BTwatch Analyst Briefing: Bharti pulls up a pew
Latest from BT as its part-owner Bharti further cements its strategic position with a pair of boardroom seats; EE taps Ericsson tech to bolster 5G strengths; Ofcom prepares to allocate more spectrum; BT wins in Edinburgh…
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- Themes: 5G aggregation; Analogue connectivity; Boardroom appointment; Broadband access; Direct-to-device (D2D); Fibre rollout; Fixed wireless; Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS); Mobile spectrum; Network modernisation; Planning regulation; Pre-Digital Phone Lines (PDPL); Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) switch-off; Satellite services; Small cell deployment; Strategic investment; Street furniture; Video conferencing.
- People: Danny Ward; Gopal Vittal; Katie Milligan; Mark Henry; Sunil Bharti Mittal.
- Geographic: Edinburgh; India; London; Manchester; Northern Ireland; Preston; UK.
- Organisations: Bharti Airtel; Bharti Enterprises; BT Group; CGI; City of Edinburgh Council; Causeway Coast and Glens Council; DSIT; EE; Ericsson; Freshwave; Huddly; Lenovo; Ofcom; Openreach; O2; VodafoneThree.
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