Nyhetsflöde

SeminariumGreger Blennerud: Growth Codes – How Frontrunners Monetize Data

Growth Codes – How Frontrunners Monetize Data¶

ON THE PULSE OF THE NETWORKED SOCIETY¶

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Greger BlennerudHead of Marketing, Mobile Broadband¶

Slides:Stockholm 20151126 KTH.pdf¶

RedovisningIntroduction for HW3

* Introduce the HW3 task and network dimensioning principles
* HW3 exercise + a short lecture on HW3 thinking

Introduction for HW3TBD

* Introduce the HW3 task and network dimensioning principles
* HW3 exercise + a short lecture on HW3 thinking

TBDHW3 introduction

* Introduce the HW3 task and network dimensioning principles
* Lecture on HW3 thinking

HW3 introductionNetwork dimensioning and cost structure analysis

* Introduce the HW3 task and network dimensioning principleNetwork dimensioning and cost structure analysis
* Lecture on HW3 thinking
* Introduce the HW3 task

* Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis
* Lecture on HW3 thinking
* Introduce the HW3 task
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Slides from today:¶

Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis + Introduction to HW3¶

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HW3 description and tasks:¶

* Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis
* Lecture on HW3 thinking
* Introduce the HW3 task

Slides from today:

Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis + Introduction to HW3

HW3 description and tasks:

Description of Home Work 3¶

* Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis
* Lecture on HW3 thinking
* Introduce the HW3 task

Slides from today:

Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis + Introduction to HW3

For HW3 description and tasks:¶ Description of H, check the following link:¶

https://www.kth.se/social/course/IK2514/page/home W-work 3-3/

* Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis
* Lecture on HW3 thinking
* Introduce the HW3 task

Slides from today:

Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis + Introduction to HW3

¶ For HW3 description and tasks, check the following link:

https://www.kth.se/social/course/IK2514/page/home-work-3/

* Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis
* Lecture on HW3 thinking
* Introduce the HW3 task

Slides from today:

Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis + Introduction to HW3

For HW3 description and tasks, check the following link:

https://www.kth.se/social/course/IK2514/page/home-work-3/

* Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis
* Lecture on HW3 thinking
* Introduce the HW3 task

Slides from today:

Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis + Introduction to HW3

For HW3 description and tasks, check the following link:

https://www.kth.se/social/course/IK2514/page/home-work-3/

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* Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis
* Lecture on HW3 thinking
* Introduce the HW3 task

Slides from today:

Network dimensioning and cost structure analysis + Introduction to HW3

For HW3 description and tasks, check the following link:

https://www.kth.se/social/course/IK2514/subgroup/ht-2015-50514/page/home-work-3/

Ka-3204

MånFredag 913 november 2015 kl 150:00 - 172:00

Ka-304210

SeminariumJohan Rydberg (PTS); Net Neutrality;+ Jan; feedback on HW1

This day there are two parts¶

1. General feedback (by Jan) on HW1 and hints for presentation November 16;10.15-11.00¶

2. Guest lecture on Net Neutarlity by Johan Ryfberg from PTS; 11.15-12.00¶

 About the lecture: Net Neutrality, the principle of equal treatment of traffic over the internet, has become an increasingly important topic as the internet has evolved into the primary mean for end users to access and use electronic content and services. As content over the internet has started to replace the use of traditional communication services, the business models of telecom operators have become threatened. The main concern is that network operators may have incentives to try to use their position as “gate keeper” to the internet to reclaim or tap into some of the revenue that is now being collected by content providers. This could be done through traffic management, where different quality of service (QoS) is applied depending on what content is transmitted (and what the content provider is prepared to pay). Indeed, recent techniques and network equipment offers the potential to discriminate internet traffic in a very sophisticated way. The principle of Net Neutrality has thus become a topic that has been frequently debated in recent years and is now being legislated in both the US as well as the EU. There is a strong political will to keep the internet open.¶

About Johan: Master of Science in Business and Commercial Law from Linköpings University and European Master of Law and Economics from Université Aix-Marseille III. Has worked at PTS in several different positions since 2008 and with net neutrality since 2010. Working today as international affairs advisor at the competition department and is representing PTS in the European regulator group (BEREC) that is presently engaged with drafting guide-lines for the implementation of the new regulation.¶

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This day there are two parts

1. General feedback (by Jan) on HW1 and hints for presentation November 16;10.15-11.00

2. Guest lecture on Net Neutarality by Johan Ryfdberg from PTS; 11.15-12.00

 About the lecture: Net Neutrality, the principle of equal treatment of traffic over the internet, has become an increasingly important topic as the internet has evolved into the primary mean for end users to access and use electronic content and services. As content over the internet has started to replace the use of traditional communication services, the business models of telecom operators have become threatened. The main concern is that network operators may have incentives to try to use their position as “gate keeper” to the internet to reclaim or tap into some of the revenue that is now being collected by content providers. This could be done through traffic management, where different quality of service (QoS) is applied depending on what content is transmitted (and what the content provider is prepared to pay). Indeed, recent techniques and network equipment offers the potential to discriminate internet traffic in a very sophisticated way. The principle of Net Neutrality has thus become a topic that has been frequently debated in recent years and is now being legislated in both the US as well as the EU. There is a strong political will to keep the internet open.

