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6 days ago
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Indonesia Telecoms Industry Report: 2025-2032: Broadband Expansion, Spectrum Intelligence, and Tower Trends
This comprehensive report offers in-depth analysis, forecasts, and insights into mobile market transformations, key for strategic planning and investment. Dublin, June 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Indonesia Telecoms Industry Report: 2025-2032" report has been added to offering. The Indonesia Telecommunications Industry Report, 2025-2032 includes an overview of the Indonesian market dynamics, market sizing, market forecasts, analysis, insights and key trends. The report provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of Southeast Asia's largest digital economy and its fast-evolving telecoms market. Spanning mobile, fixed broadband, satellite, tower, and submarine infrastructure, the report offers deep insights, reliable datasets, and strategic intelligence for investors, operators, regulators, and digital ecosystem players. Why You Should Buy This Indonesia Telecoms Industry Report: Benefit from the latest market opportunities Understand the threats to your operations and investments and protect your company against future risks Gain insight on emerging trends that could support, strengthen or disrupt your activities in the market Get a full view of the competitive landscape to assess your market position. Forecasts as a key input for successful budgeting and strategic business planning in the telecoms market Target business opportunities and risks in the telecoms sector through our reviews of latest industry trends, regulatory changes and major deals, projects and investments Assess the activities, strategy and market position of your competitors, partners and clients via our Operators Profiles Indonesia Telecoms Industry Report: Key Developments, Growth Prospects, and Investment Opportunities Key Themes CoveredMobile Market Transformation In-depth analysis of the XL Axiata-Smartfren merger, marking the transition to a three-operator market alongside Telkomsel and Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison. Subscriber and revenue forecasts to 2032, with ARPU trends, service revenue mix, and spectrum holdings by operator. Competitive positioning, operator KPIs, and market share evolution across mobile, broadband, and tower markets. Fixed & Satellite Broadband Broadband subscribers forecast to reach 29 million by 2032, with household penetration rising to 35%. Profiles of key players: Telkom Indonesia, XL Home/Link Net, MyRepublic, Icon+, Moratelindo, and Starlink. Satellite broadband users set to exceed 3 million by 2032, fuelled by new entrants and LEO constellations. Spectrum & Infrastructure Intelligence Comprehensive spectrum allocation benchmarking across 850-2300 MHz bands and subscriptions per MHz by country. Indonesia's spectrum scarcity compared regionally with high subscribers-per-MHz ratio, pressuring network quality and investment cycles. Tower Market Landscape Detailed tower and tenancy data covering 126,000 towers, with operator KPIs for Mitratel, Tower Bersama, Protelindo, Centratama/Edgepoint, and more. Insights on tower consolidation trends, tenancy ratios, average revenue per tower, and site decommissioning risks post-operator M&A. International Infrastructure & Cross-Border Connectivity Full submarine cable map and database of over 20 active and planned systems, including SEA-ME-WE, Bifrost, Apricot, Echo, and SJC. Review of IXP throughput, international bandwidth, and internet backbone capacity benchmarks across 39 European and Asia-Pacific markets. 5G, NTN, & Satellite Disruption Strategic profiles of Starlink, AST SpaceMobile, Lynk, Kuiper, and others entering the NTN/5G direct-to-device space. Indonesia's role in global LEO infrastructure as satellite broadband supplements rural 5G and fiber gaps. M&A and Diversification Outlook Evaluation of telco-driven diversification into fintech, logistics, e-commerce, and data centre infrastructure. Strategic investments from Telkomsel in GoTo (Tokopedia + Gojek), and LinkAja's role in digital financial services. Why This Report? Indonesia is undergoing a once-in-a-decade telecom reset, with consolidation, 5G rollout delays, spectrum constraints, and pressure on ARPU defining the industry. This report offers: Independent, data-backed insights trusted by investors and regulators Coverage of all major players and infrastructure segments Tailored