Augmented Reality in Telecom and ICT, New Report Launched

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The Augmented Reality in Telecom and ICT subscription service focuses on strategies, applications, competitive analysis and business assessment for Augmented Reality within telecom and ICT as well as various industry verticals.  In addition, Augmented Reality in Telecom and ICT provides the following benefits:

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Target Audience:

• Wireless carriers and other service providers
• Augmented Reality (AR) application developers
• Telemetry, Telematics, and vehicle monitoring companies
• Telecom (fixed and wireless) and ICT infrastructure providers
• Government agencies, regulatory authorities, and commissions

Spanning Over The  “Augmented Reality in Telecom and ICT” report Current Research - Evolution of Augmented Reality, Wearable Wireless, and Body Area Networks, Wearable Technology in Industry Verticals 2013-2018, Augmented Reality: Vendor Assessment, Market Analysis, and Forecast 2013 - 2016, Augmented Reality in Gaming and Entertainment, Brave New World: Convergence of Broadband, Location and Augmented Reality, Next Generation Augmented Reality Applications, Regulation and Policy for Wearable Augmented Reality, Wearable Augmented Reality: Google Glasses and Beyond, Mobile Commerce in Virtual and Augmented Reality, Augmented Reality in the Cloud, Augmented Reality in the Battlefield 2012 - 2016, Market Opportunity: Mobile Phone Augmented Reality, Augmented Reality in Vehicular Safety Systems, Market for Embedded Computing + M2M Solutions + Wearable Devices + Augmented Reality.

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3D printing technology market to grow at CAGR of 39.1% during 2013-2020 predicts new report

The multiple dimensional technologies have come a long way from two-dimensional (2D) to three-dimensional (3D) technologies. The 2D technology has had a long stay in the market; however, technological advancements have developed the 3D technology to the extent that it is being used in multiple applications, namely 3D Printing Industry, Entertainment, Healthcare, Government and Defense, Aerospace, Industrial and Manufacturing and Architecture. Entertainment has been the most dominant application in the market, and it is expected that entertainment would continue to lead the market in the forecast period. The forecast for 3D ready display devices shipment for the next few years suggests that the 3D market would grow at a respectable rate between the period 2013 and 2020. The sales were around 53 million units in 2011, and it is expected that the sales would grow to around 250 million units in 2020, mainly due to popularity of auto-stereoscopic displays in televisions and mobile phones. Furthermore, auto-stereoscopic displays market is going to directly impact the overall 3D display technology market as it is the maximum revenue generating segment.

The cost of 3D technology is higher as compared to 2D; however, there has been a considerable price correction in the last two years, For example, the average price of 3D television with glasses was $2,500 in 2011, which reduced to $2,000 in 2013. Looking at the potential of the technology, many governments are breathing life into 3D printing technology. Due to the favorable market situations, the 3D printing technology market is taking a huge leap, and is growing at CAGR of 39.1% during 2013-2020.

This report discuss various application segments of 3D technology market such as 3D printing industry, entertainment, healthcare, Government and Defense, Aerospace, automobile and industrial and others(E-education, Forensic). Healthcare industry will be major contributor for 3D technology markets revenue, and growing at CAGR of 22.7% CAGR during 2013-2020. 3D display technology is highest revenue generating segment in 2020.

This report segmented the global 3D technology market into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and RoW. North America is expected to contribute 35.1% of revenue of the total 3D technology market.

Key companies included in company profiles are American Paper Optics, Inc. ,3D systems, Inc., Stratasys, Ltd, ExOne Company, Autodesk, Inc, Tom Tec Imaging System GmbH, Side Effect Software, Inc and Panasonic Corporation.

Key Benefits:

• In depth analysis of 3D technology market, segmented based on product, application and geography
• Estimation for 3D technology based on current market trends, 2012 and 2013.
• Porter’s five force analysis delivers insights into 3D technology market by analyzing supplier, buyer and substitutes.
• Report provides top winning strategies by analyzing the recent development in 3D technology market by key players.
• Patent analysis helps to indentify future trends in 3D technology market, and number of patent granted in various geographies.
• Top investment pockets in 3D printing technology application market by considering recent developments and investment in 3D printing R&D by various governments.
• Indentify the key challenges that must be addressed and overcome in 3D technology market to achieve fiscal successes.