About Johan: Master of Science in Business and Commercial Law from Linköpings University and European Master of Law and Economics from Université Aix-Marseille III. Has worked at PTS in several different positions since 2008 and with net neutrality since 2010. Working today as international affairs advisor at the competition department and is representing PTS in the European regulator group (BEREC) that is presently engaged with drafting guide-lines for the implementation of the new regulation.

This day there are two parts

1. General feedback (by Jan) on HW1 and hints for presentation November 16;10.15-11.00

2. Guest lecture on Net Neutrality by Johan Rydberg from PTS; 11.15-12.00

 About the lecture: Net Neutrality, the principle of equal treatment of traffic over the internet, has become an increasingly important topic as the internet has evolved into the primary mean for end users to access and use electronic content and services. As content over the internet has started to replace the use of traditional communication services, the business models of telecom operators have become threatened. The main concern is that network operators may have incentives to try to use their position as “gate keeper” to the internet to reclaim or tap into some of the revenue that is now being collected by content providers. This could be done through traffic management, where different quality of service (QoS) is applied depending on what content is transmitted (and what the content provider is prepared to pay). Indeed, recent techniques and network equipment offers the potential to discriminate internet traffic in a very sophisticated way. The principle of Net Neutrality has thus become a topic that has been frequently debated in recent years and is now being legislated in both the US as well as the EU. There is a strong political will to keep the internet open.

About Johan: Master of Science in Business and Commercial Law from Linköpings University and European Master of Law and Economics from Université Aix-Marseille III. Has worked at PTS in several different positions since 2008 and with net neutrality since 2010. Working today as international affairs advisor at the competition department and is representing PTS in the European regulator group (BEREC) that is presently engaged with drafting guide-lines for the implementation of the new regulation.

This day there are two parts

1. General feedback (by Jan) on HW1 and hints for presentation November 16;10.15-11.00slides with comments

2. Guest lecture on Net Neutrality by Johan Rydberg from PTS; 11.15-12.00

 About the lecture: Net Neutrality, the principle of equal treatment of traffic over the internet, has become an increasingly important topic as the internet has evolved into the primary mean for end users to access and use electronic content and services. As content over the internet has started to replace the use of traditional communication services, the business models of telecom operators have become threatened. The main concern is that network operators may have incentives to try to use their position as “gate keeper” to the internet to reclaim or tap into some of the revenue that is now being collected by content providers. This could be done through traffic management, where different quality of service (QoS) is applied depending on what content is transmitted (and what the content provider is prepared to pay). Indeed, recent techniques and network equipment offers the potential to discriminate internet traffic in a very sophisticated way. The principle of Net Neutrality has thus become a topic that has been frequently debated in recent years and is now being legislated in both the US as well as the EU. There is a strong political will to keep the internet open.

About Johan: Master of Science in Business and Commercial Law from Linköpings University and European Master of Law and Economics from Université Aix-Marseille III. Has worked at PTS in several different positions since 2008 and with net neutrality since 2010. Working today as international affairs advisor at the competition department and is representing PTS in the European regulator group (BEREC) that is presently engaged with drafting guide-lines for the implementation of the new regulation.

Lecture notes from Johan Rydberg:¶

Johan Rydberg.pdf¶

This day there are two parts

1. General feedback (by Jan) on HW1 and hints for presentation November 16;10.15-11.00slides with comments

2. Guest lecture on Net Neutrality by Johan Rydberg from PTS; 11.15-12.00

 About the lecture: Net Neutrality, the principle of equal treatment of traffic over the internet, has become an increasingly important topic as the internet has evolved into the primary mean for end users to access and use electronic content and services. As content over the internet has started to replace the use of traditional communication services, the business models of telecom operators have become threatened. The main concern is that network operators may have incentives to try to use their position as “gate keeper” to the internet to reclaim or tap into some of the revenue that is now being collected by content providers. This could be done through traffic management, where different quality of service (QoS) is applied depending on what content is transmitted (and what the content provider is prepared to pay). Indeed, recent techniques and network equipment offers the potential to discriminate internet traffic in a very sophisticated way. The principle of Net Neutrality has thus become a topic that has been frequently debated in recent years and is now being legislated in both the US as well as the EU. There is a strong political will to keep the internet open.