insights for strategic planning, market entry, and due diligence Key Topics Covered: 1 Key Statistics1.1 Indonesia's Population1.2 Indonesia's Economy1.3 Indonesia's GDP 2 Overall Telecommunications Market, 2018-20322.1 Market Overview2.2 Historical Telecommunications Market Revenue, 2018-20322.3 Overall Telecommunications Market Forecast, 2024-20322.4 Telecommunications Market Capital Expenditure, 2018-20322.4.1 Historical Telecommunications Capex Spend, 2018-20242.4.2 Capex to Revenue Benchmark2.4.3 Capex to GDP Benchmark2.4.4 Telecommunications Capex Spend Forecast, 2024-2032 3 Telecommunications Operators Profile3.1 Telkom Indonesia Profile3.1.1 Telkom Revenue and EBITDA Mix3.1.2 Telkomsel3.2 Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison Profile3.2.1 IOH Revenue and EBITDA Mix3.2.2 Tri Indonesia (Historical Only)3.2.3 Tri Indonesia Revenue and EBITDA Mix3.3 XL Axiata3.3.1 XL Axiata Revenue and EBITDA Mix3.3.2 Link Net3.3.3 Link Net Revenue, EBITDA and Capex Mix3.4 Smartfren Profile3.4.1 Smartfren Revenue, EBITDA and Capex Mix3.5 Other Players Profile3.5.1 MNC Vision3.5.2 BizNet3.5.1 Icon+ 4 Mobile Market4.1 Mobile Subscribers Historical and Forecast, 2018-20324.1.1 Mobile Subscribers Historical, 2018-20244.1.2 Mobile Subscribers Market Share, 2018-20244.1.3 Indonesia Smartphone Share, 20254.1.4 Mobile Subscribers Forecast, 2024-20324.1.5 Indonesia Mobile Subscribers by Generation (2G, 3G, 4G & 5G) Forecast, 2024-20324.2 Mobile Revenue Historical and Forecast, 2018-20324.2.1 Historical Mobile Revenue, 2018-20244.2.2 Mobile Revenue Market Share, 2018-20244.2.3 Mobile Revenue Forecast, 2024-20324.2.4 Mobile Subscribers ARPU, 2018-20244.3 Spectrum Holdings4.3.1 5G Development and Launches4.3.2 Mobile Frequencies Portfolios Analysis4.3.3 Spectrum Depth Benchmark by Country4.4 Asia Pacific Mobile Download Data and Pricing Benchmark - 20254.5 Mobile Speed Tests4.5.1 Ookla Mobile Speed Tests4.5.2 OpenSignal 5 Broadband Market5.1 Fixed Broadband Subscribers Historical, 2018-20245.2 Fixed Broadband Subscribers Forecast, 2024-2032 6 Satellite Internet Connectivity6.1 Comparing LEO, MEO, and GEO Satellite Orbits6.1.1 LEO and GEO Satellite Comparison6.2 Satellite Broadband Providers Operators, 20256.3 5G NTN: The Next Generation of Satellite Connectivity6.3.1 5G NTN Overview6.3.2 The Rationale Behind 5G NTN6.3.3 Technical Aspects of 5G NTN6.3.4 Potential Applications for 5G NTN6.3.5 Challenges in Implementation6.3.6 5G NTN Satellite Providers6.4 Satellite Internet Market Analysis, 2024-20326.4.1 Market Landscape of Satellite Broadband Subscribers, 20256.5 Indonesia Satellite Broadband Subscribers Forecast, 2024-2032 7 Fixed Telecommunications Infrastructure Investments7.1 Fixed Digital Infrastructure7.1.1 Palapa Ring Completed7.1.2 FTTH - 20m premises to go7.1.3 Submarine Cables 8 Indonesia Telecom Towers Infrastructure Landscape8.1 Indonesia Telecom Towers Market Analysis, 20258.1.1 Indonesia Telecom Towers Market Overview8.1.2 Indonesia Telecom Towers Background8.2 Indonesia Tower Market Competitive Landscape Comparison8.3 Indonesia Telecom Towers & Rooftops Market Forecast8.3.1 Indonesia Telecom Towers and Rooftops, Revenue, Penetration Forecast, 2024-20328.4 Mitratel Profile8.4.1 Mitratel Revenue, EBITDA and Towers, 2018 - 20248.5 Tower bersama Profile8.5.1 Tower Bersama Revenue, EBITDA and Towers, 2018 - 20248.6 Protelindo Profile8.6.1 Protelindo Revenue, EBITDA and Towers, 2018 - 20248.7 Centratama Menara Profile8.7.1 Centratama Menara Revenue, EBITDA and Tower Statistics, 2018 - 20248.8 Tower Density Benchmark 9 Thematics/Opportunities9.1 Consolidation Opportunities9.2 Diversification Opportunities9.3 6G on the Horizon 10 Telco Transaction Database For more information about this report visit About is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. CONTACT: CONTACT: Laura Wood,Senior Press Manager press@ For E.S.T Office Hours Call 1-917-300-0470 For U.S./ CAN Toll Free Call 1-800-526-8630 For GMT Office Hours Call +353-1-416-8900Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
6 days ago
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- Yahoo
Indonesia Telecoms Industry Report: 2025-2032: Broadband Expansion, Spectrum Intelligence, and Tower Trends
