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Strategies for Driving Data ARPU

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Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Strategies for Creating End-User Demand for Mobile Data Services (SCEUD): A Brief Synopsis
  • The Worldwide Mobile Market
  • Mobile Data Services- A Worldwide Overview
  • Mobile Data Services- A Worldwide Overview
    • Mobile Messaging Services
    • Mobile Entertainment Services
    • Other Data Services
    • Evolving Trends in the Worldwide Mobile Data Services Market
    • The Success of Mobile Data Services - Lessons from the Past
  • Short Messaging Service
  • Short Messaging Service
    • Case Study 1: SMS, O2 UK
    • Case Study 2: The Growth of SMS in the US
  • Mobile E-mail
    • Case Study 1: The Success of Consumer Mobile E-mail in Japan
    • Case Study 2: The Success of Enterprise Mobile E-mail in the US - AT&T Mobility
  • Mobile Instant Messaging
    • Case Study 1: NateOn (Mobile Instant Messaging)- SK Telecom
    • Case Study 2: Windows Live Messenger & Yahoo Messenger- 3 UK
  • Mobile Music- Full-track Downloads
    • Case Study 1: Orange Player- Orange UK
    • Case Study 2: V-CAST Music- Verizon Wireless
  • Mobile Gaming
    • Case Study: Mobile Gaming- Verizon Wireless
  • Mobile Payments
    • Case Study 1: DCMX (Mobile Credit Card Service)- NTT DoCoMo
  • Mobile Internet
    • Case Study 1: EZWeb- KDDI
  • Mobile User-Generated Content
    • Case Study 1: Mobile CyWorld (Mobile Social Networking- SK Telecom)
    • Case Study 2: EyeVibe (Mobile Video Sharing) - 3 UK and O2 UK
  • Mobile TV
    • Case Study 1: Broadcast (DVB-H) Mobile TV- 3 Italia
    • Case Study 2: Streaming Mobile TV- Orange France
    • Case Study 3: Streaming Mobile TV Service- Etisalat, UAE
  • Role of Handsets in Driving Data ARPU
    • Case Study 1: Apple iPhone and Data ARPU
  • Mobile Data Services in Emerging Markets
    • Case Study 1: Caller Ringback Tone (Hello Tunes) - Bharti Airtel (India)
    • Case Study 2: Voice SMS (Minicall)- Vodafone Egypt
    • Case Study 3: Ad-funded Missed Call Alert (Please Call Me) - Vodacom (South Africa) and Vodafone (Egypt)
    • Case Study 4: Mobile Banking (M-PESA) - Vodafone and Safaricom (Kenya)
    • Case Study 5: Mobile Instant Messaging (Fetion)- China Mobile
  • The Future of Mobile Data Services in Emerging Markets
  • Conclusion
  • Appendices
    • Glossary
    • Portio Research Classifications
    • Companies Mentioned in this Report
    • About the Authors
    • Also available from Portio Research Limited

