We serve as the frontrunner in designing, developing, and implementing economic models for the telecommunications industry.

Google Fiber in Kansas City Study & Analysis

Data & Metrics

CostQuest models are being used to develop and evaluate city-specific street-by-street network designs, consider terrain realities and evaluate the resulting economics using real-world demand and cost scenarios including alternative market growth curves.

USF Cost Modeling CAF II

Data & Metrics

The Administrator of the Universal Service Fund, the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC), procured the services of CostQuest Associates to assist with the public hosting, execution, and support of the Connect America Cost Model, under policy direction from the Commission.

San Francisco Gigabit City Modeling

Economic Network Modeling

The Department of Technology for the City & County of San Francisco contracted with us to develop an economic model to estimate the costs and revenues associated with various FTTP models.

CTIA - The Wireless Association U.S. Ubiquitous Mobility Study II

Economic Network Modeling

The ubiquitous deployment of mobile services provides consumers greater safety, convenience, efficiency, and proximity.

CostQuest and the National Broadband Plan

Economic Network Modeling

CostQuest worked with the Federal Communications Commission to develop of an economic model—specifically output from the CostPro models—to support the FCC’s National Broadband Plan delivered to Congress on March 16, 2010.

South Carolina Mobile Broadband Performance Study

CostQuest developed a plan and drive test scenarios for assessing mobile broadband in South Carolina