Market Estimation of the Telecom Network's Equipments Based on Cobb-Douglas Demand Forecasting Model

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The goal of this paper is to estimate the capital investment in telecom network's equipments, by using Cobb-Douglas model to predict the number of subscribers for the next years of Iran. By presenting a master plan for "fixed telephony", "mobile telephony", "data", "transmission", and "access" networks, the required equipments and also the capital investment amounts are estimated. Because of the importance of operation's support systems (OSS) in the next generation networks (NGN), the amount of required capital investment for deployment of network management systems (NMS) and customer care and billing systems (CCBS), as main parts of OSS, are calculated for the next three years in this paper. To reach these estimates, the total number of subscribers in the mentioned networks is forecasted for the period 1387-90. This assessment shows an approximate investment of M7017$ for the five mentioned networks, as the total telecom equipment's market in the country. The required investment for OSS is estimated to be M688$ in the same period. An approximate investment of M399$ and M289$ is needed for NMS and CCBS, respectively.
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Persian
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Majlesi Journal of Electrical Engineering, Volume:3 Issue: 4, 2010
Page:
47
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