Studies
The Study Series of WIK consist of final reports of research projects carried out by WIK.
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Is the end of OTT-services growth phase near? How can OTT providers monetise their services?
Digitalisation of the energy transition - Top Issue 3: Telco infrastructure and telco regulation
450 MHz as opportunity for the energy transition: BMWi publishes report on the tele-communication infrastructure for the digitalisation of the energy transition.
Canned Intelligence
More and more consumers use voice assistants. But will this trend continue? WIK and Hochschule Fresenius – University of Applied Science take a closer look in their latest research brief.
Technological Developments and Roaming
Despite substantial changes in the technology and services landscape, there is no case for significant changes to the rules applying to international roaming by travelers within the EU
Neue Märkte – neue Technologien – Die Frequenzversteigerung 2019
In den Monaten März bis Juni 2019 fand unter großer Aufmerksamkeit die 5G-Auktion in Deutschland statt. Die bisherigen Erfahrungen mit den Frequenzversteigerungen in Deutschland sprechen dafür, auch in Zukunft das bewährte Auktionsverfahren in Deutschland zur...
Potential wholesale products in Cable-TV networks based on DOCSIS
WIK supports German NRA in the analysis of market 3a and b
Artificial Intelligence in SMEs: Relevance, Applications and Transfer
A survey conducted by WIK among experts in artificial intelligence (AI) reveals the opportunities and challenges that arise when implementing AI solutions in small- and mid-sized companies.
European Commission publishes WIK-Consult study on cross-border e-commerce and delivery services in Europe
The study assesses the performance of the European delivery markets in connection with cross-border e-commerce.
Copper Switch-off and migration to FTTH networks, a European benchmark
Why is Europe running behind when it comes to copper switch-off (and moving to FTTH)?
Innovative functions create additional value for consumers
Local applications like Zalo, BeeTalk and VietTalk as well as WeChat and WhatsApp add US$6.4 billion of consumer surplus in Vietnam and drive local value creation across businesses and sectors
