Mobile broadband revolution in Asia-Pacific: Industry Research Report

Mobile broadband revolution in Asia-Pacific

Published Date: May 2008

Published By: Ovum Plc

Page Count: 19

Order Code: R464-777

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Executive summary: In a nutshell; Ovum view; Messages for operators
Scope of report: Defining mobile broadband; Mobile broadband status; Mobile operators are the main game in emerging markets; Mobile broadband: a disruptive force in developed markets as well
Mobile broadband drivers and advantages: Technology advances; Laptop penetration increases rapidly; Hyper-connectivity and mobility; Mobile operators seeking more broadband exposure; Ease of prepaid; Mobile broadband is personal; Limited existing fixed infrastructure and lower wireless costs
Sizing the mobile broadband market: Ranking each market; The mobile broadband premium; Broadband speed; Data usage; Target segments
Problems with mobile broadband: Is mobile a viable technology for the mass market?; Unlimited data pricing business model is unsustainable
Case studies: M1 (Singapore): personal broadband; EMobile (Japan): aggressive broadband proposition; Indosat (Indonesia): broadband for the masses
Table of figures: Figure 1 Broadband household penetration in Asia-Pacific markets, December 2007; Table 1 The shift from shared to personal services; Figure 2 Broadband and PSTN population penetration in Asia-Pacific markets, December 2007; Figure 3 Mobile broadband potential by market; Table 2 Mobile versus fixed broadband tariff comparison; Figure 4 Estimate of proportion of DSL broadband subscribers that are connected at an advertised speed of 2Mbps or below, December 2007; Figure 5 Monthly data allowances of New Zealand broadband plans