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5Gの許容量と範囲の最適化市場：スマートアンテナ、分散型アンテナシステム、自己組織化ネットワーク（SON）、スモールセル、キャリアWi-Fi　2021-2026年

5G Capacity and Coverage Optimization Market: Smart Antennas, Distributed Antenna Systems, Self-Organizing Networks, Small Cells and Carrier WiFi 2021 – 2026

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  1. 5Gスマートアンテナ市場：タイプ、技術、ユースケース、用途、地域　2021-2026年5G Smart Antenna Market by Type (Switched Multi-Beam Antenna and Adaptive Array Antenna), Technology (SIMO, MISO, and MIMO), Use Case, Application, and Region 2021 – 2026
  2. 分散型アンテナシステム市場：技術、タイプ、範囲、オペレータ、業種　2021-2026年Distributed Antenna System Market by Technology, Type (Active, Passive, Hybrid), Coverage (Outdoor and Indoor), Operator (Carrier, Enterprise, Neutral Host) and Industry Vertical 2021 – 2026
  3. 自己最適化ネットワーク市場：技術、インフラ、ソリューション、サービス　2021-2026年Self Organizing Network Market by Technology, Infrastructure, Solutions, and Services 2021 – 2026
OverviewThis research assesses the cellular capacity and coverage optimization market for LTE and 5G networks. It analyzes RF technologies including smart antennas and DAS as well as optimization techniques involving radio control systems. It also evaluates technologies and strategies for network densification including small cells and carrier WiFi. It provides forecasts for each major area from 2021 to 2026.Purchasers of this research at the Multi-user License level or greater will also receive at no additional cost Private Wireless Networks Market by LTE, 5G, and Edge Computing in Enterprise, Industrial, and Government Solutions 2021 – 2026, which evaluates 5G NR and the market outlook for MNO and VNO to offer private IoT networks for the benefit of industrial automation and mission-critical enterprise applications and services. The report evaluates major players, technologies, and solutions.Select Findings:• Global multi-vendor SON platform market will reach $8.3 billion by 2026• DAS market associated with 5G smart antennas will reach $6.51 billion by 2026• Neutral hosts and private networks will be the fastest growing market opportunities• Global small cell will reach $5.7 billion by 2026, driven by outdoor densification and indoor penetration solutions• Global carrier WiFi will reach $4.2 billion by 2026 with Asia Pac leading followed by North America and Europe, driven in part by WiFi6 upgrades• Increasing demand for enhanced mobile broadband capacity and coverage will continue to play a substantial role in carrier WiFi and small cell market’s growth5G will bring about fundamental structural economic changes, such as significantly lower broadband pricing as a whole, and also much greater flexibility for enterprise, industrial, and government market segments in terms of how they connect public to private networks.A Heterogeneous Network (HetNet) that is based on a combination of cellular small cells, macro cells and carrier Wi-Fi is expected to play a pivotal role in addressing the capacity needs for such a traffic surge in the mobile networks. HetNets are important drivers for the evolution of LTE and critical for 5G networks, which rely upon a greater number of shorter-range radio units for continuous communications.Physics dictates that higher frequencies need more power and/or more coverage as an RF signal fades more than a lower frequency signal. This is why there will need to be at least an order of magnitude more antennas than required for LTE. Putting this into perspective, the United States will go from roughly 30,000 antennas to 300,000 or more nationally.5G antennas will be found virtually everywhere in metropolitan areas, but it will not be enough. While dramatically increased coverage will surely support many early 5G applications, such as fixed wireless (ISP alternative, back-haul, and front haul), it will not be enough to support continuous 5G mobility coverage. This will be vitally important for certain applications such as self-driving cars and connected vehicle services.In terms of deploying radio access network infrastructure, carriers seek to leverage cloud RAN topologies that include centralization of baseband processing units (BBU) that may serve multiple remote radio heads. This facilitates the control of BBU for many different sites on a remote basis. This type of 5G densification strategy optimizes resource utilization and provides various operational improvements such as the ability to upgrade BBUs for different sites without the need to dispatch personnel to each site.Driven by the growing surge for mobile broadband, carriers worldwide are investing in WiFi and small cells as part of HetNet infrastructure to expand network capacity and coverage. Not only do WiFi and small cell deployments minimize network planning, redesign and real estate costs, they also allow carriers to avoid or minimize new frequency allocation costs. In many cases, small cells can utilize the same frequency spectrum that carriers have allocated for macro cell deployment, while WiFi access points leverage unlicensed spectrum.The associated savings in both capital expenditures and operational expenses, combined with higher throughput rates, make WiFi and small cells a necessity for mobile network operators worldwide. We expect the carrier WiFi and small cells infrastructure market will grow at a brisk rate over the next ten years. However, the market still faces a number of serious challenges including but not limited to interference management, optimization and backhaul.Smart antenna arrays use Multiple Input / Multiple Output (MIMO) at both the source (transmitter) and the destination (receiver) to improve signal quality. This is in contrast to non-array systems in which a single antenna (and signal path) is used at the source and the destination. The market for smart antennas is nothing new as they provide efficient coverage for 2G, 3G, and LTE. However, 5G smart antennas will be necessary to provide mobility support for many new and enhanced apps and services such as virtual reality, self-driving cars, connected vehicles, and voice over 5G.Smart antennas will improve 5G coverage and optimize capacity by focusing RF signals where they are needed the most. In addition, smart antennas enhance 5G application and service mobility by facilitating a more continuous connection, which may become particularly useful at 5G coverage seams. Otherwise, a 5G enabled user experience may degrade as hand-over from 5G to LTE occurs.5G cellular networks promise to improve many aspects of wireless communications, supporting enhanced mobile services, greater scalability for IoT systems, and ultra-reliable communications for mission-critical applications. A portion of these benefits will be based on the evolution of 4G LTE technologies as well as unique capabilities enabled by 5G New Radio (5GNR), based on new infrastructure supporting millimeter wave (mmWave) RAN equipment.DAS represents a network of spatially separated antenna nodes, connected to a common source via a transport medium that provides wireless service within a geographic area or structure. DAS leverages Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) technology, which allows networks to take advantage of multiple signals as a means of optimizing wireless communications.A DAS installation includes antennas, control boxes, and fiber optics connected to a hub. These Nodes include small antennas that unobtrusively blend into their environment. Often deployed at existing public infrastructure (such as utility poles, light posts, and traffic signals), DAS networks rely upon the ability to seamlessly blend into their environment, which may be outdoor or indoors.Relevant to DAS, Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) technology commercially started with 802.11n, which has gained strong acceptance in networks with the launch of WiMAX and LTE operations. DAS will also be a very important component of 5G networks along with smart antennas, which rely upon certain RF propagation techniques such as beam-forming.A key driver for improving OSS for LTE and 5G systems, the Self Organizing Network (SON) has been introduced as part of the network framework. We see SON having a dramatically positive effect on network operations and OSS.SON is largely a software-only solution today. In other words, SON is not a physical solution (such as Remote Electrical Tilt solutions). Mobile optimization comes in many forms ranging from RF to QoS for data management and applications. SON and related technologies/solutions fill a key role as it provides the ability to provide both static and near real-time information. It is important to note that smart antennas, DAS, and cloud RAN are all in the same family of optimizing operations, but not considered all part of SON.It is also important to recognize that smart antennas, DAS, and cloud RAN are all in the same family of optimizing operations, and while related (in the network optimization family), are not considered part of SON in the strictest sense. Working hand-in-hand with SON to optimize wireless networks, smart antennas provide simultaneous and efficient coverage for 2G, 3G, and LTE. This translates into higher throughput and improved coverage for when and where customers need it. While this is helpful in terms of pre-5G optimization, it will arguably become critical for the support of 5G network optimization and support for true 5G mobility with a continuous connection within a given coverage area.Companies in Report:
