Service · Telecommunications

Spectrum, network and satellite strategy

What to buy, what to lease, what to build and what to walk away from, with the walk-away price written down and the working shown, so the number survives contact with your board.

Problems this solves

  • A spectrum position needed before an auction, with comparables read per-market rather than per-headline
  • A lease-or-own decision priced in one comparable unit
  • A 6G or non-terrestrial roadmap that needs a business case, not a technology roadmap
  • A satellite or direct-to-device partnership where the terms matter more than the announcement
  • A capacity plan that says where the next MHz stops paying for itself

What you can check before you call

The seven-part direct-to-device series is built entirely from FCC licence files and orders, SEC filings and orbital elements, and the spectrum cost tool is built from the same benchmark dataset, each figure opening its own arithmetic. Both are free to use and open without an email address.

Where this usually starts

DecisionWe need a spectrum position before the auctionWorked end to endDecisionOur 6G roadmap needs a business caseWorked end to endDecisionWe’re being asked for our satellite planWorked end to end

The rungs

R1

One-day teardown

  • A 90-minute working session
  • A written answer in two working days
  • The model behind it, yours to keep

Indicative scope

R2

Two-week assessment

  • Two working sessions
  • A 12–18 page memo, working shown
  • A one-page board summary

Indicative scope

R3

Project

  • Scoped per engagement
  • Weekly checkpoints
  • All models and sources at close

Indicative scope

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The proof is the method, the tools and the analyses, all public and all auditable.