This comprehensive report offers in-depth analysis, forecasts, and insights into mobile market transformations, key for strategic planning and investment. Dublin, June 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Indonesia Telecoms Industry Report: 2025-2032" report has been added to offering. The Indonesia Telecommunications Industry Report, 2025-2032 includes an overview of the Indonesian market dynamics, market sizing, market forecasts, analysis, insights and key trends. The report provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of Southeast Asia's largest digital economy and its fast-evolving telecoms market. Spanning mobile, fixed broadband, satellite, tower, and submarine infrastructure, the report offers deep insights, reliable datasets, and strategic intelligence for investors, operators, regulators, and digital ecosystem players. Why You Should Buy This Indonesia Telecoms Industry Report: Benefit from the latest market opportunities Understand the threats to your operations and investments and protect your company against future risks Gain insight on emerging trends that could support, strengthen or disrupt your activities in the market Get a full view of the competitive landscape to assess your market position. Forecasts as a key input for successful budgeting and strategic business planning in the telecoms market Target business opportunities and risks in the telecoms sector through our reviews of latest industry trends, regulatory changes and major deals, projects and investments Assess the activities, strategy and market position of your competitors, partners and clients via our Operators Profiles Indonesia Telecoms Industry Report: Key Developments, Growth Prospects, and Investment Opportunities Key Themes CoveredMobile Market Transformation In-depth analysis of the XL Axiata-Smartfren merger, marking the transition to a three-operator market alongside Telkomsel and Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison. Subscriber and revenue forecasts to 2032, with ARPU trends, service revenue mix, and spectrum holdings by operator. Competitive positioning, operator KPIs, and market share evolution across mobile, broadband, and tower markets. Fixed & Satellite Broadband Broadband subscribers forecast to reach 29 million by 2032, with household penetration rising to 35%. Profiles of key players: Telkom Indonesia, XL Home/Link Net, MyRepublic, Icon+, Moratelindo, and Starlink. Satellite broadband users set to exceed 3 million by 2032, fuelled by new entrants and LEO constellations. Spectrum & Infrastructure Intelligence Comprehensive spectrum allocation benchmarking across 850-2300 MHz bands and subscriptions per MHz by country. Indonesia's spectrum scarcity compared regionally with high subscribers-per-MHz ratio, pressuring network quality and investment cycles. Tower Market Landscape Detailed tower and tenancy data covering 126,000 towers, with operator KPIs for Mitratel, Tower Bersama, Protelindo, Centratama/Edgepoint, and more. Insights on tower consolidation trends, tenancy ratios, average revenue per tower, and site decommissioning risks post-operator M&A. International Infrastructure & Cross-Border Connectivity Full submarine cable map and database of over 20 active and planned systems, including SEA-ME-WE, Bifrost, Apricot, Echo, and SJC. Review of IXP throughput, international bandwidth, and internet backbone capacity benchmarks across 39 European and Asia-Pacific markets. 5G, NTN, & Satellite Disruption Strategic profiles of Starlink, AST SpaceMobile, Lynk, Kuiper, and others entering the NTN/5G direct-to-device space. Indonesia's role in global LEO infrastructure as satellite broadband supplements rural 5G and fiber gaps. M&A and Diversification Outlook Evaluation of telco-driven diversification into fintech, logistics, e-commerce, and data centre infrastructure. Strategic investments from Telkomsel in GoTo (Tokopedia + Gojek), and LinkAja's role in digital financial services. Why This Report? Indonesia is undergoing a once-in-a-decade telecom reset, with consolidation, 5G rollout delays, spectrum constraints, and pressure on ARPU defining the industry. This report offers: Independent, data-backed insights trusted by investors and regulators Coverage of all major players and infrastructure segments Tailored insights for strategic planning, market entry, and due diligence Key Topics Covered: 1 Key Statistics1.1 Indonesia's Population1.2 Indonesia's Economy1.3 Indonesia's GDP 2 Overall Telecommunications Market, 2018-20322.1 Market Overview2.2 Historical Telecommunications Market Revenue, 2018-20322.3 Overall Telecommunications Market Forecast, 2024-20322.4 Telecommunications Market Capital Expenditure, 2018-20322.4.1 Historical Telecommunications Capex Spend, 2018-20242.4.2 Capex to Revenue Benchmark2.4.3 Capex to GDP Benchmark2.4.4 