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Telecom Operations Management Market Analysis

The Telecom Operations Management Market size is estimated at USD 77.65 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 109.72 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 7.16% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

With the outbreak of COVID-19, telecom companies should be well equipped to handle the operations for meeting the 30% to 40% increase in bandwidth demand on their networks as millions of employees and students became homebound. According to FieceTelecom, the coronavirus pandemic has pushed companies of all sizes to accelerate their digital transformation plans. The companies that had already engaged in the adoption of digital transformation and cloud strategies were better able to sustain in the first few weeks of the pandemic. Verizon Business' survey results echoed some of the points, including 43% of the respondents now planning to expand their businesses through digital and related technologies. Also, 30% have already added new methods for delivering their products and services digitally.

• The telecommunications industry is regarded as one of the significant adopters of digital transformation, both as a key driver of worldwide digitization and as an industry witnessing a large-scale change in its market environment.
• Investment by the telecommunications industry in interoperability and technology has reinforced a paradigm shift in capital flows and information through the global economy while providing the building blocks for the emergence of entirely new business models across industries. With the rapidly growing demand for bandwidth and the increasing number of mobile Internet users, communication service providers are evolving to offer advanced and innovative solutions.
• Also, legacy networks, combined with the growing infrastructure requirements for 5G networks, have created a complex environment, making it challenging for communication service providers (CSPs). Hence, the need for the adoption of technologically advanced operations support systems in telecommunications is increasing.
• The continuously growing need for low-cost data and voice services is boosting the market growth. This is encouraging the service providers, who purchase the network services from the MNOs at wholesale rates and sell these as bundled services at lower rates than those of MNOs.
• The market studied is augmented by the increasing complexity in network architectures, as most enterprise organizations have multi-vendor, multi-cloud configurations. Furthermore, as these organizations aim to meet the demand with limited resources and streamline their change processes, they require more flexible and adaptable network architectures.
• In addition, the increasing number of services such as cloud, Machine to Machine (M2M) transactions, and mobile money are further expected to augment demand for telecom operations management over the forecast period.
• Furthermore, with businesses going mobile and adopting new concepts like BYOD to increase employee interaction and ease of use, it has become essential to provide a high speed and quality network. The organizations are looking forward to adopting BYOD aggressively in their operations, thereby fueling the market growth over the forecast period.

Telecom Operations Management Industry Segmentation

The Telecom operations management market is structured to track the software and services that encompass operations support system (OSS), business support system (BSS), and next-generation service delivery platform solution areas covering billing and customer management, revenue assurance and fraud management, online care, and self-service (including customer billing management), provisioning and activation, inventory management, network management, among others. The impact of COVID-19 on the market and affected segments are also covered under the scope of the study. Further, the study covers analysis on factors driving the growth of the market, such as transformation/modernization programs and customer experience initiatives in developed markets, and by the need for agile subscriber growth management and application evolution in developing markets.