Canadian Telecommunications Capex Budgets, 2008-2009

Canadian Telecommunications Capex Budgets, 2008-2009 published by IDC in October, 2009. This report consists of Pages: 57 and the price starts from US $ 3500.

Introduction

Abstract

This IDC study updates IDC Canada' s previous 2008 capex forecast of Canadian telecommunications service providers and provides our initial 2009 capex budget forecasts for Canada' s major telecommunications service providers. Capital expenditures ("capex") for the Canadian telecommunications service sector posted a slight year-over-year decline of 1 per cent in 2008 but a substantial 16 per cent increase is projected in 2009 spending plans, according to IDC Canada' s annual telecom provider capex budget survey.

Table of Contents

• IDC Opinion
• In This Study
• Methodology
• Situation Overview
• Introduction
• Canadian Telecom Capex Fell in 2008
• Future Outlook
• Forecast and Assumptions
• Assessment of Future Directions: Telecom Capex Drivers and Inhibitors
• Optical Networks Key to Next-Gen Networks
• Capex Spending by Segment and Vendor Profiles
• Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers
• Bell Canada
• 2009 Capex Guidance
• Bell Aliant
• Telus
• SaskTel
• MTS
• Inter-Exchange and Competitive Local Exchange Carriers
• Allstream
• AT&T Global Services
• Rogers Business Solutions
• Primus
• Ontera
• Wireless Carriers
• Wireless Capex Gets $1 Billion Boost in 2009
• Globalive Backed by Egypt' s Orascom
• Quebecor
• DAVE
• Rogers Wireless
• Bell Mobility
• Bell and Telus Build Joint HSDPA Network
• Telus Mobility
• MTS Mobility
• SaskTel Mobility
• Fixed Wireless Broadband
• Cable Companies
• Rogers
• Groupé Vidéotron
• Essential Guidance
• Strategies
• Learn More
• Related Research
• Definitions
• Telecom Service Segment Definitions
• Methodology
• Synopsis
• Table: Canadian Telecom Service Providers Capex Budget Variances by Company, January–December 2008 (C$M)
• Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for the Canadian ICT Market, 2009–2013
• Table: Canadian Telecom Capital Expenditures by Company, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Table: Canadian ILEC Wireline Capex, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Table: Telus Capital Expenditures by Province, 2008 (C$M)
• Table: Canadian IXC and CLEC Capex, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Table: Canadian Wireless Service Providers Capex, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Table: Rogers Wireless Capex Program Additions, 2007 and 2008 (C$M and %)
• Table: Canadian Cable Company Capex Budgets, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Table: Canadian Telecom Capex Spending, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Table: Rogers Cable Capex Program Additions, 2007 and 2008 (C$M and %)
• Figure: Global Telecom Capital Expenditures and Capital Intensity Ratio, 2003–2008
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Revenue Versus Capital Expenditures, 1999–2008 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capital Expenditures, 1999–2008 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Provider Total Capex Budget Changes, 2008 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian ILEC Capital Intensity Ratios, 2008
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capital Expenditures, 2001–2008 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Service Providers Capital Expenditures, 2000–2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capex Annual Change, 2001–2009 (%)
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capex Spending by Segment, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capex Annual Budget Change by Segment, 2001–2009 (%)
• Figure: Canadian Top Five Telecom Capex Spenders, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian ILEC Wireline Capex Spending, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian ILEC Wireline and Wireless Capital Intensity Ratios, 2003–2009 (% Revenue)
• Figure: Bell Canada ILEC Wireline Capex and Capital Intensity Ratio, 1998–2009 (C$M and %)
• Figure: Allstream Revenue and Capex, 2000–2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Revenue Versus Capex, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Bell and Telus Joint Wireless 4G Network Evolution, 2007–2013
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Capital Expenditures, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Capex by Segment, 2000–2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Top Five Telecom Capex Spenders, 2000–2009 (C$M)

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