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2011 Australian Mobile Communications Market Outlook
2011 Australian Mobile Communications Market Outlook
Market Sees a Further Shift from Voice to Data
RELEASE DATE
01-Feb-2013
01-Feb-2013
REGION
Asia Pacific
Asia Pacific
Research Code: P614-01-00-00-00
SKU: TE00436-AP-MR_02094
$4,950.00
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SKU
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Description
The Australian telecommunications market is a typically mature market in a developed country. The mobile communications market in Australia, following other developed economies, is continuing to see a further shift in focus from voice to more data-orientated services, and this is driven by increasing smartphone adoption and faster networks. Meanwhile, competition among mobile operators is set to further intensify, resulting in lower mobile call charges for customers. This research service outlook provides a market overview; analyzes the market’s external challenges, drivers and restraints of the market; and offers the market forecast and trends.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Executive Summary—Market Engineering Measurements
Executive Summary—Market Engineering Measurements
Executive Summary—CEO’s Perspective
Market Overview—Definitions
Market Overview—Key Questions This Study Will Answer
Drivers and Restraints
Drivers Explained
Drivers Explained (continued)
Drivers Explained (continued)
Restraints Explained
Restraints Explained (continued)
Restraints Explained (continued)
Australia Country Overview
Industry Changes in 2010
Market Engineering Measurements
Australian Mobile Communications and Broadband Penetration Rates in the APAC Context
Australian Mobile Communications and Broadband Penetration Rates in the APAC Context—Discussion
Australian Mobile Revenue CAGR and Mobile Penetration Rate in the APAC Context
Australian Mobile Revenue CAGR and Mobile Penetration Rate in the APAC Context—Discussion
Australian Mobile Subscribers and Mobile Subscription Penetration Rate
Australian Mobile Subscribers and Mobile Subscription Penetration Rate—Discussion
Australian Mobile and Prepaid as a Percent of Total Subscriptions
Australian Mobile and Prepaid as a Percent of Total Subscriptions—Discussion
Australian Mobile Revenue Forecast
Australian Mobile Revenue Forecast—Discussion
Australian Mobile Services ARPU Trends
Australian Mobile Services ARPU Trends—Discussion
Australian Average Revenue per User by Voice and Data as a Percent of ARPU
Australian Average Revenue per User by Voice and Data as a Percent of ARPU—Discussion
Comparison of Data as a Percent of ARPU
Australian Mobile MOU Evolution
Australian Mobile MOU Evolution—Discussion
Australian Mobile Subscribers by Technology
Australian Mobile Subscribers by Technology—Discussion
Australian Mobile Communications Market—Market Share Analysis
Australian Mobile Communications Market—Market Share Evolution
Australian Mobile Communications Market—Competitive Growth Analysis
Australian Mobile Communications Market—Competitive Growth Analysis
Australian Prepaid and Postpaid Market Share by Subscribers
Australian Mobile Market—Competitive Environment
Top Competitors
Competitive Factors and Assessment
The Last Word—Three Big Predictions
Legal Disclaimer
Market Engineering Methodology
Popular Topics
The Australian telecommunications market is a typically mature market in a developed country. The mobile communications market in Australia, following other developed economies, is continuing to see a further shift in focus from voice to more data-orientated services, and this is driven by increasing smartphone adoption and faster networks. Meanwhile, competition among mobile operators is set to further intensify, resulting in lower mobile call charges for customers. This research service outlook provides a market overview; analyzes the markets external challenges, drivers and restraints of the market; and offers the market forecast and trends.
| No Index | Yes |
|---|---|
| Podcast | No |
| Author | Serene Chan |
| Industries | Telecom |
| WIP Number | P614-01-00-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |