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NBN Pricing (August 2010)
Betting on broadband policy: Australia vs NZ (April 2010)
Submission to the Senate Select Cttee on the NBN (April 2010)
NBN – What went wrong and how can it be fixed? (March 2010)
Access pricing – glide path or crash landing? (Dec 2009)
OVUM NBN Summit (Dec 2009)
Crossing Ford (Nov 2009)
Broadband pricing to achieve net neutrality - Goldilocks revisited (July 2009)
Funding broadband – Digital Britain’s idea (July 2009)
Should HFC networks be rolled into the NBN? (June 2009)
Broadband - Pricing for take-up (May 2009)
Broadband - What is best for Australia and Telstra? (May 2009)
Broadband - How big are the benefits? (April/May 2009)
True Broadband (February 2009 with reply to Ramsay)
Fixed Broadband is the Next Utility (September 2008)
What drives broadband takeup? (May 2008)
Goldilock pricing for broadband (May 2008)
Broadband policy on track (May 2008)
Unbundled local loop - Band 2 priced at half cost? (January 2008)


Welcome

Competition, technology and regulation are continually re-shaping the telecommunications business. These changes pose new issues for regulation and create threats and opportunities for business that can have enormous and long-lasting impacts on shareholder value.

John de Ridder is an internationally recognised telecommunications economist with pricing expertise and over 25 years practical experience in dealing with competition and regulation.

With John, your organisation will be able to improve :-


– strategic focus (eg managing price war risk, setting goals for price rebalancing, optimising retail relative to wholesale prices)

– pricing at both retail and wholesale level (eg competitive pricing, commercial pricing under price caps, interconnection pricing)

– regulatory focus (policy advice, drafting submissions etc)


John can meet your requirements with various resourcing options. In addition to being engaged directly, he has sub-contracted to other consulting organisations and has formed teams drawing on his extensive network of industry contacts.


The latest public papers and comments are shown in the left margin. Earlier material can be found under the Publications tab or accessed from the links in the following pages.

 
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