2. Revenue will grow from $2.1 trillion in 2014 to $2.4
trillion in 2019.
Demand for the latest wireless devices and higher
bandwidth are driving telecommunications services growth
Shift to cloud-based solutions is enriching the value of the
network.
Global mobile subscriptions 6 billion
Asia-Pacific 3 billion
The 4G technology WiMax saw the beginning in Asia.
Broadband penetration of the world’s population is 10% .
Operators will pay more attention to the business
opportunity of “M2M”
IPTV (Internet Protocol TV) penetration 1% globally.
Mobile handset market $200 billion.
10. The traditional distinction between local and long distance telephone
service, as well as the demarcation between voice, record, data and video
services, is fast disappearing. Changes are taking place on the international
scene as the conventional separation between local, national and global
communication.
13. Dramatically change the dynamics of players.
Needed to keep pace by creating products
and services meeting these demands.
In developed countries, future growth will
depend on industrial and political capacity for
institutional and consumer reaction to new
value based services.
21. Process of lowering the level of imposed regulation to promote
liberalization and competition among market players
logical step to sustain the further development of the industry by
enabling a lasting competitive market environment
Deregulation has changed the telecommunications industry by
transforming local and long distance
monopolies into highly competitive suppliers of communications
offerings.
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 in the United States coincided with
decreased regulations in countries around the world.
Impact of Deregulation
The role of government would change from regulator to
surveillance, mandating full access or interconnection so that there are
as many suppliers as possible, and preventing collusive behavior.
A new paradigm is emerging for international trade in
telecommunications
23. Revenue Metric
ARPU (average revenue per user)
ARPPU (Average Revenue Per Paying User)
AMPU (the average profit margin per user)
Cost Model
heavy capital investments to create
wired, wireless, or broadband infrastructure and
networks.
Capital-intensive business with high fixed costs
and lower variable or incremental costs
28. Rise of Cloud Services
Your Smartphone
Wireless Network Infrastructure
Mobile traffic forecasts
Mobile M2M
Telco 2.0 New Business Models
The Telecom Consumer in 2020
Enterprise Mobility Will Become $140 Billion
Market
Big Data
Emphasis of manufacturing base