Telecommunications Capex Spend Forecast, 2024-2032 3 Telecommunications Operators Profile3.1 Telkom Indonesia Profile3.1.1 Telkom Revenue and EBITDA Mix3.1.2 Telkomsel3.2 Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison Profile3.2.1 IOH Revenue and EBITDA Mix3.2.2 Tri Indonesia (Historical Only)3.2.3 Tri Indonesia Revenue and EBITDA Mix3.3 XL Axiata3.3.1 XL Axiata Revenue and EBITDA Mix3.3.2 Link Net3.3.3 Link Net Revenue, EBITDA and Capex Mix3.4 Smartfren Profile3.4.1 Smartfren Revenue, EBITDA and Capex Mix3.5 Other Players Profile3.5.1 MNC Vision3.5.2 BizNet3.5.1 Icon+ 4 Mobile Market4.1 Mobile Subscribers Historical and Forecast, 2018-20324.1.1 Mobile Subscribers Historical, 2018-20244.1.2 Mobile Subscribers Market Share, 2018-20244.1.3 Indonesia Smartphone Share, 20254.1.4 Mobile Subscribers Forecast, 2024-20324.1.5 Indonesia Mobile Subscribers by Generation (2G, 3G, 4G & 5G) Forecast, 2024-20324.2 Mobile Revenue Historical and Forecast, 2018-20324.2.1 Historical Mobile Revenue, 2018-20244.2.2 Mobile Revenue Market Share, 2018-20244.2.3 Mobile Revenue Forecast, 2024-20324.2.4 Mobile Subscribers ARPU, 2018-20244.3 Spectrum Holdings4.3.1 5G Development and Launches4.3.2 Mobile Frequencies Portfolios Analysis4.3.3 Spectrum Depth Benchmark by Country4.4 Asia Pacific Mobile Download Data and Pricing Benchmark - 20254.5 Mobile Speed Tests4.5.1 Ookla Mobile Speed Tests4.5.2 OpenSignal 5 Broadband Market5.1 Fixed Broadband Subscribers Historical, 2018-20245.2 Fixed Broadband Subscribers Forecast, 2024-2032 6 Satellite Internet Connectivity6.1 Comparing LEO, MEO, and GEO Satellite Orbits6.1.1 LEO and GEO Satellite Comparison6.2 Satellite Broadband Providers Operators, 20256.3 5G NTN: The Next Generation of Satellite Connectivity6.3.1 5G NTN Overview6.3.2 The Rationale Behind 5G NTN6.3.3 Technical Aspects of 5G NTN6.3.4 Potential Applications for 5G NTN6.3.5 Challenges in Implementation6.3.6 5G NTN Satellite Providers6.4 Satellite Internet Market Analysis, 2024-20326.4.1 Market Landscape of Satellite Broadband Subscribers, 20256.5 Indonesia Satellite Broadband Subscribers Forecast, 2024-2032 7 Fixed Telecommunications Infrastructure Investments7.1 Fixed Digital Infrastructure7.1.1 Palapa Ring Completed7.1.2 FTTH - 20m premises to go7.1.3 Submarine Cables 8 Indonesia Telecom Towers Infrastructure Landscape8.1 Indonesia Telecom Towers Market Analysis, 20258.1.1 Indonesia Telecom Towers Market Overview8.1.2 Indonesia Telecom Towers Background8.2 Indonesia Tower Market Competitive Landscape Comparison8.3 Indonesia Telecom Towers & Rooftops Market Forecast8.3.1 Indonesia Telecom Towers and Rooftops, Revenue, Penetration Forecast, 2024-20328.4 Mitratel Profile8.4.1 Mitratel Revenue, EBITDA and Towers, 2018 - 20248.5 Tower bersama Profile8.5.1 Tower Bersama Revenue, EBITDA and Towers, 2018 - 20248.6 Protelindo Profile8.6.1 Protelindo Revenue, EBITDA and Towers, 2018 - 20248.7 Centratama Menara Profile8.7.1 Centratama Menara Revenue, EBITDA and Tower Statistics, 2018 - 20248.8 Tower Density Benchmark 9 Thematics/Opportunities9.1 Consolidation Opportunities9.2 Diversification Opportunities9.3 6G on the Horizon 10 Telco Transaction Database For more information about this report visit About is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. CONTACT: CONTACT: Laura Wood,Senior Press Manager press@ For E.S.T Office Hours Call 1-917-300-0470 For U.S./ CAN Toll Free Call 1-800-526-8630 For GMT Office Hours Call +353-1-416-8900Sign in to access your portfolio
Geek Girl Authority
14-06-2025
- Business
- Geek Girl Authority
The Legal Gray Zone of Online Casinos – Why Some Sites Operate Without Licenses
Online gambling is a booming industry, but not all casinos operate within the boundaries of strict regulations. While many well-known platforms hold licenses from respected authorities, a significant portion of the market consists of unregulated or offshore casinos. These sites operate without proper licensing, often targeting players from regions where online gambling laws are unclear or restrictive. Unlike licensed casinos that adhere to strict compliance measures, unregulated platforms exist in a legal gray area, making them both appealing and risky for players. The absence of a license allows these casinos to offer fewer restrictions, bigger bonuses, and more flexible payment options, including cryptocurrency transactions. Get a no deposit bonus for live dealer games is one of the many promotions that unregulated casinos use to attract new players. Why Casinos Choose to Operate