Key Market Segements

By Product

• 3DPrinting (3D printer, 3D material)
• 3D glasses
• 3D display technology
• 3D imaging software
• 3D camera

By Application

• 3D printing Industry
• Entertainment
• Healthcare
• Automobile and industrial
• Government and defense
• Architecture
• Others(Forensic and E-education)

By Geography

• North America
• Europe
• Asia-Pacific
• RoW

Key Audiences

• Technology investors
• Research institutes
• 3D technology based product manufacturers
• Software developers
• Government and defense

Spanning Over 151 pages, 52 tables, 37 figures, “Three-Dimensional (3D) Technology Market by Products (3D Printing, 3D Glasses, 3D Cameras, 3D Displays), Applications (3D Printing Industry, Entertainment, Healthcare, Government and Defense, Aerospace, Industrial and Manufacturing, and Architecture)” report covering the Global 3d Technology Market Overview, Technology Market, By Product, 3d Technology, By Application, 3d Technology ,By Geography, Company Profiles. The report covered 8 companies - American Paper Optics, INC, 3D Systems, Inc., Stratasys Ltd, ExOne Company, Autodesk, Inc, TomTec Imaging Systems GmbH, Side Effects Software, Inc, Panasonic Corporation.

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Global Hadoop market to reach $50.2 billion by 2020 according to new report

Hadoop is a distributed processing technology used for Big Data analysis. Hadoop market is expanding at a significant rate, as Hadoop technology provides cost effective and quick solutions compared to traditional data analysis tools such as RDBMS. The Hadoop Market has great future prospects in trade and transportation, BFSI and retail sector. Global Hadoop market was valued at $1.5 billion in 2012, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 58.2% during 2013 to 2020 to reach $50.2 billion by 2020.

The major drivers for the market growth is the growing volume of structured and unstructured data, increasing demand for big data analytics and quick and affordable data processing services offered by Hadoop technology. Distributed computing and security issues in Hadoop Platform are acting as major restraints for growth of this market. Global Hadoop Market, on basis of product, is segmented into software, hardware and services. The services segment is the major contributor in the overall global Hadoop market revenue throughout the forecast period.

Hadoop Software Market Analysis

Hadoop software market is further categorized into application software, packaged software, management software and performance monitoring software. Application software currently is the largest segment in the global Hadoop software market. Major reason for such high revenue is its increasing implementation by developers to build real time applications.

Hadoop Hardware Market Analysis

Hadoop Hardware Market is segmented into servers, storage and network equipment market. Storage market generates the largest revenue in the overall Hadoop Hardware market. Technological advancement has led to more data generation; simultaneously, increasing amount of storage space required is resulting in the growth of Hadoop Hardware Storage market.

Hadoop Services Market Analysis

Hadoop Services market is sub-segmented into consulting services, Hadoop training and outsourcing services, integration and deployment services, and middleware and support services market. Consulting services market generates the largest revenue in the overall Hadoop services. The major factor contributing to this revenue is, increase of Big Data analytics in decision making and enterprise wide adoption of Hadoop technology.

Hadoop End-use Market Analysis

Global Hadoop Market is also segmented based on end-user application in various sectors such as manufacturing, BFSI, government sector, retail, trade and transportation, IT and ITES, media and entertainment, healthcare, hospitality and telecommunication. Hadoop technology deployment in government sector currently generates the largest revenue compared to other sectors. Governments have to handle large amount of data pertaining to the population, and implementing Hadoop technology for data analysis provides quick and cost-effective solutions for the same.

Hadoop Geographic Market Analysis

North America currently is the largest revenue generating geography in the Global Hadoop Market. Majority of Hadoop distribution organizations and technology vendors are located in North America. Asia Pacific region will have the fastest growth rate during the forecast period owing to its large IT services industry base.

Key Benefits

• This report gives a detailed analysis of drivers and factors limiting market expansion
• Projections are made for the next eight years by considering values for 2012 as reference
• Porter’s five forces and SWOT analysis discussed, would help in making strategic decisions
• Analysis of Key Market Players and Strategies adopted by them are dealt to give a deep dive intelligence on top contenders in the market
• Micro level analysis is conducted based on Product types, applications and geographies
• Comprehensive and quantitative data about changing market trends, competition and opportunities in Product and End User Application Market is provided in the report
• Identification of key investment pockets for applications Market.

