Telecom ICT Spend in South Africa—Financial Services Sector

How Financial Services Providers Optimise Emerging Technologies to Improve Access to Services and Reduce Costs

INDUSTRY
Telecom

RELEASE DATE
07-May-2015
REGION
Africa
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Market Research

RESEARCH CODE
9AC0-00-0D-00-00
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TE00258-AF-MR_01369
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This research service provides an analysis of ICT spend by the financial services sector in South Africa. The objective of the study is to contextualize ICT investment within the sector across 8 categories: cellular connectivity, cloud services, data centres, fixed and non-cellular connectivity, IT hardware, managed services, systems integration, and sector-specific technologies. The analysis includes an overview of the financial services sector, drivers and restraints, and technology trends driving investment in ICT, highlighting both the current and future spend from 2015 to 2019. The base year for analysis is 2014.

Key Findings

Research Overview

Research Overview (continued)

Research Aim and Objectives

Research Scope

Research Scope (continued)

Market Definitions

Market Definitions (continued)

Market Definitions (continued)

Global Financial Services Sector at a Glance

South Africa’s Financial Services Sector at a Glance

Overview of the Financial Services Value Chain

Overview of the Financial Services Value Chain (continued)

Technology Trends Shaping ICT Spend in Financial Services

Evolution of Multi-channel Banking

Mobile Payment Technologies

Cloud Services in South African Banking (Trends)

Overview of Enterprise ICT Spend by Sector

ICT Spend in Financial Services Sector

ICT Spend in Financial Services Sector—5-year Forecast

ICT Spend in Financial Services—Key Takeaways

Market Drivers

Market Drivers Explained

Market Drivers (continued)

Market Restraints

Market Restraints

Market Restraints (continued)

The Last Word

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ICT Spend in South Africa by Sector

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This research service provides an analysis of ICT spend by the financial services sector in South Africa. The objective of the study is to contextualize ICT investment within the sector across 8 categories: cellular connectivity, cloud services, data centres, fixed and non-cellular connectivity, IT hardware, managed services, systems integration, and sector-specific technologies. The analysis includes an overview of the financial services sector, drivers and restraints, and technology trends driving investment in ICT, highlighting both the current and future spend from 2015 to 2019. The base year for analysis is 2014.
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