Without a License Running an unlicensed online casino may seem risky, but for some operators, the advantages outweigh the potential downsides. Licensing requirements can be costly and time-consuming, with regulators enforcing strict guidelines on responsible gambling, financial transparency, and fair gaming practices. Many operators choose to bypass these regulations to avoid expensive licensing fees, taxation, and compliance costs. Additionally, jurisdictions with restrictive gambling laws prevent operators from offering their services in certain regions, limiting their potential customer base. By operating without a license, casinos can access restricted markets, allowing players to gamble in countries where online betting is heavily regulated or even banned. This flexibility enables them to attract a global audience without the constraints faced by licensed operators. Another significant advantage is the ability to offer alternative payment methods. Why some operators choose to remain unlicensed: Lower operational costs: Avoiding licensing fees and tax obligations allows unregulated casinos to maximize profits and offer higher bonuses. Access to restricted markets: Some regions impose strict gambling laws, but unlicensed casinos can still reach players in these areas. Greater payment flexibility: Licensed casinos follow financial regulations that restrict certain payment methods, while unlicensed platforms freely accept cryptocurrencies and other alternative payment options. Despite these advantages, operating without a license comes with considerable risks. Regulatory bodies continually crack down on unlicensed casinos, and players are becoming more aware of the dangers associated with gambling on unregulated platforms. While the lack of oversight provides certain business benefits, it also raises concerns about credibility, security, and long-term sustainability. The Risks of Playing on Unlicensed Gambling Sites Unregulated casinos may seem appealing due to their fewer restrictions and generous promotions, but they come with significant risks. One of the biggest concerns is the absence of player protection. Licensed casinos must comply with strict regulations on fair play, security, and responsible gambling, while unlicensed sites operate without oversight. This creates opportunities for unfair practices such as game manipulation, payout delays, and withheld withdrawals. Fraud is another serious issue, with some rogue operators shutting down unexpectedly and disappearing with players' funds. Key risks of unregulated casinos: Lack of accountability: Without licensing, these platforms are not required to ensure fair play or protect customer data. Players have no guarantee that games are not rigged or that payouts will be processed. No legal recourse: If disputes arise, players have no official authority to turn to. Licensed casinos must answer to regulators, but unregulated ones operate beyond legal reach. Financial uncertainties: Many banks and payment providers refuse to process transactions linked to unlicensed gambling sites, leading to potential issues with deposits and withdrawals. Beyond these risks, players must consider the long-term consequences of engaging with unregulated platforms. While they may offer high bonuses and more flexible payment options, the lack of regulatory oversight makes them a risky choice. Responsible gamblers should prioritize security, transparency, and reliability when selecting an online casino. The Future of Unlicensed Online Casinos and Global Regulations As governments and regulators work to tighten control over the online gambling industry, the future of unlicensed casinos remains uncertain. Some countries are introducing stricter enforcement measures, including fines and legal action against operators who target players without authorization. Others are focusing on blocking access to unlicensed sites, making it more difficult for players to find and use these platforms. However, as long as demand exists, unregulated casinos will likely continue to operate, often shifting to new domains or adapting their business models to evade restrictions. The growing use of cryptocurrencies and decentralized platforms adds another layer of complexity, making it harder for authorities to monitor and regulate these sites. Whether unlicensed casinos will continue to thrive or face increasing pressure depends on how the industry evolves and how regulators balance innovation with consumer protection. For players, the key takeaway is to remain cautious and informed, choosing licensed platforms whenever possible to ensure a safer and more transparent gambling experience. Switch 2 Doesn't Fix POKÉMON's Biggest Problem RELATED: Wholesome Games Direct 2025: 9 Games Release Today