List of Figures

  • Figure 1: Worldwide Mobile Subscribers (In Million, 2004-2012E)
  • Figure 2: Worldwide Mobile Revenue (In USD Billion, 2004-2012E)
  • Figure 3: Worldwide Service Revenue and Equipment Sales (In USD Billion, 2004-2012E)
  • Figure 4: Worldwide Mobile Service Revenue Break-out by Region (2004 and 2012E)
  • Figure 5: Worldwide Mobile Service Revenue - Voice-Data Split (2004 and 2012E)
  • Figure 6: Worldwide Mobile Data Revenue as a Percentage of Service Revenue (2004-2012E)
  • Figure 7: Worldwide Mobile Voice Revenue (In USD Billion, 2004-2012E)
  • Figure 8: Worldwide Mobile Messaging Services Revenue (In USD Billion, 2006-2012E)
  • Figure 9: Worldwide Mobile Entertainment Services Revenue (In USD Billion, 2006-2012E)
  • Figure 10: O2 UK - SMS Volume (In Million, 2004-2007)
  • Figure 11: The UK - SMS Per Subscriber Per Quarter (Q3, 2006-Q3, 2007)
  • Figure 12: Vodafone UK and O2 UK - SMS ARPU (In USD, 2005-2007)
  • Figure 13: O2 UK - SMS Service Drivers
  • Figure 14: The US - SMS Traffic Volumes (In Billion, 2001-2008E)
  • Figure 15: Key US Operators - SMS Traffic Volumes (In Billion, Q4 2006-Q1 2008)
  • Figure 16: US - Premium SMS Revenue Sharing Arrangement (2008E)
  • Figure 17: Mobile E-mail in Japan - Strategic Success Factors
  • Figure 18: AT&T Wireless - Mobile Enterprise E-mail Success Summarised
  • Figure 19: Mobile IM - Strategic Success Factors Summarised
  • Figure 20: Orange UK - Average Monthly Full-Track Downloads from Orange World (In Thousand, January 2007-January 2008)
  • Figure 21: Orange UK Full-Track Downloads - Key Success Factors Summarised
  • Figure 22: Verizon Wireless - Music and Video Downloads (In Million, Q2 2007-Q1 2008)
  • Figure 23: Verizon Wireless- Market Leader in Monthly Data ARPU (In USD, 2006 and 2007)
  • Figure 24: Verizon Wireless - Rising Data ARPU (Q3 2005-Q1 2008)
  • Figure 25: Verizon Wireless (US) Full-Track Downloads - Key Success Factors Summarised
  • Figure 26: US Operators - Share of Mobile Gaming Market (by game purchasers) - Q1 2008
  • Figure 27: Verizon Wireless - Key Success Factors of Mobile Gaming Service Summarised
  • Figure 28: Timeline of Deployment of DCMX Services
  • Figure 29: NTT DoCoMo - Aggressive Growth of DCMX Subscribers (All Variants) (In Million, June 2006-March 2009E)
  • Figure 30: NTT DoCoMo- iD Payment Terminals (In Thousands, June 2006-March 2008)
  • Figure 31: DCMX Revenue Streams
  • Figure 32: EZWeb Subscribers and Penetration (March 2000-March 2008)
  • Figure 33: Japan - Y-o-Y Growth of Mobile Internet Service Subscriber Base (March 2004-March 2008)
  • Figure 34: Japan - Market Share of Mobile Internet Service Subscribers (March 2003-March 2007)
  • Figure 35: Trends in Data ARPU - KDDI vs. NTT DoCoMo (2003-2007)
  • Figure 36: KDDI WIN Subscribers - Increasing Uptake of Flat Rate Schemes (In Million, 2004-2007)
  • Figure 37: Mobile CyWorld - Total Users in South Korea (In Million, February 2005-December 2006)
  • Figure 38: Mobile CyWorld User Base ( SK Telecom) Compared With that of Competing Offerings (In Million, November 2007)
  • Figure 39: Mobile CyWorld - Revenue (In USD Million, 2005 and 2006)
  • Figure 40: CyWorld Launch
  • Figure 41: SK Telecom' s Mobile CyWorld - Strategic Success Factors Summarised
  • Figure 42: 3 UK - SeeMeTV - Strategic Success Factors Summarised
  • Figure 43: EyeVibe - What It Means for the Mobile Video UGC Market in the UK
  • Figure 44: 3 Italia - Mobile TV Subscribers and Penetration (In Thousands, July 2006-December 2007)
  • Figure 45: 3 Italia - Mobile Data ARPU (In USD, June 2005-December 2006)
  • Figure 46: Italy - Mobile Data ARPU (In USD, June 2005-December 2006)
  • Figure 47: 3 Italia' s Mobile TV Service- Strategic Success Factors Summarised
  • Figure 48: Orange France - Active Customers of Mobile TV/VoD (In Thousand, December 2005- December 2007)
  • Figure 49: Orange France - Mobile TV and Video Sessions (In Millions, 2004-2007E)
  • Figure 50: Orange France - Average Mobile TV Use per User (Minutes/Month, December 2004- December 2006)
  • Figure 51: Orange France - Live Mobile TV Channels (December 2004-January 2008)
  • Figure 52: Orange France - Constantly Adding Value to its Mobile TV Service
  • Figure 53: Orange France - Presence Across the Mobile TV Value Chain
  • Figure 54: Growing Acceptance of Etisalat' s Streaming Mobile TV Service (In Thousand, February 2007-December 2007)
  • Figure 55: Growing Revenue Generation from the Streaming Mobile TV Service (In USD Million, February 2007-December 2007)
  • Figure 56: Etisalat - Three-Step Access to TV Channels On-The-Go
  • Figure 57: Apple iPhone - Global Quarterly Unit Sales (In Thousand)
  • Figure 58: Mobile Subscribers of AT&T and Verizon (In Million, Q4 2006-Q4 2007)
  • Figure 59: US iPhone Users' Data Services Consumption Compared With that of Smartphone Users And Market Average (December 2007)
  • Figure 60: The iPhone' s Best Features Revealed Through a Survey - May 2007
  • Figure 61: Bharti Airtel ' Hello Tunes' - Challenges and Mitigation Strategies
  • Figure 62: Vodafone Egypt - Strategic Success Factors for Minicall Summarised
  • Figure 63: Ad-funded ' Please Call Me' Service - Strategic Success Factors Summarised
  • Figure 64: M-PESA - Growing Subscriber Base in Kenya (In Thousand)
  • Figure 65: M-PESA - Money Transfer Charges (In USD, May 2008)
  • Figure 66: China Mobile - Fetion IM Subscribers (In Million, November 2006-December 2007)
  • Figure 67: China Mobile - Fetion IM - Key Success Factors Summarised
  • Figure 68: Relative Positioning of Data Services in Developing Markets
  • Figure 69: Value-Investment Mapping of Data Services