  1. Airgain Inc.
  2. Airhop Communications
  3. Airspan
  4. Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise
  5. Amdocs
  6. American Tower Corporation
  7. Andrew
  8. ANSYS Inc.
  9. ArrayComm LLC
  10. Ascom Holding AG
  11. AT&T Mobility
  12. Axell
  13. BLiNQ Networks
  14. Boingo Wireless
  15. Broadcom Inc.
  16. Bwtech
  17. California Amplifier Inc.
  18. Cambridge Communication Systems Ltd.
  19. Casa Systems
  20. Cellwize Wireless Technologies Pte Ltd.
  21. China Mobile
  22. Cisco
  23. Cobham Antenna Systems
  24. Comarch
  25. Comba Telecom Systems Holding
  26. Comcast
  27. Commscope
  28. Corning
  29. Crown Castle
  30. Dali Wireless
  31. DAS Simplified
  32. Eircom
  33. Ericsson
  34. Essentia
  35. FoxCom
  36. Honeywell International Inc.
  37. Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
  38. iBwave
  39. InSite Wireless
  40. Intel Corporation
  41. iWireless
  42. KDDI
  43. Korea Telecom
  44. Laird Technologies
  45. Legrand
  46. Leica Geosystems AG
  47. Linx Technologies
  48. LOCOSYS Technology Inc.
  49. MediaTek Inc.
  50. Mera
  51. Microlab, FX
  52. Motorola Solutions Inc.
  53. NEC Corporation
  54. Nokia Corporation
  55. NTT DoCoMo
  56. NXP Semiconductors
  57. Optical Telecom
  58. Optus Australia
  59. P.I. Works
  60. PCTEL Inc.
  61. Qualcomm Incorporated
  62. RadiSys Corporation
  63. Reliance Communications
  64. Reverb Networks
  65. Rohde & Schwarz
  66. Ruckus Networks
  67. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
  68. SFR France
  69. Siemens AG
  70. Sierra Wireless (Accel Networks)
  71. SingTel
  72. SK Telecom
  73. Smart Antenna Technologies Ltd
  74. Softbank Japan
  75. SOLiD
  76. Sprint (T-Mobile)
  77. TCS
  78. TE Connectivity
  79. Telefonica O2 UK
  80. Teoco Corporation
  81. Tim Brasil
  82. T-Mobile
  83. Tyco (TE Connectivity)
  84. U.S Cellular
  85. Verizon Wireless
  86. Viavi Solutions
  87. Vodafone
  88. Westell
  89. Zain Bahrain
  90. Zain Saudi Arabia
  91. ZHEJIANG JC Antenna Co. Ltd.
  92. ZTE Corporation
目次

5G Smart Antenna Market by Type (Switched Multi-Beam Antenna and Adaptive Array Antenna), Technology (SIMO, MISO, and MIMO), Use Case, Application, and Region 2021 – 2026

1. Executive Summary2. Introduction2.1 What Makes an Antenna Smart2.2 Smart Antenna Systems2.3 Smart Antenna Benefits2.4 Smart Antennas for 5G2.4.1 Electronically Scanned Arrays and Phased Antenna Array Design2.4.2 Slot Coupled Microstrip Patch Antenna Array Synthesizer App2.5 Smart Antenna Techniques2.5.1 Fixed Switched Beam Arrays vs. Directional Finding Arrays2.5.2 MRC, STBC, and Spatial Multiplexing2.5.3 SIMO, MISO, and MIMO2.5.4 Space Division Multiple Access2.5.5 Random Beamforming2.6 Smart Antennas Market Factors2.7 Smart Antennas Shipment and Sales3. Technology and Application Analysis3.1 Smart Antenna Types3.1.1 Switched Multi-beam Antennas3.1.2 Adaptive Array Antennas3.2 Digital Antenna Array3.3 5G NR Infrastructure and Active Antennas3.4 Mobile Device Antennas3.5 System Connectivity3.6 Adaptive Beamforming3.6.1 Digital Beamforming3.6.2 Hybrid Beamforming3.7 5G MIMO Multiple Input/Multiple Output3.8 Digital Signal Processing3.9 Software Re-Programmability3.10 Software Defined Radio3.11 Smart Antennas Application Sectors3.12 Smart Antennas in IoT3.13 Machine Learning and Artificial Neural Network4. 5G Smart Antenna Market Dynamics4.1 5G Smart Antenna Market Drivers4.2 5G Smart Antenna Market Challenges4.3 5G Smart Antenna Solution Considerations4.4 5G Smart Antenna Use Case Analysis4.4.1 Voice over 5G4.4.2 Mission Critical Communications4.4.3 Industrial Automation and Robotics4.4.4 Connected and Self-Driving Vehicles4.4.5 Drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles5. 5G Smart Antenna Ecosystem Analysis5.1 Ericsson5.1.1 Overview5.1.2 Recent Development5.2 Cobham Antenna Systems5.2.1 Overview5.2.2 Recent Developments5.3 Intel Corporation5.3.1 Overview5.3.2 Recent Developments5.4 Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.5.4.1 Overview5.4.2 Recent Developments5.5 ArrayComm LLC5.5.1 Overview5.5.2 Recent Developments5.6 Nokia Corporation5.6.1 Overview5.6.2 Recent Developments5.7 Motorola Solutions Inc.5.7.1 Overview5.8 Broadcom Inc.5.8.1 Overview5.9 California Amplifier Inc.5.9.1 Overview5.10 Sierra Wireless (Accel Networks)5.10.1 Overview5.10.2 Recent Developments5.11 ZHEJIANG JC Antenna Co. Ltd.5.11.1 Overview5.12 Qualcomm Incorporated5.12.1 Overview5.12.2 Recent Developments5.13 Honeywell International Inc.5.13.1 Overview5.14 Linx Technologies5.14.1 Overview5.14.2 Recent Developments5.15 Ruckus Networks5.15.1 Overview5.15.2 Recent Developments5.16 ANSYS Inc.5.16.1 Overview5.17 Smart Antenna Technologies Ltd5.17.1 Overview5.18 NXP Semiconductors5.18.1 Overview5.18.2 Recent Developments5.19 NEC Corporation5.19.1 Overview5.19.2 Recent Developments5.20 COMMSCOPE5.20.1 Overview5.20.2 Recent Developments5.21 PCTEL Inc.5.21.1 Overview5.21.2 Recent Developments5.22 Comba Telecom5.22.1 Overview5.22.2 Recent Developments5.23 Airgain Inc.5.23.1 Overview5.23.2 Recent Developments5.24 Laird Technologies5.24.1 Overview5.24.2 Recent Developments5.25 MediaTek Inc.5.25.1 Overview5.25.2 Recent Developments5.26 LOCOSYS Technology Inc.5.26.1 Overview5.27 Leica Geosystems AG5.27.1 Overview5.27.2 Recent Developments6. 5G Smart Antenna Market Analysis and Forecasts6.1 Global 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 20266.1.1 Total 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 20266.1.1.1 5G Smart Antenna Market by Type 2021 – 20266.1.2 5G Smart Antennas by Frequency Range 2021 – 20266.1.3 5G Smart Antennas by Network Type 2021 – 20266.1.4 5G Smart Antennas by Technology 2021 – 20266.1.5 5G Smart Antennas by Connectivity System 2021 – 20266.1.6 5G Smart Antenna Market by Application 2021 – 20266.1.7 AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 20266.1.7.1 Embedded 5G Smart Antennas by AI Technology 2021 – 20266.1.8 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT 2021 – 20266.1.8.1 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT by Application 2021 – 20266.2 Regional 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 20266.2.1 5G Smart Antenna Market by Region 2021 – 20266.2.2 North America 5G Smart Antenna Market by Type, Technology, Application, AI, IoT, and Leading Country6.2.3 Europe 5G Smart Antenna Market by Type, Technology, Application, AI, IoT, and