Key Deliverables

• The global Hadoop market is segmented based on product, end user application and geography.

Market by Product

Software

• Application Software
• Packaged Software
• Management Software
• Performance Monitoring Software
• Hardware
• Servers
• Storage
• Network Equipment
• Services
• Consulting Services
• Hadoop Training and Outsourcing Services
• Integration and Deployment Services
• Middleware and Support Services

Market By End-User Application

• Manufacturing
• BFSI
• Retail
• Telecommunications
• Healthcare
• Government Sector
• Media and Entertainment
• Trade and Transportation
• IT and ITES
• Hospitality and Travel

Market By Geography

• North America
• Europe
• Asia Pacific
• RoW

Spanning Over 108 pages, 47 tables, 21 figures, “Global Hadoop Market (Hardware, Software, Services, HaaS, End User Application and Geography) - Industry Growth, Size, Share, Insights, Analysis, Research, Report, Opportunities, Trends and Forecasts Through 2020” report covering the Hadoop Market Overview, Global Hadoop Market By Type, Global Hadoop Market By End-User, Global Hadoop Market By Geography, Company Profiles. The report covered 10 companies - Amazon Web Services, Cisco Systems, Cloudera, Inc., Datameer, Inc., Hortonworks, Inc., Karmasphere, Inc., MapR Technologies, Pentaho Corporation, Teradata Corporation, MarkLogic.

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Big Data Leaders - 1010data, Cloudera, Hortonworks, NetApp, and Tableau Software, New Report Launched

Big Data represents a collection of data sets so large and complex that it becomes difficult to process using on-hand database management tool. It is also unstructured, meaning that it is not tabulated, correlated, etc. (e.g. it does not have a pre-defined data model or is not organized in a pre-defined manner).

Big Data technologies enable organizations to handle huge datasets and generate information/insights from them with minimal delay time (sometimes in real-time).

Leading companies in Big Data are the already making great strides and will surely represent the forbearers of many great solutions yet to come.

For each company evaluated in this report we include the following:

• Company Overview
• Offering Analysis
• Strategies and Plans
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Partnerships and Alliances
• Financial and Operational Review
• Key Contract Wins Assessment
• Analysis and Conclusions

Target Audience:

• Big Data and analytics companies
• Data as a Service (DaaS) companies
• Cloud-based service providers of all types
• Data processing and management companies
• Application Programmer Interface (API) companies
• Public investment organizations including investment banks
• Private investment including hedge funds and private equity

Spanning Over 95 pages , “Big Data Leaders - 1010data, Cloudera, Hortonworks, NetApp, and Tableau Software” report covering the Big Data: An Overview, Big Data: Market Trends And Forecast, Tableau Software, Netapp, Cloudera, Hortonworks, 1010data. The report covered 5 companies - 1010data, Cloudera, Hortonworks, NetApp, Tableau.

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Benin - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband, New Report Launched

The Benin - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband report includes all Publisher research data and analysis on this country. Covering trends and developments in telecommunications, mobile, internet, broadband, infrastructure and regulation.

Technology-neutral license awards in 2013 strengthen the broadband market

This annual report provides a comprehensive overview of trends and developments in Benin’s telecommunications market. Subjects covered include:

• Key statistics
• Market and industry 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
• Mobile voice and data markets
• Average Revenue per User
• Internet and broadband development
• Convergence (voice/data, fixed/wireless/mobile).

The telecom market in Benin continues to face considerable hurdles to overcome the country’s poor fixed-line infrastructure. Nevertheless, recent developments suggest that the sector will be transformed in coming years, with services made more widely available, at far cheaper prices, than hitherto. This has the potential to transform many areas of the country’s economy, bringing a greater proportion of the population into the orbit of internet commerce and connectivity.

The third submarine cable system, which came online in 2012, has substantially reduced the cost of international bandwidth. The fixed-line monopoly operator Benin Telecoms has also expanded its fixed-wireless and DSL-based broadband services in recent years, extending its national fibre backbone and international fibre connections. Long-established plans to privatise the company have thus far come to nought, though the government is developing its strategy to sell of the company’s assets, including the mobile services unit Libercom which will be spun off as a new entity with separate assets.

