Global Telecoms - The Big Picture and Key Industry Statistics

1. Global Telecoms: The Big Picture and Key Industry Statistics

2. Summary In 2015 the global telecoms industry continues to grow from strength to strength. While the operators may struggle to grow significant revenues; the underlying trends of mobile broadband; M2M; Cloud computing; OTT services and Big Data management continue to propel the broader telecoms sector ahead. Fixed broadband is also making headway with the majority of countries now having a national broadband network plan or policy in place. Mobile penetration continues to vary widely throughout the world. In Europe, nearly 80% of the population were unique mobile subscribers at the end of 2014, while in Sub-Saharan Africa the figure was only 39%. But the developing regions are where we will see most growth in the years to 2020. W : www.bharatbook.com , T :  +91 22 27810772, 27810773, E :  info@bharatbook.com

3. Mobile broadband access using the 3G and now the 4G/LTE networks has continued to expand as users continue to add tablets, modems and phones to use alternative communication methods and cloud based services. In the longer term, with the increase in connected devices and the increased availability of mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones, the amount of mobile data downloaded is likely to at least double yearly for the next few years. This report provides a summary of recent key statistics for the overall telecoms industry as well as global statistics for the mobile, mobile broadband, Internet, satellite and broadband sectors. It also includes a ranking of the top telcos (2014) as well as global telecoms CAPEX and revenue. Please note: The focus of this report is on global statistics, with the most recent statistics included where available. Please refer to separate reports for regional and country specific statistics. W : www.bharatbook.com , T :  +91 22 27810772, 27810773, E :  info@bharatbook.com

4. Latest developments: There were over 7.1 billion mobile subscriptions in 2014 (including multiples) and Asia Pacific accounted for the majority of these, followed by Europe; The adoption of mobile broadband in the developing world has been nothing but spectacular, with growth rates averaging 38% CAGR; There are around 3.1 billion Internet users in 2015 and around 25% of these will have access to fixed broadband; With more and more video applications being used and initiatives around M2M and the Internet of Everything beginning to increase; there is a widespread interest in upgrading to higher-speed services; The telecommunications sector is the largest user of outsourcing services globally; Wireless devices are soon to overtake wired devices in terms of IP traffic and in 2016 will account for over 50% of Internet traffic; In 2015 satellite services were leading growth in the satellite sector, driven by consumer uptake of satellite television services in particular. W : www.bharatbook.com , T :  +91 22 27810772, 27810773, E :  info@bharatbook.com

5. Table of Contents • Synopsis • Key global trends for telcoms industry • Global mobile key statistics • Wireless/mobile broadband • Global Internet key statistics • Global telecommunications expenditure • Global telecoms revenue • Global telecoms traffic • IP traffic • Satellite services • Ranking of top carriers W : www.bharatbook.com , T :  +91 22 27810772, 27810773, E :  info@bharatbook.com

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