About Johan: Master of Science in Business and Commercial Law from Linköpings University and European Master of Law and Economics from Université Aix-Marseille III. Has worked at PTS in several different positions since 2008 and with net neutrality since 2010. Working today as international affairs advisor at the competition department and is representing PTS in the European regulator group (BEREC) that is presently engaged with drafting guide-lines for the implementation of the new regulation.

SeminariumAshraf Widaa; Differences of different markets and regions

Ashraf Widaa; Differences of different markets and regions + Jan Markendahl; Comparison of Sweden 2000 and 2010

10-11; Ashraf Widaa; Differences of different markets and regions;  slides are here¶

11- 12;  Jan Markendahl; Comparison of Sweden 2000 and 2010, slidesExamples of exam problemsTelecom markets and interconnectionNetwork sharing¶

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10-11; Ashraf Widaa;¶

Differences of different markets and regions;  slides are hereIn Spectrum Regulation Between Developed and Developing Markets, Slides¶

11- 12;  Jan Markendahl; Comparison of Sweden 2000 and 2010, slidesExamples of exam problemsTelecom markets and interconnectionNetwork sharing

SeminariumJan Markendahl, Q&A for HW1, more on markets and actors

slides including HW1 hints¶

SeminariumJan Markendahl; Telecom markets from a user perspective; services, offers and pricing

Slides¶

SeminariumIntroduction to the course na dhome work 1

Introduction to the course na dhome work 1Course overview, Introduction to home work 1, Introduction to telecom markets and actors

Teacher: Jan Markendahl

Teacher: Jan MarkendahlSlides are here¶

OnTisdag 187 november 2015 kl 153:00 - 175:00

Ka-304210

SeminariumBengt Mölleryd (PTS); Investments and risk, Financial toolbox

The first part of the lecture will focus on investment and risk in relation to wireless infrastructure. There is a difference between systematic and unsystematic risks as the former can not be diversified away as it is part of the economy as a whole while the latter is specific to projects or businesses with factors such as currency, demand and technology. There is various way to measure and reduce risk which will be addressed. Investments in the deployment of 3G will be discussed in order to analyse a market development and how it influence business decisions. Slides Investments and risk¶

The second part of the lecture will establish the financial toolbox, which consists of ten concepts that are essential for telecom operators. Go through the slide pack ahead of the lecture in order to be prepared to use the different concepts in the toolbox on various examples which will deepen your understanding of the mobile operator business and your analytical capability. Slides A toolbox for financial analysis¶

The first part of the lecture will focus on investment and risk in relation to wireless infrastructure. There is a difference between systematic and unsystematic risks as the former can not be diversified away as it is part of the economy as a whole while the latter is specific to projects or businesses with factors such as currency, demand and technology. There is various way to measure and reduce risk which will be addressed. Investments in the deployment of 3G will be discussed in order to analyse a market development and how it influence business decisions. Slides Investments and risk

The second part of the lecture will establish the financial toolbox, which consists of ten concepts that are essential for telecom operators. Go through the slide pack ahead of the lecture in order to be prepared to use the different concepts in the toolbox on various examples which will deepen your understanding of the mobile operator business and improve your analytical capability. Slides A toolbox for financial analysis

The first part of the lecture will focus on investment and risk in relation to wireless infrastructure. There is a difference between systematic and unsystematic risks as the former can not be diversified away as it is part of the economy as a whole while the latter is specific to projects or businesses with factors such as currency, demand and technology. There is various way to measure and reduce risk which will be addressed. Investments in the deployment of 3G will be discussed in order to analyse a market development and how it influence business decisions. Slides Investments and risk

The second part of the lecture will establish the financial toolbox, which consists of ten concepts that are essential for telecom operators. Go through the slide pack ahead of the lecture in order to be prepared to use the different concepts in the toolbox on various examples which will deepen your understanding of the mobile operator business and improve your analytical capability. Slides A toolbox for financial analysis

Onsdag 4 november 2015 kl 153:00 - 175:00

Ka-2048

SeminariumGuest lecture by Dr Bengt Mölleryd, PTS. Telecom and spectrum regulation.

The lecture consists of two parts. The first address issues about regulation of electronic communication. If regulation is the answer what is then the question? Compare with other areas such as regulation for road, air and rail traffic as there are factors that make regulation essential in order for the market to function. Issues about the regulator will be discussed and two key concepts are ex ante and ex post. The second part of the lecture will focus on spectrum. Issues that will be addressed concerning spectrum are allocation, management, policy, valuation and effect on investments. Slides Telecom regulation and spectrum¶