World Telecom Services Market - data & forecast up to 2020

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Mar 08, 2017, 16:13 ET

NEW YORK, March 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- & Analyses, June to December 2016
According to IDATE, the number of mobile customers worldwide should top the 8 billion mark by the end of 2018 (+6.6% compared with end of 2016) and increase by over 1 billion by the end of 2020 (+13.7% between the end of 2016 and the end of 2020).

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The World Telecom Services - Markets & Players study includes two deliverables:
1. A report (ppt format) providing readers with the current status of the telecom services market, along with analyses of global trends and growth dynamics by technology and by markets. It also offers an overview of the world's top telcos.

2. A dataset dedicated to service revenues and usages with data and forecasts up to 2020 for 26 countries, 5 regions & world consolidated

Companies
AT&T,Verizon,China Mobile,NTT,Deutsche Telekom,Vodafone,Telefónica,America Móvil,Softbank,China Telecom,Orange,China Unicom,Comcast,KDDI,BT,Telecom Italia,Telstra,Time Warner Cable,KT,Vimpelcom,BCE,Liberty Global,Century Link,Telenor,SK Telecom,Numericable-SFR,TeliaSonera,Bharti Airtel,MTN,SingTel

Countries
Western Europe,Belgium,France,Germany,Italy,Netherlands,Spain,Sweden,Switzerland,UK,Eastern Europe,Poland,Russia,Turkey,North America,Canada,USA,Latin America,Argentina,Brazil,Mexico,Asia Pacific,Australia,China,India,Indonesia,Japan,South Korea,Middle East - Africa,Nigeria,Saudi Arabia,South Africa

List of indicators by country

Access indicators
- Number of traditional landlines
- Total number of mobile customers, number of mobile customers by 3G and LTE technology
- Number of prepaid and postpaid mobile customers
- Total number of fixed Internet subscribers by access technology and number of broadband subscribers
- Number of VoIP subscribers
- Market share of the leading mobile operators
- Market share of the leading broadband Internet access providers

Revenue indicators
- Revenues from fixed telephony
- Mobile services turnover, mobile voice turnover, mobile data turnover
- Revenues from fixed Internet services
- Revenues from data transmission

Socio-economic data
- Gross Domestic Product (GDP): annual 2009-2014
- Population

Type of data
- Historical data 2010-2015
- Estimates at the end of 2016
- Forecasts 2017-2020

Geographic coverage
- The global market for telecom services has been divided into five main zones: Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia/Pacific and Africa/Middle East.
- The European Union subdivision (at 28) (EU-28) also appears.
- The countries below are detailed within each zone.
- Regional consolidations take into account all the countries of the zone.

Segmentation of certain services

For the major countries
We distinguish two types of mobile services:
- Voice services refer to telephone communications.
- Mobile data services bring together mobile messaging services (text, multimedia), data and content access as well as generated traffic as charged by the mobile operator.

We account separately for:
- Data transmission services which bring together the operation of networks dedicated to data transmission based on the Frame Relay, X.25, ATM and MAN networks, IP VPN services and leased lines.
- Fixed Internet services which cover narrowband Internet access services (dial-up) and broadband or even ultra-high speed. (DSL, cable modem, FTTx…).
- For countries where fixed broadband customers were already segmented, we have now separated ultra-fast broadband subscribers by technology (FTTH/FTTB, VDSL, DOCSIS 3.0) and broadband subscribers by technology (ADSL, cable modem or HFC). DSL customers may previously have included VDSL subscribers, just as cable modem customers may have included DOCSIS 3.0. subscribers, while FTTx subscribers included only FTTH and FTTB customers.

Sources
Historical data is compiled from the following information sources:
- publications of national regulatory authorities, ministries and national statistical organisations
- operators' financial reports
- press releases.

These sources have been compared and supplemented whenever necessary by estimates based on our expertise. We have been able to make revisions ?to the figures compared to previous editions (new information available, correction of errors, scope adjustments from one country to another).

Our forecasts are based on assumptions relating to anticipated change in the penetration rates for different access modes (percentage of population) in different markets and to changes in average revenue per user.
The assumptions formulated depend on several factors:
- current level of development of the market
- potential of the market seen through the general level of economic development
- national industrial context and policy followed in the development of ICTs
- changing consumer use practices.

Concerning monetary and GDP data:
- Market data by country is presented in national currency and converted into euros (EUR) and U.S. dollars (USD). Conversion rates (average exchange rate in 2014 according to the International Monetary Fund or IMF) are specified in the tab labelled "exchange rates" and applied to the entire period.
- The past histories of national GDPs derived from the publication "World Economic Outlook of the IMF" are presented in national currency (current prices) and converted into USD.
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