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Telco-OTT (Over-The-Top) is a conceptual term that describes a scenario in which a telecommunications service provider delivers one or more of its services across all IP networks, predominantly the public internet although sometimes telco-run cloud services delivered via a corporation's existing IP-VPN from another provider, as opposed to the carrier's own access network.〔(Telco-OTT Today )〕 It embraces a variety of telco services including communications (e.g. voice and messaging), content (e.g. TV and music) and cloud-based (e.g. compute and storage) offerings.〔(Chad Hart, "What is Telco-OTT?" (Acme Packet: 20 September 2012) )〕 Stimulated by the availability of high performance fixed and mobile broadband networks as well as the rapid adoption of smartphones and tablet computers, telco-OTT is viewed by a selection of industry analysts and media commentators as the mechanism that mobile network operators need to employ in order to compete with the vast and growing range of over-the-top (OTT) services provided by non-telco companies.〔(Andrew Orlowski, "How big telcos can repel the Valley's OTT insurgents" (The Register, 29 February 2012) )〕 Telco-OTT is a response to the fact that users will have multiple devices (smartphones, laptops or other connected devices such as TVs, games consoles) which almost inevitably will have various different access providers (especially with the growth of public-access Wi-Fi).〔(Paul Golding: "Fighting for voice: the saga of telcos vs OTT-players" (Vision Mobile: 9 February 2012) )〕 So to deliver consistent telco-branded services, at some points at least, they will need to be delivered over 3rd-party access. The term was first coined by telecoms industry analyst Dean Bubley who first published a report on it in February 2012,〔(Dean Bubley: "'Give it a name!': The overlooked rise of telecom operators' own access-independent Internet services, for communications, content, cloud & connectivity" (Disruptive Analysis: February 2012) )〕 but first used the term in a June 2011 presentation he gave at the eComm conference in SF.〔(Dean Bubley, "What's next in Telecom, Mobile and Internet Communications" (San Francisco: eCommConf, 6 July 2011) )〕 ==Resources== * Analysys Mason: ("Telco OTT service case studies: next-generation mobile voice and messaging" ) (6 September 2012) * Disruptive Analysis: ("Telco-OTT Strategies & Case Studies: 'Give it a name!': The overlooked rise of telecom operators' own access-independent Internet services, for communications, content, cloud & connectivity" ) (February 2012) * Martin Geddes Consulting: ("Introduction to Telco-OTT Services" ) (3 May 2012) * Ovum: ("Mobile Operator Strategies for Defending Against OTT Competition" ) (12 September 2012) * (Telco-OTT Today ) * (A few myths about telco and OTT models ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Telco-OTT」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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