Table of Contents
- 3.Document map - Executive summary
- 4.Executive summary
- 5.Document map - Introduction and scope
- 6.This report provides forecasts for mobile telecoms in seven countries
- 7.Forecasts of subscriber numbers are broken down by market segment and
technology generation
- 8.Forecasts of ARPU and revenue are broken down by ten service categories
- 9.Document map - Key market trends across Western Europe
- 10.Mobile penetration will increase after 2007, fuelled by the increasing
success of MVNOs and multiple SIM ownership
- 11.MVNOs will continue to boost the prepaid subscriber base
- 12.The declining mobile voice premium will boost FMS
- 13.Voice ARPU will continue to decline until 2011, when it will begin to
stabilise
- 14.Regulation will continue to have an impact on voice revenue
- 15.MVNOs are driving down prices in a number of markets, including Germany
- 16.The amount of competitive pressure will determine the rate of revenue
growth
- 17.The importance of SMS will decline
- 18.Mobile Internet and infotainment ARPU will increase, offsetting
declining voice and SMS ARPU
- 19.High-speed data connectivity will drive non-voice revenue growth
- 20.Mobile Internet revenue will increase as mobile broadband challenges
fixed broadband
- 21.Flat-rate data prices and improved handset design will drive the growth
of mobile Internet
- 22.Infotainment will be a major growth driver
- 23.Other person-to-person messaging services will grow rapidly
- 24.Document map - Authors, copyright and key to acronyms
- 25.Authors
- 26.Copyright
- 27.Key to acronyms
- 28.Document map - List of figures and tables
- 29.List of figures and tables [1]
- 30.List of figures and tables [2]
- 31.Document map - About Analysys Mason reports and services
- 32.About Analysys Mason
- 33.Reports from Analysys Mason
- 34.Market intelligence services from Analysys Mason
- 35.Custom research from Analysys Mason
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