The mobile telephony sector enjoys effective competition between Libercom, South Africa’s MTN, Etisalat’s Moov, Globacom’s Glo Mobile, and Bell Benin. Competition among these players has pushed market penetration above 90% by mid-2013.

Although fixed-line internet services have been available in Benin since 1995, access is limited a small proportion of the population. By mid-2013, fixed-line internet represented only about 10% of all accesses: most connectivity is through the mobile networks.

The country’s first licence for 3G and 4G mobile broadband services was awarded in early 2012. In May 2013 the government launched a tender for ‘Universal Service Licenses’. In the following month licenses were awarded to MTN and Etisalat’s Moov. The licences are technology neutral, enabling the operators to offer services based on 3G, LTE and mobile WiMAX technologies.

The vast majority of mobile subscribers are prepaid: by mid-2013 there were about 35,000 contract subscribers, representing only about 0.4% of the total subscriber base.

Market highlights:

• New technology-neutral license awards in 2013 to promote broadband connectivity;
• Second international submarine fibre optic cable offers pricing competition;
• Plans advance to sell off Libercom as a separate company;
• Strong growth in the number of mobile internet accesses.

Key developments:

Etisalat Moov launches 3G services, introduces its ‘Flous’ m-commerce service; Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation donate funds to a mobile vaccine registry program; report includes telcos’ operating data to Q2 2013; regulator’s market data to June 2013; market developments to March 2014.

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Spanning Over 28 pages, 24 tables, 3 charts and 2 exhibits, “Benin - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband” report covering the Key statistics, Telecommunications market, Regulatory environment, Fixed-line operators in Benin, International infrastructure, Internet market, Broadband market, Convergence, Mobile communications. The report covered 18 companies - MTN, Moov (Telecel), Libercom, BBCom (Bell Benin), Glo Mobile (Globacom), Benin Telecoms (OPT), Kanakoo (BeninNet), Isoce, EIT, FirstNet, Arts Bobo, Sobiex Informatique, Global Trading Agency, Afripa, Telecom, Thuraya, Nitel, Suburban Telecom, CEB.

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Madagascar - Growth Is Expected to Return to Stagnating Telecoms Market, New Report Launched

Madagascar's exposure to the global economic crisis was amplified by political instability following a controversial change of government in 2009. The economy has remained weak since then which has led to weaker subscriber growth in the telecoms sector, reduced consumer spending and, as a consequence, intensified price competition between the three GSM mobile network operators - Orange, Bharti Airtel (formerly Zain) and Telma, the incumbent telco. A fourth mobile operator, Madamobil, launched a CDMA-based network in 2010 but its licence was revoked in 2012.

GDP growth is currently expected to steadily rise back to levels of around 5% by 2016/17, which should lead to renewed growth especially in the mobile and broadband market. Plans to exploit and export crude oil, gas and other natural resources may deliver a boost to the economy.

Positive developments in the internet and broadband sector have begun following the arrival of the first international submarine fibre optic cables, LION and EASSy on the island in 2009 and 2010. This ended the country's dependency on satellites for international connections, bringing down the cost of international bandwidth and making internet access more affordable to a wider part of the population.

A national fibre backbone is being implemented connecting the major cities. Wireless broadband access networks are being rolled out, enabling converged voice, data and entertainment services. The launch of third generation (3G) mobile broadband services has enabled the mobile operators to reverse their rapidly declining average revenue per user (ARPU).

The fixed-line sector has been undergoing a revolution following the privatisation of Telma. Major investments have been made, the number of fixed lines has multiplied, albeit from a very low base. ADSL2+ broadband services have been introduced and the decline in fixed-line revenue has been successfully reversed. Despite these positive developments, the national telco is considering various divestiture options.

Penetration rates in all market sectors are still below African averages, promising excellent growth potential.

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Honduras - Hondutel Expected Continued Losses For 2013 Despite Management Shakeup, New Report Launched

Among the poorest countries in Central America, Honduras has long been plagued by an unstable political framework which has rendered telecom reform difficult. Reform is critical if the country is to address some of the least impressive market statistics in the region.

The country has been on the cusp of bankruptcy for several years, and though a group of banks had written off US$3.5 billion of debt in 2007 accumulated debt since then has reached US$5 billion. The economic plight has contributed to crises within the government, with no consensus on how to formulate a budget for 2013.

