Broadband: market research reports

... the Public Safety industry. As a result Public Safety agencies, vendors and service provider are heavily investing in Public Safety LTE, with commercial deployments in both the North America and the Middle East region. While ...  |  read more...

... country's penetration data hides the fact that about one quarter of the population has no mobile phone at all, while many Peruvians especially urban dwellers have multiple mobile subscriptions. Three companies compete in the mobile ...  |  read more...

... speeds. Nevertheless, the incumbent Movistar (formerly Telefónica) has launched 30Mb/s services, while some cablecos provide 100Mb/s. The regulator has in recent years promoted fibre network sharing, in 2013 developing a pricing structure for shared fibre ...  |  read more...

... market in 2012 and 1H13, as well as market forecasts for 2013–2017. While revenue for data communication services increases, revenue for voice communication services is decreasing at a faster rate than the data revenue increase. ...  |  read more...

... future direction of the NBN. For a start, the Minister asked NBN Co to carry out its own review first, based on the original specifications of the NBN it being a majority FttP rollout. This ...  |  read more...

... indicators. For example, mobile penetration is the fourth lowest in the region after Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua. This, however, is no less than would be expected considering Bolivia's GDP per capita is likewise the region's ...  |  read more...

... include: Key statistics; Market and industry overviews; Market estimates to end-2014; The impact of the global economic crisis; Government policies affecting the telecoms industry; Market liberalisation and regulatory issues; Telecoms operators privatisation, IPOs, acquisitions, new ...  |  read more...

... cable broadband restricted to a single operator with a network concentrated in a few key towns. Ongoing investment in DOCSIS3.0 technology may encourage churn from DSL networks in the cable footprint areas, given the relatively ...  |  read more...

... (DSL), wireless and fibre. The country's fibre sector has also become one of the strongest in Europe in recent years. Increasing broadband take up is fostering development of Romania's internet society, encompassing e-commerce, e-government and ...  |  read more...

... overviews; The impact of the global economic crisis; Government policies affecting the telecoms industry; Market liberalisation and regulatory issues; Telecoms operators privatisation, acquisitions, new licences; Major players (fixed, mobile and broadband); Infrastructure development; Internet and ...  |  read more...

... and industry overviews; Government policies affecting the telecoms industry; Market liberalisation and regulatory issues; Telecoms operators privatisation, acquisitions, new licences; Infrastructure development; Major players (fixed, mobile and broadband); Internet and broadband development and growth; Convergence ...  |  read more...

... in the spotlight in the past year. This study analyzes the past developments and future outlook of public WiFi services in Western Europe. It discusses changes in terms of business models and usage profiles. It ...  |  read more...

... years before these developments will be completed. However, these infrastructure deployments will set the stage for many new developments utilising high-speed broadband networks. The uptake of fibre was slow during the first year as such ...  |  read more...