Hospitality Net
10-06-2025
- Business
- Hospitality Net
Innovating Hospitality: The Financial and Environmental Case for Furniture-as-a-Service
For decades, linen rental services have been the quiet workhorse of hospitality—offering hotels operational efficiency, cost savings, and consistency across properties. What began as a smart solution has become a global standard. As the industry faces growing pressure to cut carbon, manage risk, and stay agile, one question is worth asking: If we rent linens, why not furniture? Furniture-as-a-Service is a flexible, sustainable model that challenges traditional views of ownership in interior design. It has the potential to reshape how physical assets are sourced, managed, and renewed—while aligning with ESG goals and meeting the expectations of stakeholders, from investors to guests. What is Furniture-as-a-Service (FaaS)? FaaS is an innovative business model centered on renting FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment) rather than purchasing it outright. It stems from the broader concept of product-as-a-service, where rather than owning a physical item, you pay for the duration of its use. In the hospitality sector, FaaS can help developers and operators avoid large upfront investments by allowing them to pay a predictable recurring fee over a set period. This fee typically covers not only the furniture itself but also logistics and maintenance services while keeping the vantage of FF&E customization. The core advantage lies in shifting from capital expenditure (CapEx)—a hefty, one-time purchase that ties up valuable capital—to operational expenditure (OpEx), where costs are spread out evenly and are easier to manage. Challenges of Traditional FF&E ownership: Furniture becomes a depreciating asset —typically losing 10% to 20% of its value each year—on the balance sheet, locking up capital. Ongoing costs arise for replacements, renovations, and upkeep reduce annual revenue and strain operational budgets. Environmental impact grows due to disposal, relocation, and the need for new materials for the next inventory. With FaaS, these challenges become opportunities for better financial planning, smoother operations, and more responsible consumption. FaaS — Sustainability in Action: Provides financial flexibility by turning CapEx into manageable OpEx. Simplifies asset management with maintenance, upgrades, and end-of-life handling included. Supports sustainability through products circular practices across properties by refurbishing, reusing, and reducing waste —while creating a positive impact. For hoteliers, this means interiors stay aligned with brand standards and design trends—without the burden of ownership and the impact that produces. For the environment, it means reduced demand for raw materials and lower carbon footprints across the board. The Case for Regenerative Design In a FaaS model, regenerative design goes beyond philosophy—it's a necessity. Unlike traditional procurement, FaaS begins by carefully selecting suppliers, materials, design and manufacturing methods that emphasize durability, repairability, and reuse. It also takes into account sustainable practices—such as the origin of materials, proximity of manufacturing facilities, ethical labor, and minimized transportation impact. Why? Because when FF&E is designed for reuse across multiple properties, FaaS makes it viable to invest in higher-quality, sustainably made products—even if they come at a higher upfront cost. In the luxury segment, regenerative design can also apply to high-value inventory —such as limited editions or rare vintage furniture, objects and artwork that maintain or even increase in value over time. Renting these pieces makes them more accessible and impactful, offering hotels a chance to embed rich storytelling into their interiors and refresh that narrative with each new piece, without the pressure to resell or relocate. FaaS extends the life of FF&E across multiple guest stays and design cycles, transforming each piece into a regenerative asset that minimizes waste, preserves embodied carbon, and champions a truly circular approach to hospitality. Transparency: The Potential Role of Blockchain in FaaS One promising enabler of FaaS could be blockchain-based digital product passports—secure, transparent records