Telecommunications: market research reports

... revision of tables and forecasts. The telecom sector in Laos still has issues to address. The rate of regulatory reform continues to be well behind wider industry development, even for a developing economy like Laos. ...  |  read more...

... and industry overviews; Detailed profile of the monopoly telecom provider in the country; Plans for privatisation and market liberalisation; Government policies affecting the telecoms industry; Regulatory environment; Infrastructure development; Convergence (voice/data, fixed/wireless/mobile). Internet and broadband ...  |  read more...

... both the mobile and fixed-broadband sectors. Competition is improving as alternative operators engage in infrastructure-based competition. Wireless local loop and fibre operators have been most active in this area. Although the incumbent Ukrtelecom remains the ...  |  read more...

... anddecreasing minutes of use. In addition to the expansion of the scope and functionality of m-commercesystems, we expect operators explore new mobile-crossover opportunities in other industries, such ashealth, agriculture, education and entertainment. Key Data Kenya's ...  |  read more...

... One of the highest growth potential telecom markets in Africa; Key statistics; Market and industry overviews; Government policies affecting the telecoms industry; Market liberalisation and regulatory issues; The impact of the global economic crisis; Telecoms ...  |  read more...

... agendafor 2014. BMI believes that operators will increase their focus on data, network speed and content over2014, seeing subscribers offered an increasing range of services and building revenue opportunities foroperators. In the mobile sector, we ...  |  read more...

... the nextdecade. This poses a downside risk to our subscriptions growth outlook on the back of a higher negative netmigration rate. In view of this development, we reiterate our view that Kuwaiti telecoms services providers,particularly ...  |  read more...

... financial crisis which hit the operator's parent company, while the government's indebtedness has obliged it to rein in investment in infrastructure. Telecom sector revenue fell 2.7% in the year to September 2012, affecting the ability ...  |  read more...

... developed one of the most dynamic telecommunications markets in the world. The Special Administrative Region has one of the world's highest penetrations in mobiles, internet and broadband. Hong Kong's regulator, the Office of the Communications ...  |  read more...

... There is also strong competition in the mobile sector, and a progressive digital TV platform with the services of the two dominant cable companies being complemented by KPN's Digitenne and IPTV offerings. This report introduces ...  |  read more...

... The infrastructure that is now being built offers a range of features such as ubiquitousness, affordability, low latency, high speed and high capacity. It will link millions of devices, such as sensors, that will enable ...  |  read more...

... substantial advantage over the incumbent in net additions to their networks. All operators have moved to IP-based Next Generation Networks after substantial investments. This report examines Japanese national and international infrastructure including submarine cables; CATV; ...  |  read more...