Leading Country6.2.4 APAC 5G Smart Antenna Market by Type, Technology, Application, AI, IoT, and Leading Country6.2.5 Latin America 5G Smart Antenna Market by Type, Technology, Application, AI, IoT, and Leading Country6.2.6 Middle East and Africa 5G Smart Antenna Market by Type, Technology, Application, AI, IoT, and Leading Country7. Conclusions and RecommendationsFiguresFigure 1: Smart Antenna ArchitectureFigure 2: 5G Directive High Gain AntennaFigure 3: SIMO, MISO, and MIMO ArchitectureFigure 4: Global Smart Antenna Unit Shipment 2021 – 2026Figure 5: Smart Antenna Unit Shipment Percent by Price Range 2021 – 2026Figure 6: Smart Antenna Unit Shipment Percent by Region 2021 – 2026Figure 7: ArrayComm A-MAS ArchitectureFigure 8: Nokia Antenna Solution Partner EcosystemFigure 9: D-SAS Control Function and Radio Resource Management FunctionFigure 10: SmarTenna ArchitectureFigure 11: Global Total 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 2026Figure 12: Global AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 2026Figure 13: Global 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT 2021 – 2026Figure 14: North America AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 2026Figure 15: North America 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT 2021 – 2026Figure 16: Europe AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 2026Figure 17: Europe 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT 2021 – 2026Figure 18: APAC AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 2026Figure 19: APAC 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT 2021 – 2026Figure 20: Latin America AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 2026Figure 21: Latin America 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT 2021 – 2026Figure 22: MEA AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market 2021 – 2026Figure 23: MEA 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT 2021 – 2026

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Table 1: Global 5G Smart Antenna by Segment 2021 – 2026Table 2: Global 5G Smart Antennas by Frequency Range 2021 – 2026Table 3: Global 5G Smart Antennas by Network Type 2021 – 2026Table 4: Global 5G Smart Antennas by Technology 2021 – 2026Table 5: Global 5G Smart Antenna Market by Connectivity System 2021 – 2026Table 6: Global 5G Smart Antenna Market by Application 2021 – 2026Table 7: Global AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market by AI Technology 2021 – 2026Table 8: Global 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT by Application 2021 – 2026Table 9: 5G Smart Antenna Market by Region 2021 – 2026Table 10: North America 5G Smart Antenna by Segment 2021 – 2026Table 11: North America 5G Smart Antenna by Technology 2021 – 2026Table 12: North America 5G Smart Antenna Market by Connectivity System 2021 – 2026Table 13: North America 5G Smart Antenna Market by Application 2021 – 2026Table 14: North America AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market by AI Technology 2021 – 2026Table 15: North America 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT by Application 2021 – 2026Table 16: North America 5G Smart Antenna Market by Leading Country 2021 – 2026Table 17: Europe 5G Smart Antenna by Segment 2021 – 2026Table 18: Europe 5G Smart Antenna by Technology 2021 – 2026Table 19: Europe 5G Smart Antenna Market by Connectivity System 2021 – 2026Table 20: Europe 5G Smart Antenna Market by Application 2021 – 2026Table 21: Europe AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market by AI Technology 2021 – 2026Table 22: Europe 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT by Application 2021 – 2026Table 23: Europe 5G Smart Antenna Market by Leading Country 2021 – 2026Table 24: APAC 5G Smart Antenna by Segment 2021 – 2026Table 25: APAC 5G Smart Antenna by Technology 2021 – 2026Table 26: APAC 5G Smart Antenna Market by Connectivity System 2021 – 2026Table 27: APAC 5G Smart Antenna Market by Application 2021 – 2026Table 28: APAC AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market by AI Technology 2021 – 2026Table 29: APAC 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT by Application 2021 – 2026Table 30: APAC 5G Smart Antenna Market by Leading Country 2021 – 2026Table 31: Latin America 5G Smart Antenna by Segment 2021 – 2026Table 32: Latin America 5G Smart Antenna by Technology 2021 – 2026Table 33: Latin America 5G Smart Antenna Market by Connectivity System 2021 – 2026Table 34: Latin America 5G Smart Antenna Market by Application 2021 – 2026Table 35: Latin America AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market by AI Technology 2021 – 2026Table 36: Latin America 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT by Application 2021 – 2026Table 37: Latin America 5G Smart Antenna Market by Leading Country 2021 – 2026Table 38: MEA 5G Smart Antenna by Segment 2021 – 2026Table 39: MEA 5G Smart Antenna by Technology 2021 – 2026Table 40: MEA 5G Smart Antenna Market by Connectivity System 2021 – 2026Table 41: MEA 5G Smart Antenna Market by Application 2021 – 2026Table 42: MEA AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna Market by AI Technology 2021 – 2026Table 43: MEA 5G Smart Antenna Market in IoT by Application 2021 – 2026Table 44: MEA 5G Smart Antenna Market by Leading Country 2021 – 2026

Distributed Antenna System Market by Technology, Type (Active, Passive, Hybrid), Coverage (Outdoor and Indoor), Operator (Carrier, Enterprise, Neutral Host) and Industry Vertical 2021 – 2026

