... market players in Qatar. It also includes a market outlook, focusing on key trends such as: the challenges Qatar will face in providing nationwide fibre coverage by 2015; and mobile operators' focus on higher-income subscribers.  |  read more...

... However Kuwait is one of the few remaining countries in the Middle East where a government ministry, the Ministry of Communications (MoC), acts as both monopoly operator of fixed-line services and regulator. Some competition has ...  |  read more...

... battering. Since the civil conflict began in 2011, the telephone and Internet lines in Syria have been cut a number of times and there are regular reports of Internet blackouts across the country. Broadband users ...  |  read more...

... underway. This project is expected to be implemented by 2015 and will see the installation of 400,000 ADSL and telephone lines across the country. In addition, new transmission stations are being installed to support WiMAX ...  |  read more...

... has been a major beneficiary of government policies to diversify Qatar's economy away fromhydrocarbons, notably through ictQATAR's ICT-2015 strategy and the government's push to build smartcities. These government initiatives have led to ambitious investments in ...  |  read more...

... Corp., Microsoft Corp., Oracle Corp., Accenture plc, Acer Inc., Al Rabban Computer Technology, Almana Computer Services WLL, Apple Inc., Argus Technologies, CA Technologies Inc., Capgemini SA, Cisco Systems Ltd., Dell Inc., Delta Computer, Epicor Corp., ...  |  read more...

... - Forecast Analysis to 2013 - 2020 This report presents a complete market study of the global commercial airport baggage handling system (BHS) market from 2013 to 2020. It also provides the factors that drive ...  |  read more...

... leading banks. Emirates NBD, which operates the largest ATM network in the UAE, partnered with Western Union in July 2013 to offer money transfer services through its ATM machines. With the UAE population comprising a ...  |  read more...

... expensive Internet access as well as costly and patchy mobile services; the situation is slowly changing with Internet speeds now increasing, mobile call costs coming down and capped data plans being introduced. Lebanon's government is ...  |  read more...

... and growing acceptance of hypermarket retailing will help to stimulate sales, while a growing population is attracting more large retailers. Growing demand for high-end smartphones continues to compensate for stagnant sales of feature phones. Rising ...  |  read more...

... Body Aircrafts, Narrow Body Aircrafts), Marine Electronic Charts Licensing Mode (PAYS, Direct), Geography (APAC, Europe, North America, South America, Middle East and Africa) Forecast and Analysis, 2014-2020 The electronic cartography market research report categorizes the ...  |  read more...

... to the latest device and solimiting the market's growth. Furthermore, the Iranian government is keen to restrict access tointernational internet content, creating a national internet network that will bypass international gatewaysand cut off large swathes ...  |  read more...

... port shipments and revenue. Revenue forecasts for the EMEA market are provided according to the technology (Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, 10GbE, and 40GbE), Open Systems Interconnection [OSI] layer (layers 2, 3, and 4-7) and form ...  |  read more...