tracking FF&E throughout its lifecycle. These digital identities hold vital data such as design specifications, materials, manufacturing practices, maintenance history, refurbishment guides, ownership across locations, and end-of-life management. For FaaS providers, this ensures traceability and quality control across the supply-chain. For hospitality operators, it could serve as a storytelling tool: guests can learn about the furnishings in their room—from their origin to how they've been maintained and renewed or even its positive impact. This transforms FF&E from a static asset into an interactive part of the guest experience, reinforcing brand values of sustainability, authenticity, and innovation. Seamless Adoption: Integrating FaaS into Hospitality Operations Implementing FaaS in hospitality offers a promising opportunity to blend efficient logistics, strong partnerships, and smart financial planning. For those delivering FaaS solutions, this means managing the customization of new and refurbished inventory while collaborating with suppliers and logistics partners who share the hospitality industry's commitment to consistent quality and brand integrity. For hotel groups adopting FaaS, it sparks a mindset shift—embracing furnishings as a flexible, serviceable asset that supports growth and innovation. By setting clear design standards and working with trusted FaaS partners, hoteliers can streamline FF&E management and bring sustainable, transparent storytelling into every guest space. Final Thought: Time to Rethink the Room Service-based models have revolutionized industries like energy, mobility, and technology—from solar-as-a-service and car subscriptions to cloud computing. Hospitality has only just begun scratching the surface, with linen rentals being one of the few examples. Meanwhile, Furniture-as-a-Service is already shaking up office and residential markets. Could the hospitality sector be ready to follow suit? FaaS could invite hoteliers to stop thinking in terms of ownership and start thinking in terms of stewardship. By viewing FF&E as a long-term circular asset instead of a one-time purchase, operators can reduce waste, lower capital risk, and respond to evolving guest and investor expectations. This model can aid brands to stay visually fresh, environmentally responsible, regenerative, and financially agile—positioning them not just to keep pace with industry shifts, but to lead the way forward. Tatiana Maino Founder - CEO oocca
Geeky Gadgets
09-06-2025
- Geeky Gadgets
Master Dynamic Excel Formulas with Dot Operator in 2025
What if you could write Excel formulas that practically think for themselves—automatically adjusting to changes in your data without endless tweaking? With the introduction of the dot operator and the trim range function, Excel is stepping into a new era of formula creation. Gone are the days of dragging fill handles or manually fixing broken references. These tools promise to make your formulas not only more dynamic but also smarter and more error-resistant, saving you time and frustration. Whether you're managing massive datasets or just trying to keep things tidy, this shift is poised to transform how you interact with Excel. In this feature, Computergaga explains how these operators work and why they're a fantastic option for anyone who relies on Excel. You'll uncover how the dot operator trims away unnecessary cells, how trim range keeps your formulas clean and adaptive, and how complementary functions like drop and bycol take your efficiency to the next level. But it's not just about learning new tricks—it's about rethinking what's possible with Excel. By the end, you'll see how these innovations can transform your workflow, making your formulas not just functional but future-proof. After all, why settle for static when your data can be as dynamic as your ideas? Modern Excel Formula Tools What Is the Dot Operator? The dot operator is a versatile addition to Excel's formula toolkit, allowing you to dynamically trim unused cells—whether at the beginning, end, or both—within your data ranges. This functionality eliminates redundancy and minimizes the need for manual adjustments. For example, if you frequently work with datasets that change in size, the dot operator ensures your formulas automatically adjust to include only the relevant data. This tool works seamlessly across rows, columns, and ranges, making it an essential feature for modern Excel users. By simplifying the management of dynamic data, the dot operator helps you