1.0 Executive Summary2.0 Introduction to Distributed Antenna Systems2.1 DAS Role in Wireless Network Infrastructure2.1.1 DAS Benefits to Mobile Network Operators2.1.1.1 Improved Coverage and Quality of Service2.1.1.2 Increased Capacity2.1.1.3 Capital Cost Reduction2.1.1.4 Speed to Market2.1.2 DAS Deployment and Operational Challenges2.2 DAS Technology2.2.1 DAS Operations2.2.1.1 Active, Passive, and Hybrid DAS2.2.1.2 DAS Signal Controllers2.2.1.3 Multi-Signal Combiner Systems2.2.2 DAS and Small Cell Technology2.2.2.1 Microcell Solutions2.2.2.2 Pico/Metrocell Solutions2.2.2.3 Femtocell Solutions2.2.2.4 WiFi2.2.2.5 Small Cell Capacity2.2.2.6 Small Cell Cost vs. DAS2.2.3 DAS and Self Organizing Networks2.2.3.1 DAS and SON Coordinated Coverage and Quality2.2.3.2 Beyond SON and DAS for Optimized Networks3.0 DAS Ecosystem3.1 DAS Ecosystem3.1.1 DAS OEMs3.1.1.1 Key Players3.1.1.1.1 SOLiD3.1.1.1.1.1 Business Overview3.1.1.1.1.2 Services3.1.1.1.2 Microlab, FX3.1.1.1.2.1 Business Overview3.1.1.1.2.2 Services3.1.1.1.3 Andrew3.1.1.1.4 Tyco (TE Connectivity)3.1.1.1.5 Corning3.1.1.1.5.1 Business Overview3.1.1.1.5.2 Services3.1.1.1.6 Dali Wireless3.1.1.1.6.1 Business Overview3.1.1.1.6.2 Services3.1.2 Wireless Service Providers3.1.2.1 Key Players3.1.2.1.1 Boingo Wireless3.1.2.1.1.1 Business Overview3.1.2.1.1.2 Services3.1.2.1.2 China Mobile3.1.2.1.2.1 Business Overview3.1.2.1.2.2 Services3.1.3 Distribution3.1.4 Cable Contractors3.1.4.1 Key Players3.1.4.1.1 DAS Simplified3.1.4.1.1.1 Business Overview3.1.4.1.1.2 Services3.1.5 DAS Integrator3.1.5.1 Key Players3.1.5.1.1 AT&T’s Antenna Solutions Group (ASG)3.1.5.1.1.1 Business Overview3.1.5.1.1.2 Services3.1.5.1.2 American Tower Corporation3.1.5.1.2.1 Business Overview3.1.5.1.2.2 Services3.1.5.1.3 Axell3.1.5.1.3.1 Business Overview3.1.5.1.3.2 Services3.1.6 End-User Customers3.2 DAS Deployment and Operational Challenges3.2.1 Regulatory Issues3.2.1.1 DAS Regulations3.2.1.2 Vagueness of Current Legislation3.2.2 Deployment Issues3.2.3 Technical Issues3.2.3.1 DAS Multiple Service Offerings3.2.3.2 Supporting Future Requirements3.3 DAS Market Dynamics3.3.1 Drivers3.3.1.1 High Data Traffic3.3.1.2 High Proliferation of Connected Devices in Internet of Things (IoT)3.3.1.3 Growth for Public Safety Connectivity3.3.2 Challenges3.3.2.1 High Complexity3.3.2.2 High Cost3.3.3 Key DAS Case Studies3.3.3.1 VicTrack Rolled Out P25 Digital Distributed Antenna System3.3.3.1.1 Background3.3.3.1.2 Solution3.3.3.2 Digital Distributed Antenna System in Hospital3.3.3.3 Cellular Distributed Antenna Systems for Skanska USA Building3.3.3.4 Distributed Antenna System at the Minnesota State Fair3.3.3.5 Torre Diamante Building Case Study3.3.3.6 Tottenham Hotspur Case Study3.3.3.7 Axel Towers Case Study3.3.3.8 W New York Times Square, NYC Case Study3.3.4 5G and DAS3.3.4.1 Passive DAS3.3.4.2 Active DAS3.3.4.3 Small Cell3.3.4.4 Adaptive Beamforming4.0 DAS Companies and Solutions4.1 Enterprise Connectivity4.1.1 Key Players4.1.1.1 iBwave4.1.1.1.1 Business Overview4.1.1.1.2 Services4.1.1.1.3 Recent Developments4.1.1.2 TCS4.1.1.2.1 Business Overview4.1.1.2.2 Services4.1.1.2.3 Recent Developments4.2 Public Safety4.2.1 Key Players4.2.1.1 Crown Castle4.2.1.1.1 Business Overview4.2.1.1.2 Services4.2.1.1.3 Recent Developments4.3 Healthcare4.3.1 Key Players4.3.1.1 Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise4.3.1.1.1 Business Overview4.3.1.1.2 Services4.3.1.1.3 Recent Developments4.3.1.2 Legrand4.3.1.2.1 Business Overview4.3.1.2.2 Services4.4 Transportation4.4.1 Railways4.4.1.1 Key Players4.4.1.1.1 CommScope4.4.1.1.1.1 Business Overview4.4.1.1.1.2 Services4.4.1.1.1.3 Recent Developments4.4.1.1.2 InSite Wireless4.4.1.1.2.1 Business Overview4.4.1.1.2.2 Services4.4.1.1.2.3 Recent Developments4.4.2 Airports4.4.2.1 Key Players4.4.2.1.1 TE Connectivity4.4.2.1.1.1 Business Overview4.4.2.1.1.2 Services4.4.2.1.1.3 Recent Developments4.4.3 Street Stations4.4.3.1 Key Players4.4.3.1.1 iWireless4.4.3.1.1.1 Business Overview4.4.3.1.1.2 Services4.5 Sports4.5.1 Key Players4.5.1.1 Essentia4.5.1.1.1 Business Overview4.5.1.1.2 Services4.5.1.2 Optical Telecom4.5.1.2.1 Business Overview4.5.1.2.2 Services4.5.1.2.3 Recent Developments4.5.1.3 FoxCom4.5.1.3.1 Business Overview4.5.1.3.2 Services4.5.1.4 Westell4.5.1.4.1 Business Overview4.5.1.4.2 Services4.5.1.5 Comba Telecom Systems Holding4.5.1.5.1 Business Overview4.5.1.5.2 Services4.5.1.5.3 Recent Developments4.6 Entertainment4.6.1 Key Players4.6.1.1 Crown Castle4.6.1.1.1 Business Overview4.6.1.1.2 Services4.6.1.1.3 Recent Developments5.0 DAS Market Analysis and Forecasts 2021 – 20265.1 Combined DAS Market 2021 – 20265.1.1 Combined DAS Market Revenue5.1.2 DAS Market by Equipment, Applications, and Services5.1.3 DAS Revenue by Indoor and Outdoor Environments5.1.4 DAS Revenue by Indoor DAS Type5.1.5 DAS Revenue by Ownership5.1.6 DAS Revenue by Industry Verticals5.1.7 DAS Revenue by Technology5.1.8 DAS Revenue by Region5.1.8.1 Revenue by North America Country5.1.8.2 Revenue by Asia Pacific Country5.1.8.3 Revenue by Europe Country5.1.8.4 Revenue by Middle East & Africa Country5.1.8.5 Revenue by Latin America Country5.2 DAS Equipment Market 2021 – 20265.2.1 DAS Equipment Market by Indoor and Outdoor Environments5.2.2 DAS Indoor Equipment Market5.2.3 DAS Equipment Market by Carrier, Enterprise and Neutral Host Deployment5.2.4 DAS Equipment Market by Industry Verticals5.2.5 DAS Equipment Market by Technology5.2.6 DAS Equipment Market by Region5.2.6.1 DAS Market by North America Country5.2.6.2 DAS Market by Asia Pacific Country5.2.6.3 DAS Market by Europe Country5.2.6.4 DAS Market by Middle East & Africa Country5.2.6.5 DAS Market by Latin America Country5.3 DAS Application Market 2021 – 20265.3.1 DAS Application Market by Indoor and Outdoor Environments5.3.2 Indoor DAS Deployment by Active, Passive and Hybrid5.3.3 DAS Application Market by Carrier, Enterprise, and Neutral Host Deployment5.3.4 DAS Application Market by Industry Verticals5.3.5 DAS Application Market by Technology5.3.6 DAS Application Market by Region5.3.6.1 DAS Market by North America Country5.3.6.2 DAS Market by Asia Pacific Country5.3.6.3 DAS Market by Europe Country5.3.6.4 DAS Market by Middle East & Africa Country5.3.6.5 DAS Market by Latin America Country5.4 DAS Service Market 2021 – 20265.4.1 DAS Market by Indoor and Outdoor Environments5.4.2 Indoor DAS Service Market5.4.3 DAS Service Market by Carrier, Enterprise, and Neutral Host Environments5.4.4 DAS Service Market by Vertical Industry5.4.5 DAS Service Market by Technology5.4.6 DAS Service Market by Region5.4.6.1 DAS Market by North America Country5.4.6.2 DAS Market by Asia Pacific Country5.4.6.3 Market by Europe Country5.4.6.4 Market by Middle East & Africa Country5.4.6.5 Market by Latin America Country5.5 DAS System Deployment 2021 – 20265.5.1 DAS System Deployment Unit5.5.2 DAS Units by Indoor and Outdoor Environments5.5.3 Indoor DAS Unit Deployments5.5.4 DAS Units by Carrier, Enterprise and Neutral Host Deployment5.5.5 DAS Units by Industry Verticals5.5.6 DAS Units by Technology5.5.7 DAS Units by Region5.5.7.1 Unit by North America Country5.5.7.2 Unit by Asia Pacific Country5.5.7.3 Unit by Europe Country5.5.7.4 Unit by Middle East & Africa Country5.5.7.5 Unit by Latin America