Mobile Broadband Users and Revenues Forecast Pack to 2014

Ovum released its new mobile broadband users and revenues forecast which has been designed for delivery in interactive format.

Interactive model includes mobile broadband users and revenues by:

• Access device - laptop and handset
• End user segment - consumer and enterprise
• Geography - region and country

It includes forecasts by regions: North America, South & Central America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Africa and by country (50 countries). It also provides data by device type and user segment.

Ovum's research forecasts that the number of active users accessing the Internet via mobile broadband will grow to over 2 billion globally by the end of 2014. More significantly by 2014 it will become the first mass market data application since SMS.

However, operators, infrastructure vendors and device vendors must understand future demand and market value in order to benefit from this massive growth opportunity.

This interactive model will help you with:

• Planning for the future with user and revenue forecasts to 2014.
• Assessing future opportunities in mobile broadband around the world.
• Identifying the largest and most valuable markets customer segments around the world.
• Understanding changing demand among end users by customer segment.

Key findings:

• Total mobile broadband users will grow by 1024% to more than 2 billion by the end of the forecast period.
• Total mobile broadband revenues grow by a CAGR of 33% over the forecast period.
• Emerging markets experience rapid growth throughout the forecast period but the developed markets continue to lead in terms of overall contribution.
• Total mobile broadband revenues not only stem the decline in SMS revenue but grow operators' overall revenues.
• Handset access to mobile broadband services exceeds laptop access by far but laptop ARPU is six times greater than handset ARPU.
• Laptops are no longer the preserve of the enterprise; consumer adoption is growing.

Order this interactive model to gain an independent view on current size of the mobile broadband market and assess the benefits to be gained from participating in this market.