Wireless Business Use: The Overlooked Profit Machine: Industry Research Report

Wireless Business Use: The Overlooked Profit Machine

Published Date: June 2007

Published By: In-Stat

Page Count: 17

Order Code: R97-2839

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Executive Summary: Spending on Wireless Services; “Invisible” Spending on Business Wireless; Mobile Business Revenue is the Majority of Wireless Spending; Profitability Implications; Implications for Wireless Operators in the US
List of Tables: Table 1. Average Cost per Minute of Airtime for Corporate-Liable and Individual-Liable Respondents; Table 2. Quantity of Subscribers and Revenue Associated With US Business User Segments; Table 3. Monthly Cost per Subscriber Among Publicly Traded US Operators; Table 4. Contribution Margins from Business User and Pure Consumer Categories; Table 5. Comparison of Subscriber Numbers and Contribution Margin Percentages; Table 6. Comparison of Subscriber Numbers and Contribution Margin Percentages With More Conservative Assumptions
List of Figures: Figure 1. Wireline and Wireless Telecom Spending by US Organizations in 2006 (US$ in Billions); Figure 2. Growth Projections for US Corporate Spending on Wireline and Wireless Spending from 2006 to 2011 (US$ in Billions); Figure 3. The Reimbursement Methods Used by US Employers for Wireless Services; Figure 4. Wireline and Wireless Telecom Spending for US Businesses, Including Expensed Wireless Bills (US$ in Billions); Figure 5. Wireless Billing and Reimbursement Method by US Businesses by Size of Business; Figure 6. Value of Direct and “Invisible” Telecommunications Expenses Used by US Business in 2006 (US$ in Billions); Figure 7. Business and Consumer Share of US Wireless Telecom Revenue (US$ in Billions); Figure 8. Source of Current Wireless Phone Among US Respondents; Figure 9. Source of US Wireless Industry’s Contribution Margin in 2006; Figure 10. Minutes of Use for Corporate-Liable and Individual-Liable Respondents