DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "World Telecommunications Outlook" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.
Mobile and broadband subscriptions continue to rise, albeit at a slowing pace, while fixed-line connections fall, in most of the 60 countries covered by our global telecoms forecasts. With mobile data traffic outstripping voice, however, operators will continue to focus on acquiring spectrum to facilitate the rollout of fourth-generation/long-term evolution (4G/LTE) networks during the forecast period to 2020.
They will also work to increase mobile broadband access in developing countries. Creating more ways of capturing revenue from services and content delivered over operator networks will prove increasingly important: demand for data and the sheer growth in it will continue to drive investment and create opportunities to generate revenue.
Although global mobile penetration has room to grow, the maturity of the market will force companies to focus less on gaining customers and more on providing additional services to existing clients, in the form of "smart" applications and technology. The growth of a range of mobile applications, such as mobile education, health and mobile payment systems, will also spur innovation and investment.
Key Topics Covered:
- World Telecommunications Outlook
- World telecommunications outlook: Key forecasts
- World telecommunications outlook: Infrastructure and networks
- World telecommunications outlook: Services and content
- World telecommunications outlook: Connected devices
- World telecommunications outlook: Policy and regulation
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