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The Global Mobile industry faces diverse opportunities and challenges in 2014.
The ongoing development of wireless services offers the telecoms industry the largest ray of hope for growth in 2014. Mobile subscriptions are expected to surpass the actual world population due to the number of multiple subscriptions held by consumers and the developing markets will continue to offer opportunities for further growth. However the wireless sector is not without its challenges with the rise of Over-The-Top (OTT) service providers the biggest threat to the traditional players going forward.
This annual report offers a wealth of information on the global mobile sector and is a valuable resource of insights, examples, statistics and trends. The report provides valuable information on the Global Mobile Communications Industry including key industry statistics at a global and regional level; insights into the activities of the operators and identification of trends and opportunities. It also includes a global overview of handset, smartphone, touchscreen tablets and wearable technology. It provides insights into the BRIC markets and a case study on the emerging market of Myanmar.
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We already see interesting developments occurring as a result of the OTT players. For example both mobile VoIP apps and mobile Instant Messaging (IM) are OTT services representing a potential threat to mobile operators’ call revenues. Mobile VoIP has been under-development for a number of years and the offerings for these services have improved over time. Other forms of messaging beyond operator SMS are gaining ground as well, particularly free messaging services offered by social networks and free apps such as Whatsapp, for example.
Brazil, Russia, India and China have long been recognized as key markets for opportunities for telecoms – due partially to their large populations and increased globalization. In 2014 the industry is again focusing heavily on the BRIC markets. Over the last year or so, the international telecom community has also shown unprecedented interest in the emerging market of Myanmar (Burma). Major changes have taken place in Myanmar’s telecom sector and the government’s plans to liberalise the market have certainly moved quickly. Browse complete Table of Contents of this report “” @ http://www.marketreportsonline.com/67158-toc.html.
1. Global Mobile Market – Trends and Statistics
2. Smartphones and Handsets Trends and Statistics
3. Messaging Trends and Statistics
4. Customer Experience and Tariffs
5. Case Study – International Interest in Myanmar
6. Regional Overviews
List of Tables
List of Charts
List of Exhibits
Browse other report Middle East - Mobile Voice and Mobile Operators Market (http://www.marketreportsonline.com/56375.html) which covers the mobile telephony and mobile data markets in each of the following countries: Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Yemen.
Generally across the Middle East mobile penetration levels are high; creating an environment where it is increasingly harder for operators to grow mobile voice revenue. In addition, the rise of Over-The-Top (OTT) service providers and introduction of MVNOs in some markets is creating increased competition for existing operators. To address these challenges, operators are trying different strategies such as moving into fixed services, expanding into other countries, improving mobile packages or focusing on mobile broadband services.
While the region has matured in terms of mobile subscriber penetration; this tech-savvy population has been quick to embrace smart phones, creating one of the hottest markets for smart phone growth worldwide, behind Latin America. Browse complete Table of Contents of this report “” @ http://www.marketreportsonline.com/56375-toc.htm .
1. Middle East Mobile Overview
2. Bahrain
3. Iran
4. Iraq
5. Israel
6. Jordan
7. Kuwait
8. Lebanon
9. Oman
10. Qatar
11. Saudi Arabia
12. Syria
13. Turkey
14. United Arab Emirates
15. Yemen
List of Tables
Looking at some of the countries individually; we can see that while Bahrain possesses one of the smallest markets in the Middle East, its telecoms market is arguably one the most developed. Early to liberalise its market, it is one of the most open in the region, underpinned by a relatively well-developed regulatory environment.
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