What is OECD Bundled Communication Price Benchmarking? 

As the bundling of telecom services is becoming increasingly prominent with operators across all countries, Teligen in co-operation with the OECD offers its price benchmarking system based on the official OECD methodology for price benchmarking bundled communication services. The new system is specifically designed to compare offers from each of the main services providers in OECD member countries across all permutations of services bundles including fixed broadband, fixed voice, mobile broadband, mobile voice and TV.

The OECD Bundled Communication Price Benchmarking is delivered as a flexible and user-friendly Excel based system which complements Teligen’s other price benchmarking products and allow users to:

• Easily track the best prices both in and between national markets across all types of telecom services bundles.
• Create unique bundle requirements for specific service combinations using the Custom Bundle settings.
• View results in a number of different ways e.g. with/without VAT, in national or common currency, including promotions or not.
• Customise the list of countries to be displayed and filter the results by country or operator.
• Quickly view the main service features offered for each bundled plan. E.g. Fixed broadband speed, fixed and mobile voice allowances, mobile data and various aspects of TV offers including number of channels (SD and HD) and ability to record.
• View results based on either minimum bundle requirements or exact bundle types.

OECD Bundled Communication Price Benchmarking is updated twice a year.

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Who will benefit from OECD Bundled Communication Price Benchmarking?

The OECD Bundled Communication Price Benchmarking service can help anyone who needs to assess and track all types of bundle offers and prices, and compare and contrast across providers and countries using a proven and trusted benchmarking methodology. Clients include fixed and mobile providers, government bodies and regulators around the world.