With 4.6 billion LTE subscribers expected by the end of 2022 (according to Enensys), Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) still face challenges to retain customers and reduce the churn rate. LTE broadcast serves the purpose for MNOs by providing decent customer experience and satisfaction, thus, allowing the operators to broadcast the most popular content to its subscribers. LTE Broadcasting ensures the quality of the transmitted data, and therefore, the customer experience and satisfaction. The used cases are spread across Broadcasters, Public Safety Services, and Mobile Network Operators. At present, a limited number of telcos have adopted LTE broadcasting and are offering seamless video delivery for its subscribers, with the recent ones to join the list, including Telstra in Australia and Reliance Jio in India. While Telstra launched a nationwide eMBMS service in Australia, Reliance Jio appeared to be using eMBMS, to deliver content to selected users through its JioTV and JioBroadcast apps. Content providers also have been actively participating in the trial of LTE broadcasting. For instance, LTE Broadcast for terrestrial and mobile TV content delivery has been recently demonstrated by MTV, Elisa, Yle in Finland, and IRT and Bayerischer Rundfunk in Germany.

1. INTRODUCTION

2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4. MARKET DYNAMICS

5. MARKET DYNAMICS

6. LTE AND 5G BROADCAST MARKET SEGMENTATION

7. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE – KEY VENDOR PROFILES

8. INVESTMENT ANALYSIS

9. FUTURE OF THE MARKET