTo order this report:Internet_Access,_ISP Industry: LTE in the Southeast Europe: Contracts, Operator Reviews, Spectrum Strategies, Subscriptions, Pricing and Forecasts 2011 - 2015Contact Clare: clare@reportlinker.com US:(339) 368 6001Intl:+1 339 368 6001ReportlinkerWeb site: .reportlinker.com/迷你倉