These practical difficulties have had real effects on the country's telecom market. Fixed-line teledensity at only 7% is significantly lower than the Latin American and Caribbean average. Poor fixed-line infrastructure has been exacerbated by low investment and difficulties in local terrain which have made investment in rural areas unattractive or uneconomical. As a consequence, the internet has been slow to develop in Honduras: DSL and cable modem technologies are available but relatively expensive, while higher speed services are largely restricted to the major urban centres. Nevertheless, the demand for broadband is steadily increasing and there are has been some investment in network upgrades to fibre-based infrastructure, though this is restricted to the main cities. Poor fixed-line connectivity has also inhibited the take-up of VoIP, which would otherwise be a preferred communications medium to expensive domestic calls.

On the positive side, these factors have encouraged consumer take-up of mobile services, a sector where there is lively competition supported by international investment and know-how. As a result, mobile penetration is about 20% above the regional average. Revenue from the mobile sector looks promising in coming years as operators invest in their networks, expanding their reach and upgrading their capabilities to accommodate mobile broadband services. Mobile data as a proportion of overall mobile revenue is likely to double in 2013, though low-end SMS services will continue to account for the bulk of data revenue for some years.

Political developments during the last few years have not facilitated the much-needed reform of legislation governing the telecoms sector.

Partly this is due to political stalemate and ineffective legislators, but underlying the difficulties are the close ties between executives at the incumbent Hondutel and key members of the government. Charges of bribery and corruption are rife, and though the framework for reforming the Telecommunications Act remains before the Honduran Congress, there is little prospect of effective change in the short term which would bring about a properly competitive and fair market for some services.

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Angola Telecom Plans to Return to Profitability in 2015 With Government Assistance, New Report Launched

Angola is the second-largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa. With peace restored in 2002 after decades of civil war, foreign investment has multiplied and the mobile market has soared despite a continued duopoly between Unitel and Angola Telecom's Movicel. Intensified competition from a new unified licensing regime could accelerate growth further. Several multinational operators have expressed interest in taking up a licence or other strategic investments in Angola in the US$100 million range.

Competition was also introduced in the underdeveloped fixed-line market, but launch delays and consolidation among the newly licensed players have led to a duopoly in this sector as well between Angola Telecom (AT) and Mercury Telecom. After three years of loss-making operations, Telecom Namibia pulled out of its investment in fixed-wireless operator Mundo Startel, citing regulatory obstacles.

EV-DO and WiMAX-based fixed-wireless as well as 3G and 4G (LTE) mobile broadband services are now also providing more internet access choices for consumers, competing with AT's ADSL, cable modem and Fibre to the Home (FttH) services. Prices have started to come down with the landing of WACS, the second international fibre optic submarine cable in the country, following years of monopolisation by AT of SAT-3/WASC, the only international cable serving the country until 2012. The operators have budgeted billions of US$ in investments into mobile broadband and national fibre backbone networks for the period 2013-15.

Angola Telecom is going through a restructuring process with the help of international consultants, which is seen as a step towards greater liberalisation of the country's telecom market, improved efficiency of the national telco and its eventual privatisation. A majority stake in its mobile unit, Movicel has already been sold to private investors and a migration from CDMA to GSM/UMTS/LTE technology has delivered a boost to the mobile market in the past two years. AT has national and international fibre, copper and satellite infrastructure assets worth billions of US$. As part of the restructuring program, the government injected more than US$300 million into the company in 2012. Angola is preparing to launch its first own communications satellite into orbit in 2014.

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Mobile Commerce - Current State and Future Prospects for Wireless Carriers, New Report Launched

Mobile commerce is a huge opportunity for wireless carriers as they position themselves to leverage both existing technologies/solutions, such as NFC, as well as emerging ones, such as smart shopping apps and related services.

This report provides critical information for wireless carriers and the entire ecosystem including infrastructure suppliers, software developers, application and service providers.

The report assesses the current state of mobile commerce and provides a vision of the anticipated future opportunities in both existing service/application areas as well as emerging areas.

Report Audience

• Mobile Cellular Carriers
• Wireless Device Manufacturers
• Wireless Infrastructure Providers
• Commerce, Content and Application Providers

Spanning over 57 pages, “Mobile Commerce - Current State and Future Prospects for Wireless Carriers” report covering The Mobile Commerce Offerings, Mobile Commerce Vendors, Wireless Carriers in Mobile Commerce Today, Future of Mobile Commerce for Carriers, Conclusions.

