Monetizing 5G Will Be The Challenge for Incumbent Vendors in 2022
Overview:
Nordic duo Ericsson and Nokia both had a good 2021. With strong cash generation from its core networks business, Ericsson had one of the strongest years in its history. Meanwhile Nokia provided proof that its turnaround is on track, with a solid improvement in margins and a return to profitability, but needs to increase its RAN market share during 2022. As the deployment of 5G SA cores accelerates, the challenge in 2022 and beyond will be to enable their CSP and enterprise customers to monetize their 5G network investments.
This report provides a back-to-back review of Ericsson and Nokia’s recent fourth quarter and full year 2021 financial results and provides a detailed insight into the business units and strategies of the two vendors.
In addition, the report reviews selected announcements made during the quarter with analysis and comment on the strategic significance of these announcements for the vendors and the industry in general.
Table of Contents:
- Key Business Assumptions
- Descriptions of Business Units
- Overview of Financial Results
- Business Unit Analysis
- Ericsson
- Nokia
- Key Business Highlights
- 5G Contracts
- RAN Market Share
- Regional Trends
- Non-RAN Services
- Joining The Dots...
- Overview of Vendors' Enterprise Activities
- Ericsson's Vonage Acquisition
- Nokia's SaaS Service Launches
- Global IoT Platforms
- Viewpoint
Number of Pages: 14
Published Date: February 2022
Category
Industry
Emerging technologies
Service
5G and networks
Report Type
Report
Time Period
Other
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Author
Gareth Owen
Gareth has been a technology analyst for over 20 years and has compiled research reports and market share/forecast studies on a range of topics, including wireless technologies, AI & computing, automotive, smartphone hardware, sensors and semiconductors, digital broadcasting and satellite communications.