LTE Diameter Signaling Growth: What You Need To Know

Global Diameter Signaling Growth

Will Surpass Total Global IP Traffic Growth by 2019

Changing subscriber behavior is driving rapid LTE Diameter signaling growth across the globe. As the number and variety of devices and applications continues to grow, understanding the impact on signaling becomes more important.

The Oracle Communications LTE Diameter Signaling Index 4th Edition, October 2015, provides insight into how Diameter signaling is impacted by applications, and forecasts global Diameter growth by region through 2019.

HUGE GROWTH OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS

With LTE penetration on the rise, global Diameter signaling continues to demonstrate strong growth

LTE Broadcast has the largest impact on Diameter signaling

ASIA-PACIFIC

The largest generator of Diameter signaling by 2015

Innovative data plans are generating more policy signaling than any other region

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MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

Second-fastest-growing region for Diameter signaling

New data plans drive policy signaling growth

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EUROPE

Europe will contribute 78.7 million MPS to global Diameter signaling

Policy lags behind the North America region, generating 56.9 million MPS

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NORTH AMERICA

Growth is slowing as the market matures

LTE Broadcast will add 19.5 million MPS

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LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

Latin America represents the highest growth of all the regions

Policy will account for 10.5 million MPS

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YOUR GUIDE TO THE FUTURE OF LTE DIAMETER SIGNALING

The Oracle Communications LTE Diameter Signaling Index forecasts global and regional LTE Diameter signaling traffic trends—so you can plan the most effective strategy for managing and monetizing it.

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Source: Oracle Communications LTE Diameter Signaling Index 4th Edition, October 2015

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