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Subscriber Data Management (SDM) meets Big Data - Opportunities for Wireless Carriers 2014 – 2018, New Report Launched

Wireless carriers utilize Subscriber Data Management (SDM) systems to consolidate data in a single virtual data store with centralized administration, management and reporting.  The “Big” part of Big Data comes from the fact that it is a collection of data sets so large and complex that it becomes difficult to process using on-hand database management tools.  However, Big Data is also unstructured, meaning that it does not have a pre-defined data model or is not organized in a pre-defined manner.  These two things taken together make Big Data a big challenge, but also a big opportunity for wireless carriers with SDM.

This report focuses on the opportunities for wireless carriers to leverage their SDM systems to mine Big Data, perform analytics, and gain business intelligence.  The report covers the opportunities for wireless carriers to leverage intelligence gained for various new market opportunities such as selling data to trusted third parties and other business-to-business ventures that incremental to their traditional lines of business.

The report provides key assessment of important issues such as data quality, integrity, security, and privacy.  Key issues such as Data Anonymization are addressed along with the benefits and potential pitfalls.  The report includes forecasts for 2014 – 2018 for wireless carrier investment in analytics as well as overall Big Data revenue.

Report Audience

• Big Data Companies
• Mobile Cellular Carriers
• Wireless Device Manufacturers
• Wireless Infrastructure Providers
• Commerce, Content and Application Providers

Spanning over 68 pages “Subscriber Data Management (SDM) meets Big Data - Opportunities for Wireless Carriers 2014 - 2018” report provide Wireless Carriers and SDM, Related Wireless Carrier OSS and Performance Systems, Wireless Carriers and Big Data, Market Outlook and Forecasts, Conclusions.

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Enterprise Mobility - Wireless Carrier offerings Beyond MDM and BYOD Management, New Report Launched

Enterprise Mobility has been one of the most important issues for corporate IT department for the last few years and is expected to continue to be a top priority.  Technology marches on while enterprise mobility divisions wrestle with BYOD, mobile device management, and other issues.

It is of the upmost importance for fortune 1000 companies to stay abreast of the latest strategies for maintaining employee satisfaction while preserving the integrity of corporate assets and the security/privacy of enterprise data including customer information.  This report provides the enterprise IT leader with information necessary to make good decisions, the wireless carrier with guidance in terms of corporate needs, and the vendor with information about feature/functionality necessary for their platforms and cloud-based services.

Report Audience

• Mobile Cellular Carriers
• Wireless Device Manufacturers
• Wireless Infrastructure Providers
• Commerce, Content and Application Providers

Spanning over 43 pages “Enterprise Mobility - Wireless Carrier offerings Beyond MDM and BYOD Management” report provide Mobile Device Diversity Management, Wireless Carriers and Enterprise, Market Outlook and Forecasts, Conclusions.

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The Netherlands - Market Consolidation Leads To Improved Services And Lower Customer Costs, New Report Launched

The mature Dutch telecom market has one of the most progressive broadband sectors in the world, with effective cross-platform competition stimulated by numerous fibre deployments. There is also strong competition in the mobile sector, and a progressive digital TV platform with the services of the dominant cable companies being complemented by KPN's Digitenne and IPTV offerings.

With the broadband penetration rate among the highest in the world, the Netherlands benefits from comprehensive DSL and cable networks and a government-stimulated emphasis on fibre network roll-outs. The acquisition by Liberty Global of the remaining shares in Ziggo will provide a competitor to KPN with near national reach, stimulating each operator to upgrade their networks to avoid churn and retain their customer base. In this environment, customers can anticipate improved network capabilities in coming years, and competitive pricing for services.

The Dutch TV market benefits from a comprehensive cable network reaching almost all TV homes, together with upgraded DSL networks which provide IPTV services to most households. The country was the first to complete the move to DTTV broadcasting, in late 2006. Its excellent broadband infrastructure also forms the bedrock of popular bundled services offered by KPN and the cable services of Ziggo and UPC Nederland.

The Netherlands has continued to show growth in the mobile market. In common with other advanced European markets, the 3G and 4G sectors are the main drivers for subscriber growth, with much emphasis among operators to extend their LTE footprints nationally.

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