Country5.6 Global 5G Smart Antennas DAS Market 2021 – 20265.6.1 Global 5G DAS (Smart Antenna) Market5.6.2 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Type5.6.3 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Technology5.6.4 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Connectivity5.6.5 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Frequency5.6.6 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Application5.6.7 Global AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market5.6.7.1 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by AI Technology5.6.8 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Region5.6.8.1 North America Market by Country5.6.8.2 Asia Pacific Market by Country5.6.8.3 Europe Market by Country5.6.8.4 Middle East & Africa Market by Country5.6.8.5 Latin America Market by Country5.7 Distributed Antenna System Structure5.8 Distributed Antenna System Deployment Costs5.9 Distributed Antenna System Life Cycle5.10 Distributed Antenna System Quality Metrics5.10.1 Distributed Antenna System Deployment Challenges5.10.2 Distributed Antenna System Deployment Barriers5.10.3 Distributed Antenna System Proposal Metrics6.0 Conclusions and RecommendationsFiguresFigure 1: In-Building Coverage with DASFigure 2: Outdoor DAS CoverageFigure 3: DAS Signal ControllersFigure 4: DAS Network TopologyFigure 5: CPRI Connected Small CellsFigure 6: Micro Cell CoverageFigure 7: Femto/Pico Cell ArchitectureFigure 8: DAS vs. Small Cells in Different BuildingsFigure 9: SON CapabilitiesFigure 10: SON Business DriversFigure 11: SON ArchitectureFigure 12: DAS Drivers and ChallengesFigure 13: Adaptive Beamforming SystemFigure 14: Global DAS Market 2021 – 2026Figure 15: Global 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market 2021 – 2026Figure 16: Global AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market 2021 – 2026TablesTable 1: iBwave PartnershipTable 2: TCS PartnershipTable 3: Crowne Castle PartnershipTable 4: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise PartnershipTable 5: CommScopePartnershipTable 6: InSite Wireless PartnershipTable 7: TE ConnectivityPartnershipTable 8: Optical TelecomPartnershipTable 9: Comba TelecomPartnershipTable 10: Global DAS Market by Equipment, Applications and Services 2021 – 2026Table 11: Global DAS Revenue by Coverage Type 2021 – 2026Table 12: Global Indoor DAS Revenue by Type 2021 – 2026Table 13: Global DAS Revenue by Ownership Type 2021 – 2026Table 14: Global DAS Revenue by Vertical Industry 2021 – 2026Table 15: Global DAS Revenue by Supporting Technology 2021 – 2026Table 16: Global DAS Revenue by Region 2021 – 2026Table 17: North America DAS Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 18: Asia Pacific DAS Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 19: Europe DAS Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 20: Middle East & Africa DAS Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 21: Latin America DAS Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 22: Global DAS Equipment Revenue by Coverage Type 2021 – 2026Table 23: Global Indoor DAS Equipment by Revenue Type 2021 – 2026Table 24: Global DAS Equipment Revenue by Ownership Type 2021 – 2026Table 25: Global DAS Equipment Revenue by Vertical Industry 2021 – 2026Table 26: Global DAS Equipment Revenue by Supporting Technology 2021 – 2026Table 27: Global DAS Equipment Revenue by Region 2021 – 2026Table 28: North America DAS Equipment Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 29: Asia Pacific DAS Equipment Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 30: Europe DAS Equipment Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 31: Middle East & Africa DAS Equipment Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 32: Latin America DAS Equipment Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 33: Global DAS Application Revenue by Indoor and Outdoor Environments 2021 – 2026Table 34: Global Indoor DAS by Active, Passive and Hybrid 2021 – 2026Table 35: Global DAS by Carrier vs. Enterprise vs. Neutral Hosts 2021 – 2026Table 36: Global DAS Application Revenue by Vertical Industry 2021 – 2026Table 37: Global DAS Application Revenue by Supporting Technology 2021 – 2026Table 38: Global DAS Application Revenue by Region 2021 – 2026Table 39: North America DAS Application Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 40: Asia Pacific DAS Application Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 41: Europe DAS Application Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 42: Middle East & Africa DAS Application Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 43: Latin America DAS Application Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 44: Global DAS Service Revenue by Coverage Type 2021 – 2026Table 45: Global Indoor DAS Service Revenue by Type 2021 – 2026Table 46: Global DAS Service Revenue by Ownership Type 2021 – 2026Table 47: Global DAS Service Revenue by Vertical Industry 2021 – 2026Table 48: Global DAS Service Revenue by Supporting Technology 2021 – 2026Table 49: Global DAS Service Revenue by Region 2021 – 2026Table 50: North America DAS Service Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 51: Asia Pacific DAS Service Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 52: Europe DAS Service Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 53: Middle East & Africa DAS Service Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 54: Latin America DAS Service Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 55: Global DAS System Deployment by Coverage Type 2021 – 2026Table 56: Global Indoor DAS System Deployment by Type 2021 – 2026Table 57: Global DAS System Deployment by Ownership Type 2021 – 2026Table 58: Global DAS System Deployment by Vertical Industry 2021 – 2026Table 59: Global DAS System Deployment by Supporting Technology 2021 – 2026Table 60: Global DAS System Deployment by Region 2021 – 2026Table 61: North America DAS System Deployment Unit by Country 2021 – 2026Table 62: Asia Pacific DAS System Deployment by Country 2021 – 2026Table 63: Europe DAS System Deployment by Country 2021 – 2026Table 64: Middle East & Africa DAS System Deployment by Country 2021 – 2026Table 65: Latin America DAS System Deployment by Country 2021 – 2026Table 66: Global 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Type 2021 – 2026Table 67: Global 