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Working from the company’s headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Ozgur Aytar is a Research Manager in the Communications, Media and Technology (CMT) Research Team at Pyramid Research. The CMT Research Team focuses on emerging business models and technologies in the communications and media markets, and as part of this team, Ozgur spearheads the analysis of vendor business models, the MVNO model, and broadband business. In addition, Ozgur is the Editor-in-Chief of Pyramid’s monthly newsletter, Next Generation Trendletter, which provides a global assessment of industry best practices and analysis of the drivers and barriers to the success of new business models and technologies.
Ozgur’s published reports include: Can WiMAX Challenge 3G? Performance, Economics and Opportunities, Transforming Telcos with Triple Play: Key Lessons and Best Practices for Winning RGU Strategies, MVNOs and MVNEs: Analyzing the Viability of Virtual Players; Transforming Telcos with IPTV: Business Models, Competition and the Content Challenge; Mobile Operator CAPEX: Charting the Transformation of Mobile Carrier Spending; and Positioning WiMAX: How It Stands Against Cable, DSL, Wi-Fi and 3G.
Prior to Pyramid Research, Ozgur was a Director of Wireless Research at FastTrack Wireless, Inc., where she developed and managed forecasts and reports on mobile operator KPIs, mobile devices and vendors. Ozgur began her communications career at The Strategis Group in 1998.
Ozgur has presented at numerous industry conferences and is regularly quoted in publications including The Wall Street Journal. The Washington Post, Mobile Communications International, RCR, Global Wireless, Total Telecom and The Deal.
Ozgur holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Environment Studies from Gettysburg College. She has also earned a minor in East Asian Studies, with a focus on the Japanese language, history and culture. She is fluent in English and Turkish.
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