We carried out a literature review, combined with our own modelling, to assess the impact that improved connectivity could have on reducing carbon emissions in the UK’s transport sector. In addition to the report, we produced animations highlighting the key findings to be used on social media.

We produced an in-depth study for consumer organisation Which? on connected health. The research considered the barriers and opportunities for consumers and how connectivity may be a requirement for accessing health and lifestyle services in the future.

We prepared a study on behalf of Telefónica and Liberty Global on the benefits of FMC in a set of European countries. It was a large data and evidence gathering exercise to facilitate discussions with competition authorities as part of the merger of O2 and Virgin Media.

We carried out a series of economic impact assessments for Huawei of a delayed 5G rollout in the UK, Romania and Poland where there have been considerations to restrict the vendor in the mobile network.

We delivered a series of four workshops to consumer organisation Which? on 5G including a market overview, consumer use cases, and the regulatory environment. As part of the sessions we also convened the CTOs of the UK’s four mobile operators along with representatives from Ofcom and DCMS to consider how 5G is likely to develop in the UK.

A study for Huawei on what UK policymakers could do to facilitate the delivery of gigabit-capable broadband to the whole of the country by 2025. We made six policy recommendations after having looked at how so-called ‘broadband enablers’ had been used in other markets such as South Korea, France and Spain.

For a regulator in Asia, we’ve prepared an annual cross-country analysis of broadband performance measurement schemes around the world. The report details how they are designed, carried out, funded, and how the results are used.

We conducted an industry-wide consultation on behalf of CityFibre on the role of alternative full fibre infrastructure builders in helping to switchover customers from the copper network. It involved designing and distributing the consultation, managing and summarising the responses.

A study for ETNO to demonstrate the value delivered by the telecoms sector, in particular to consumers. It required a thorough assessment of products and services offered to consumers as well as marketing and sales practices. The report was launched at an event in Brussels with a panel from the European Commission.

For a client in Asia we benchmarked the regulatory environment for mobile in a handful of key markets – the aim was to identify trends and current best practice in regulation.

We produced an independent, evidence based assessment for Mobile UK (on behalf of the UK’s four mobile operators) of the cost to the UK of the use of Huawei being restricted. The assessment was used to raise awareness of the cost to the UK of a restriction or ban coming into fruition, and provide evidence to facilitate the public debate.