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Technology 2021 – 2026Table 68: Global 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Connectivity 2021 – 2026Table 69: Global 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Frequency 2021 – 2026Table 70: Global 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Application 2021 – 2026Table 71: Global AI Embedded 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by AI Technology 2021 – 2026Table 72: Global 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Region 2021 – 2026Table 73: North America 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Country 2021 – 2026Table 74: Asia Pacific 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Country 2021 – 2026Table 75: Europe 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Country 2021 – 2026Table 76: Middle East & Africa 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Country 2021 – 2026Table 77: Latin America 5G Smart Antenna DAS Market by Country 2021 – 2026Table 78: Indoor vs. Outdoor DAS StructureTable 79: Deployment Costs of DAS SystemTable 80: DAS System Deployment Life CycleTable 81: DAS System Deployment Challenges by UsersTable 82: DAS System Deployment Barriers by UsersTable 83: DAS System Proposal Metrics by Users

5G Network Densification Market by Location (Indoor & Outdoor), Spectrum Band, Small Cells and Carrier WiFi 2021 – 2026

1 Executive Summary2 Carrier WiFi and Small Cell Technology2.1 Evolution towards Heterogeneous Networks2.2 Carrier WiFi2.2.1 Open Access vs. Mobile Data Offload Carrier WiFi2.2.2 Convergence with Small Cell Solutions2.3 Small Cells2.3.1 Femtocells2.3.2 Picocells2.3.3 Microcells2.3.4 Metrocells2.4 Convergent Small Cell Architecture2.5 Small Cell Deployment Scenarios2.5.1 Home/Residential Deployments:2.5.2 Enterprise Deployments:2.5.3 Metro and Public Space Deployments:2.5.4 Rural Deployments:2.6 Carrier WiFi and Small Cell Standardization2.6.1 Small Cell Forum2.6.2 Hotspot Task Group2.6.3 Next Generation Hotspot3 5G Network Planning and Densification3.1 Overview3.2 Small Cells and 5G Future3.3 Top Ten Milestones on the Road to 5G3.4 Plans and Initiatives of 5G by Government3.5 Creation of a Diverse Telecoms Supply Market3.6 Use Cases Associated with 5G4 Business Case for the Carrier WiFi and Small Cells4.1 Key Market Drivers4.1.1 The Increasing Demand for Mobile Broadband4.1.2 CapEX and OpEX Reduction4.1.3 Licensed RF frequencies4.1.4 Support for Various Wireless Technologies/Environments4.1.5 Higher Throughput per Cell4.1.6 Quality of Service4.1.7 Energy Savings: Towards a Greener Network Environment4.1.8 New Application and Service Opportunities4.1.9 Small Cell Targeted Advertising4.2 Market Barriers and Challenges4.2.1 Coverage and Performance Uncertainty4.2.2 Security Considerations4.2.3 Interference Management4.2.4 Mobility Management4.2.5 Self-Organization4.2.6 Backhaul Challenges4.2.7 Alternative Solutions4.3 Carrier WiFi and Small Cells Value Chain4.4 Carrier WiFi and Small Cell Industry Roadmap4.4.1 Commercialization of Femtocells4.4.2 Managed WiFi Data Offloading4.4.3 Macrocells, Small Cells and Carrier WiFi Integration4.5 Carrier WiFi and Small Cells in LTE and Beyond: Key Trends4.5.1 Distributed Antenna System Integration4.5.2 Small Cells as a Service (SCaaS) and Femtocells as a Service (FaaS)4.5.3 Self-Organizing Networks (SON)4.5.4 Cloud RAN and its Impact on the Small Cell Industry4.5.5 Proliferation of WiFi Technology in Small Cells5 Major Carrier WiFi and Small Cell Deployments5.1 AT&T Mobility5.1.1 Company Overview5.1.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.2 Eircom5.2.1 Company Overview5.2.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.3 KDDI5.3.1 Company Overview5.3.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.4 Korea Telecom5.4.1 Company Overview5.4.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.5 SK Telecom5.5.1 Company Overview5.5.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.6 Optus Australia5.6.1 Company Overview5.6.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.7 SFR France5.7.1 Company Overview5.7.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.8 Sprint (T-Mobile)5.8.1 Company Overview5.8.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.9 Reliance Communications5.9.1 Company Overview5.9.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.10 Softbank Japan5.10.1 Company Overview5.10.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.11 NTT DoCoMo5.11.1 Company Overview5.11.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.12 SingTel5.12.1 Company Overview5.12.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.13 Telefonica O2 UK5.13.1 Company Overview5.13.1 5G Network Densification of Company5.14 T-Mobile5.14.1 Company Overview5.14.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.15 Tim Brasil5.15.1 Company Overview5.15.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.16 US Cellular5.16.1 Company Overview5.16.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.17 Verizon Wireless5.17.1 Company Overview5.17.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.18 Vodafone5.18.1 Company Overview5.18.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.19 China Mobile5.19.1 Company Overview5.19.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.20 Comcast5.20.1 Company Overview5.20.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.21 Zain Bahrain5.21.1 Company Overview5.21.2 5G Network Densification of Company5.22 Zain Saudi Arabia5.22.1 Company Overview5.22.2 5G Network Densification of Company6 Vendor Landscape6.1 Key Vendor Strategic Initiatives in 5G Network Densification6.2 Vendor Product Portfolio and Strategy6.2.1 ADTRAN6.2.2 Argela6.2.3 Airvana6.2.4 Aptilo Networks6.2.5 Arcadyan Technology Corporation6.2.6 Aruba Networks6.2.7 Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise6.2.8 Aviat Networks6.2.9 Cisco6.2.10 CommScope6.2.11 Contela6.2.12 Ericsson6.2.13 Huawei6.2.14 ip.access6.2.15 Juniper Networks6.2.16 Motorola Solutions6.2.17 NEC6.2.18 Radisys6.2.19 Samsung7 Strategies for Deployment and Operations7.1 Network Planning and Dimensioning7.2 Small Cell AP Type7.3 Interference Management7.4 Auto-configuration and SON7.5 Carrier Aggregation7.6 Seamless Mobility7.7 Authentication and Security7.8 Backhaul Solutions7.9 Upgradability7.10 Target Site Selection7.11 Requirements Specification and