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NEW MARKET DATA
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Teleseeq Interactive Dataroom 2010 Edition to include these new countries:
• Asia: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao, Malaysia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam
• Middle East: Iran, Israel, Jordan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, U.A. Emirates
• Africa: Egypt
• Latin America: Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Venezuela
Check the complete geographical scope – 85 countries & 10 regions here
- Socio Economics update
Key demographic indicators updated with forecasts until 2015:
• Population and households updates & forecasts
• Active workforce with split between employed and unemployed
- All services sector update
2009 market shares, 2010 evaluations and updated forecasts until 2015 for:
• Top-5 markets in Europe (France, Germany Italy, Spain, and United Kingdom)
• Western Europe: Austria, Belgium, Switzerland
• Rest of World: Argentina, USA, Canada and Taiwan
NEW RESEARCH
- Series Mobile Broadband 2010 — Creating mobile value
First report released: Towards the Mobile music experience
This report presents the most interesting mobile music applications appeared recently around the world, with pricing, commercial strategies to increase usage and boost revenues as well as the most common business models, providing also striking findings in a concise yet very effective way.
Look at this report.
- Series Business Communications 2010 — Challenges & Opportunities
First report released: Datacommunication peer markets in Western Europe — Scenarios up to 2014
This report illustrates data communications market scenarios throughout 2014 in a core of benchmarking-relevant peer countries in Europe. The report analyses and effectively illustrates the single countries allowing independent market analysis and, especially, comparisons and benchmarking of the values and of the market shares. A concise though very effective picture of how data communications markets are evolving until 2014, by country and in each individual segment.
Look at this report.
Telecoms Strategies & Trends
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Newsletter
Published 26/07/10:
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Slovenian's spend more time talking on mobile phones than average Eastern Europeans
Slovenia had the highest monthly MoU among the nine other Eastern Europeans countries in the European Union, as of 1Q10. Slovenians, on the average, spent 151.1 minutes per month talking on their mobile phones during 1Q10, a 4% increase YoY and nearly 30% higher than the average amount of call time for Eastern Europeans...
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Higher-rate broadband garners more appeal in Taiwan
Fibre-based broadband revenues in Taiwan grew by 47% YoY in 2009. In contrast, DSL service revenues shrunk by 20% YoY in the same period as leading market players Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) and TFN Media (TFN) continued to push for the migration of DSL subscribers to fibre and cable modem, respectively. CHT offered more affordable...
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More than 450m 3G users in Europe by end 2015
The number of mobile subscribers with 3G-enabled handsets in the EU-27 countries reached over 204 million (end-1Q10), accounting for over 30% of the total number of mobile subscribers in the region. The increase was driven by the escalating number of affordable 3G handset models launched by manufacturers, the upgrade and...
- Pay-TV market thrives in Romania
Monitoring TV markets in Eastern Europe, one of the highest penetration rates observed in the region is that of Romania, where pay-TV subscribers represent over 80% of the total TV households in the country, followed by Hungary (80%) and Poland (71%). The key driver in the high adoption of pay-TV services is the highly...
- Where is the mouse?
An eye-controlled music interface, a navigating software interacting with the human body and a “mouseless” mouse — these are just a few of telecom innovations that InfoCom has been highlighting in its monthly update of its Telecom Innovations Service. While NTT Docomo came up with an eye-controlled music interface, Microsoft Labs’ and Carnegie Mellon University called their innovation “Skinput”, a prototype software that uses the human body as interface in navigating computers and mobile phones...
- Eastern Europe incumbents losing market share grip in fixed voice traffic
Alternative operators in Eastern Europe are emerging as a potent threat in the fixed voice traffic segment based on InfoCom’s latest Quarterly Fixed Voice Traffic Monitoring Service. Of the 10 countries being monitored, only BTC of Bulgaria and Teo LT of Lithuania were able to retain their shares (more than 90% in 2009) as far...
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