maintain cleaner, more efficient formulas that adapt to changes in your datasets. How the Trim Range Function Enhances Flexibility The trim range function complements the dot operator by dynamically adjusting ranges to include only the cells containing data. This prevents blank cells from being included in your calculations, which can otherwise lead to errors or inefficiencies. One of its most valuable features is its ability to auto-expand as new data is added. This ensures your formulas remain accurate and up-to-date without requiring manual intervention. If you work with datasets that grow or shrink over time, the trim range function is an indispensable tool for maintaining precision and adaptability in your calculations. Dot Operator will Change how you Write Formulas in Excel Watch this video on YouTube. Enhance your knowledge on Excel functions by exploring a selection of articles and guides on the subject. Streamlining Data with the Drop Function The drop function simplifies the process of excluding unwanted rows or columns from your formulas. Whether you need to remove header rows or eliminate unused columns, this function ensures your calculations focus only on the relevant data. For instance, when referencing entire columns or rows, the drop function allows you to exclude irrelevant cells, keeping your formulas clean and efficient. This is particularly useful when working with large datasets or preparing data for analysis, where clutter can slow down your workflow and increase the risk of errors. Bycol: Simplifying Column-Specific Operations The bycol function is designed to make column-specific operations more dynamic and efficient. It enables you to perform calculations across columns while making sure your formulas adjust automatically to changes in your dataset. When paired with the dot operator, bycol allows for precise range adjustments, making sure your formulas target only the necessary data. For example, you can use bycol to sum values across columns while automatically accounting for changes in the size or structure of your dataset. This function is particularly useful for tasks like aggregating sales data or analyzing trends across multiple categories, where column-wise precision is critical. Key Advantages of Modern Excel Techniques Modern Excel functions like the dot operator, trim range, drop, and bycol offer several advantages that can significantly improve your workflow. These include: Reducing the need for manual adjustments, such as dragging fill handles to update formulas. Creating dynamic, maintainable single-cell formulas that adapt to changes in your data. Enhancing compatibility with advanced tools like array formulas and lambda functions. Minimizing errors by making sure formulas automatically adjust to include only relevant data. By adopting these techniques, you can save time, reduce errors, and improve the adaptability of your formulas to evolving datasets. Practical Applications of Modern Excel Tools The practical applications of these modern Excel tools are extensive and can simplify a wide range of tasks. Here are a few examples: Automatically multiplying quantities by prices, making sure calculations update as new data is added. Summing data across rows or columns with auto-expanding ranges to accommodate changes in your dataset. Efficiently handling headers and unused cells, keeping your formulas focused and error-free. Streamlining data preparation for analysis by dynamically excluding irrelevant rows or columns. These features are particularly valuable when working with large, complex datasets or in scenarios where data is frequently updated, such as financial reporting, inventory management, or trend analysis. Maximizing Efficiency with Modern Excel The dot operator and trim range function, along with complementary tools like drop and bycol, represent a significant advancement in Excel's formula capabilities. By making formulas more dynamic, concise, and error-resistant, these tools empower you to manage data more effectively and efficiently. Whether you're handling simple calculations or complex datasets, these features provide the flexibility and precision needed to adapt to changing requirements. By incorporating these modern techniques into your workflow, you can streamline your processes, reduce errors, and enhance the accuracy and reliability of your Excel formulas. These tools are not just enhancements—they are essential for anyone looking to work smarter with data in Excel. 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