Procurement7.12 CapEx, OpEx, and TCO8 5G Network Densification Market Analysis and Forecasts8.1 Global Carrier WiFi Market 2021 – 20268.1.1 Global Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments and Revenue 2021 – 20268.1.2 Global Carrier WiFi Access Point and Controller Unit Shipments 2021 – 20268.1.3 WiFi Offload vs. Standard WiFi Access Points 2021 – 20268.1.4 Regional Carrier WiFi Market 2021 – 20268.2 Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments and Revenues by Region 2021 – 20268.2.1 Asia Pacific8.2.2 Eastern Europe8.2.3 Latin & Central America8.2.4 Middle East & Africa8.2.5 North America8.2.6 Western Europe8.3 Global Small Cell Market 2021 – 20268.3.1 Global Small Cell Unit Shipments and Revenue 2021 – 20268.3.2 Global Small Cell Unit Shipments and Revenue by Cell Type: 2021 – 20268.3.3 Global Femtocell Unit Shipments and Revenue 2021 – 20268.3.4 Global Picocell Unit Shipments and Revenue 2021 – 20268.3.5 Global Microcell Unit Shipments and Revenue 2021 – 20268.3.6 Global Small Cell Unit Shipments and Revenue by Technology 2021 – 20268.3.7 Global Small Cell Unit Shipments by Spectrum 2021 – 20268.3.8 Global 5G Small Cell Unit Shipments and Revenue by Location 2021 – 20268.3.9 Global 5G Small Cell Unit Shipments by Technology 2021 – 20268.3.10 Regional Small Cell Market 2021 – 20268.4 Small Cell Unit Shipments and Revenues by Region 2021 – 20268.4.1 Asia Pacific8.4.2 Eastern Europe8.4.3 Latin and Central America8.4.4 Middle East and Africa8.4.5 North America8.4.6 Western EuropeFiguresFigure 1: HetNet EcosystemFigure 2: Mobile Data Offloading via WiFi within a Carrier NetworkFigure 3: Small Cell Deployments within a Carrier NetworkFigure 4: Small Cell Deployments in Home, Enterprise, Urban and Rural ScenariosFigure 5: Small Cell ScopeFigure 6: The Carrier WiFi and Small Cells Value ChainFigure 7: Carrier WiFi and Small Cells Industry RoadmapFigure 8: Self Organizing NetworksFigure 9: KDDI’s 3M Vision and StrategyFigure 10: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments 2021 – 2026Figure 11: Carrier WiFi Unit Revenues 2021 – 2026Figure 12: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments by Category 2021 – 2026Figure 13: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipment Revenues by Category 2021 – 2026Figure 14: WiFi Offload vs. Standard WiFi Access Point Unit Shipments 2021 – 2026Figure 15: Carrier WiFi Offload Access Point Unit Shipments 2021 – 2026Figure 16: Standard Carrier WiFi Access Point Unit Shipments 2021 – 2026Figure 17: WiFi Offload vs. Standard WiFi Access Point Unit Shipment Revenues 2021 – 2026Figure 18: Carrier WiFi Offload Access Point Unit Shipment Revenues 2021 – 2026Figure 19: Standard Carrier WiFi Access Point Unit Shipment Revenues 2021 – 2026Figure 20: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments by Region 2021 – 2026Figure 21: Carrier WiFi Revenues by Region 2021 – 2026Figure 22: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments in Asia Pacific 2021 – 2026Figure 23: Carrier WiFi Revenues in Asia Pacific 2021 – 2026Figure 24: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments in Eastern Europe 2021 – 2026Figure 25: Carrier WiFi Revenues in Eastern Europe 2021 – 2026Figure 26: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments in Latin & Central America 2021 – 2026Figure 27: Carrier WiFi Revenues in Latin & Central America 2021 – 2026Figure 28: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments in Middle East & Africa 2021 – 2026Figure 29: Carrier WiFi Revenues in Middle East & Africa 2021 – 2026Figure 30: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments in North America 2021 – 2026Figure 31: Carrier WiFi Revenues in North America 2021 – 2026Figure 32: Carrier WiFi Unit Shipments in Western Europe 2021 – 2026Figure 33: Carrier WiFi Revenues in Western Europe 2021 – 2026Figure 34: Small Cell Unit Shipments 2021 – 2026Figure 35: Small Cell Revenues 2021 – 2026Figure 36: Small Cell Unit Shipments by Cell Type 2021 – 2026Figure 37: Small Cell Revenues by Cell Type 2021 – 2026Figure 38: Femtocell Unit Shipments 2021 – 2026Figure 39: Femtocell Revenues 2021 – 2026Figure 40: Picocell Unit Shipments 2021 – 2026Figure 41: Picocell Revenues 2021 – 2026Figure 42: Microcell Unit Shipments 2021 – 2026Figure 43: Microcell Revenues 2021 – 2026Figure 44: Small Cell Unit Shipments by Technology 2021 – 2026Figure 45: Small Cell Revenues by Technology 2021 – 2026Figure 46: Small Cell Unit Shipments by Spectrum 2021 – 2026Figure 47: 5G Small Cell Unit Shipments by Location 2021 – 2026Figure 48: 5G Small Cell Revenues by Location 2021 – 2026Figure 49: 5G Small Cell Unit Shipments by Technology 2021 – 2026Figure 50: Small Cell Unit Shipments by Region 2021 – 2026Figure 51: Small Cell Revenues by Region 2021 – 2026Figure 52: Small Cell Unit Shipments in Asia Pacific 2021 – 2026Figure 53: Small Cell Revenues in Asia Pacific 2021 – 2026Figure 54: Small Cell Unit Shipments in Eastern Europe 2021 – 2026Figure 55: Small Cell Revenues in Eastern Europe 2021 – 2026Figure 56: Small Cell Unit Shipments in Latin & Central America 2021 – 2026Figure 57: Small Cell Revenues in Latin & Central America 2021 – 2026Figure 58: Small Cell Unit Shipments in Middle East & Africa 2021 – 2026Figure 59: Small Cell Revenues in Middle East & Africa 2021 – 2026Figure 60: Small Cell Unit Shipments in North America 2021 – 2026Figure 61: Small Cell Revenues in North America 2021 – 2026Figure 62: Small Cell Unit Shipments in Western Europe 2021 – 2026Figure 63: Small Cell Revenues in Western Europe 2021 – 2026TablesTable 1: Strategy Focus Areas for DeploymentTable 2: Small Cell Interference TypesTable 3: Interference Management Capabilities for Small CellsTable 4: Core SON CapabilitiesTable 5: Strategic Requirements and Drivers for SONTable 6: SON Architecture TypesTable 7: SON Vendors, Products, and SolutionsTable 8: Carrier Aggregation TypesTable 9: Small Cell Mobility Feature RequirementsTable 10: Solutions for Seamless Mobility Support in Small CellsTable 11: Vendor Solutions for Seamless MobilityTable 12: Authentication and Security RequirementsTable 13: Security Solutions for Small Cell NetworksTable 14: Backhaul Feature RequirementsTable 15: Backhaul Solution Requirements and OptionsTable 16: Strategy Focus Areas for Business AspectsTable 17: Strategy for Target Site SelectionTable 18: Key Areas for Requirements Specification and Procurement Plan