List of Tables

  • Table 1: The US - SMS Price Restructuring by Major Mobile Operators
  • Table 2: Cost Advantage under SMS Bundled Plans
  • Table 3: Comparison of Mobile E-mail Portfolios of Leading US Operators
  • Table 4: Verizon Wireless' 15 Top-Selling Applications (Early 2008)
  • Table 5: Features of DCMX Variants
  • Table 6: EZWeb Services launched by KDDI
  • Table 7: Mobile CyWorld Features
  • Table 8: Etisalat Mobile TV - Content Offering
  • Table 9: Operators Selling iPhone in Various Markets (May, 2008)
  • Table 10: iPhone - Top 10 Data Services (Used Daily) by US Subscribers - March 2008
  • Table 11: Examples of Successful Mobile Data Services in Emerging Countries
  • Table 12: M-PESA Ecosystem

Companies Mentioned in this Report

  • 3 Italia
  • AOL
  • Apple
  • AT&T Wireless
  • Baileys
  • Bharti Airtel
  • Bouygues Telecom
  • Canal 7
  • China Mobile
  • China Record Corporation
  • Coca-Cola
  • Commercial Bank of Africa
  • Credit Saison Co. Ltd
  • Daiki Sound
  • Dopod
  • du
  • EMI
  • Ericsson
  • Etisalat
  • Family Mart
  • First Direct
  • Fox Network
  • Frost and Sullivan
  • Gameloft
  • Globe Telecom
  • Hutchison Whampoa Group
  • Inertia Distribution
  • Juniper Research
  • KDDI
  • Koch Entertainment
  • KTF
  • Lawson
  • LG
  • Maxis
  • McDonalds
  • M:Metrics
  • Motorola
  • Napster
  • NEC
  • Nokia
  • MSN
  • NTT DoCoMo
  • O2 UK
  • Orange France
  • Orange UK
  • Outside Music
  • Palm
  • Pepsi
  • Research in Motion (RIM)
  • Rubicon Consulting
  • Safaricom
  • Samsung
  • SFR
  • S K Telecom
  • Smart
  • Softbank Mobile
  • Sony BMG
  • Sony Ericsson
  • Sony Picture Television
  • Sprint Nextel
  • Strategy Analytics
  • Sumitomo Mitsui Cards
  • Telecom Italia Mobile
  • Tencent
  • T-Mobile
  • TU Media
  • UC Card Co. Ltd.
  • Universal
  • Verizon Wireless
  • Vodacom
  • Vodafone
  • Warner Music
  • Yahoo
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