IGI has recognized the Advanced Access Architecture thrusts of the major US carriers as one of the most important events in telecommunications in history. Now we are issuing a series of reports that focus on narrower aspects of Advanced Access Architectures to allow our customers to select reports that specifically address the business issue or issues of concern to them. These include:

"Advanced Access Architectures 2008: AT&T, Verizon and Qwest Plans and Forecasts” - This report is the most comprehensive report yet issued on the subject of Advanced Access Architectures.

“FTTP/ FTTN: The RBOCs' Advanced Access Architectures - Equipment and Fiber Requirements” This report provides detailed quantitative information about the amount of fiber and equipment subsystems to implement the AAA plans. It also provides our separate forecast as to what the RBOCs will actually do in AAA, and the fiber and equipment needed to implement that forecast.

Cost Analysis of RBOC’s Advanced Access Architectures: FTTP, FTTN, FTTC,” covers all aspects of the costs of AAA. It will provide models to allow the reader to evaluate various schemes to shift from one architecture to the other, and to develop hybrid architectures.

Bandwidth Needs Analysis of the RBOCs' Advanced Access Architectures: FTTP and FTTN.” develops a forecast for the bandwidth needed in the local loop, and then evaluate various schemes to achieve that bandwidth. It will particularly review PONs and FTTN approaches

Overbuild: The New RBOC Advanced Access Architecture Strategy?. Verizon is currently placing fiber cable for Advanced Access Architecture (FiOS) in AT&T franchise areas in north Texas. It may sound a note that can drastically change the industry.