Self Organizing Network Market by Technology, Infrastructure, Solutions, and Services 2021 – 2026

1.0 Executive Summary2.0 SON Technology Overview2.1 The Evolution towards Heterogeneous Networks2.2 SON in 3GPP Release 112.2.1 Releases 8, 9 and 10 Standardization2.2.2 3GPP Release 82.2.3 3GPP Release 92.2.4 3GPP release 102.2.5 3GPP Release 112.3 Self-Organizing Networks Overview2.4 Self-Organizing Networks Benefits2.4.1 Network Automation2.4.2 Energy Saving2.4.3 Lower Equipment Costs2.4.4 Distributed/Self-Organizing (DSO)2.4.5 Cooperative Relaying (CR) in SON2.4.6 SON Feedback Overhead2.4.7 Codebook-based Pre-coding SON2.4.8 SON Feedback Delays3.0 SON Use Cases and Market Status3.1 SON Applications3.1.1 Self-Configuration3.1.2 Self-Optimization3.1.3 Self-Healing3.1.4 Problems with Self-Healing3.2 Implementation and Operations Options3.2.1 Centralized SON3.2.2 Distrusted SON3.2.3 Localized SON3.2.4 Hybrid SON3.3 SON Releases3.4 Automatic Neighbor Relation3.5 SON Load Balancing3.6 Mobility Robustness Optimization3.7 Distributed Clustering in SON3.8 Operational Use Cases3.9 ICIC Enhancement3.10 Urban Self-Organizing Networks3.10.1 Home/Residential Deployments:3.10.2 Enterprise Deployments:3.10.3 Metro and Public Space Deployments:3.10.4 Rural Deployments:3.10.5 SON and Small Cell Deployments4.0 SON and Smart Antennas4.1 Electrical Tilt4.2 Mechanical Tilt4.3 SON vs. SON-related Technologies/Solutions4.4 Installing Antenna Tilt and its Parameters4.5 Antenna Tilt Features and ROI4.5.1 Overcoming Performance Issues in a Specific DAS Coverage Area4.5.2 Energy Savings5.0 SON Business Value5.1 NGMN Use Case5.2 Operators Benefits5.3 Values of the SON to Operators5.3.1 Economic Benefits5.3.2 SON Implementation Expenditures5.3.3 SON Capital Expenditures5.3.4 SON Operational Expenditures5.3.5 Smarter Self Organizing Networks5.4 Recommendations for Operators to Deploy LTE6.0 SON Vendor Landscape6.1 Airhop Communications6.2 Airspan6.3 Amdocs6.4 Ascom Holding AG6.5 BLiNQ Networks6.6 Bwtech6.7 Casa Systems6.8 Ccs (Cambridge Communication Systems) Ltd.6.9 Cellwize Wireless Technologies Pte Ltd.6.10 Cisco6.11 Comarch6.12 Commscope6.13 Ericsson6.14 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.6.15 Mera6.16 NEC6.17 Nokia6.18 P.I. Works6.19 Qualcomm6.20 RadiSys Corporation6.21 Reverb Networks6.22 Rohde & Schwarz6.23 Siemens AG6.24 Teoco Corporation6.25 Verizon6.26 Viavi Solutions6.27 ZTE Corporation7.0 Self Organizing Network Market Analysis and Forecasts7.1 Global SON Market 2021 – 20267.2 SON Revenue by Platform Type 2021 – 20267.3 SON Revenue by Architecture Type 2021 – 20267.4 SON Revenue by Access Network Technology Type 2021 – 20267.5 SON Revenue by Network Segment Type 2021 – 20267.6 SON Revenue for RAN Optimization by Infrastructure 2021 – 20267.7 SON Revenue for Applications 2021 – 20267.8 SON Revenue by Service Type 2021 – 20267.8.1 SON Revenue by Professional Service Type 2021 – 20267.8.2 SON Revenue by Managed Service Type 2021 – 20267.9 Conventional Mobile Network Planning and Optimization Revenue 2021 – 20267.10 Conventional Mobile Network Planning and Optimization Revenue by Region 2021 – 20267.11 SON Revenue by Region 2021 – 20267.11.1 North America SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 20267.11.2 South America SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 20267.11.3 Europe SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 20267.11.4 APAC SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 20267.11.1 MEA SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026FiguresFigure 1: HetNet Network TopologyFigure 2: SON Use CasesFigure 3: LTE SON ReleasesFigure 4: Centralized, Distributed and Localized SON ComparisonFigure 5: SON Operational Use CasesFigure 6: Self Organizing Networks and Small CellsFigure 7: Antenna TiltFigure 8: Electrical TiltFigure 9: Mechanical TiltFigure 10: SON Operational EfficiencyFigure 11: Fundamental SON CapabilitiesFigure 12: Strategic Requirements and Business Drivers for SONFigure 13: SON Architecture ConfigurationsFigure 14: Global SON Market 2021 – 2026Figure 15: SON Revenue by Platform Type 2021 – 2026Figure 16: SON Revenue by Architecture Type 2021 – 2026Figure 17: SON Revenue by Access Network Technology Type 2021 – 2026Figure 18: SON Revenue by Network Segment Type 2021 – 2026Figure 19: SON Revenue for RAN Optimization by Infrastructure 2021 – 2026Figure 20: SON Revenue for Applications 2021 – 2026Figure 21: SON Revenue by Service Type 2021 – 2026Figure 22: SON Revenue by Professional Service Type 2021 – 2026Figure 23: SON Revenue by Managed Service Type 2021 – 2026Figure 24: Conventional Mobile Network Planning & Optimization Revenue 2021 – 2026Figure 25: Conventional Mobile Network Planning & Optimization Revenue by Region 2021 – 2026Figure 26: SON Revenue by Region 2021 – 2026Figure 27: North America SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Figure 28: South America SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Figure 29: Europe SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Figure 30: APAC SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Figure 31: MEA SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026TablesTable 1: Global SDM Market 2021 – 2026Table 2: SON Revenue by Platform Type 2021 – 2026Table 3: SON Revenue by Architecture Type 2021 – 2026Table 4: SON Revenue by Access Network Technology Type 2021 – 2026Table 5: SON Revenue by Network Segment Type 2021 – 2026Table 6: SON Revenue for RAN Optimization by Infrastructure 2021 – 2026Table 7: SON Revenue for Applications 2021 – 2026Table 8: SON Revenue by Service Type 2021 – 2026Table 9: SON Revenue by Professional Service Type 2021 – 2026Table 10: SON Revenue by Managed Service Type 2021 – 2026Table 11: Conventional Mobile Network Planning and Optimization Revenue 2021 – 2026Table 12: Conventional Mobile Network Planning & Optimization Revenue by Region 2021 – 2026Table 13: SON Revenue by Region 2021 – 2026Table 14: North America SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 15: South America SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 16: Europe SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 17: APAC SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026Table 18: MEA SON Revenue by Country 2021 – 2026
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