The document provides an overview of the Brazilian IT and telecom market. It discusses factors that make Brazil a good market such as its large economy and population. It then reviews market structures and key figures for mobile, fixed line, internet, and TV services. Overall mobile penetration is high at 83% while fixed line and broadband penetration is lower. The market is consolidating with wireless convergence shifting structures. Opportunities exist in network upgrades, cost reduction, and increasing broadband and digital services.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the Brazilian mobile market and TIM's performance. It finds that the Brazilian market is maturing but there is still opportunity in monetizing data users. TIM grew its customer base to over 74 million in 2Q14 and saw data revenues increase by 22% year-over-year while maintaining cost controls. TIM is well positioned to capture further data opportunities through its expanding 4G network and focus on infrastructure and services.
This document provides an overview and analysis of the global internet TV industry. It includes market statistics, key trends, profiles of major players such as Netflix and Hulu, and predictions for market growth between 2009-2017. The US market for internet TV is analyzed in depth, with statistics on advertising revenues, broadband adoption, and sales of internet-enabled TVs. New internet TV services launched by companies like Microsoft, Sony, and Google are also summarized. The report provides industry professionals with insights into historical performance, current developments, and future outlook for the emerging internet TV sector.
- TIM Participações S.A. presented results for the 1st quarter of 2013. Key highlights included solid revenue growth, improving network quality, growing the postpaid customer base, and expanding infrastructure including fiber and 4G networks. Challenges addressed were improving customer service and managing competition. Live TIM fiber services showed strong growth and customer satisfaction despite initial operational difficulties. Financial results were positive with EBITDA growth and disciplined capital expenditures.
This document summarizes a 400-page report by Concise Insight on Vodafone's strategic markets. The report provides a thorough analysis of Vodafone's operations in 26 countries, including 7-year subscriber, revenue and handset forecasts. It examines Vodafone's investments, competitors and regulatory environment in each market. The report also analyzes Vodafone's financial performance, mobile trends, and challenges facing the new management.
Kii Cloud provides a platform for app developers to grow their business through access to capital, distribution partners, and cloud technology. The document highlights Kii's global network and success working with major mobile companies in the US, Japan, China and other markets. Developers can list their app in Kii's catalog to gain promotion and preloading opportunities on devices from Kii's partners reaching hundreds of millions of subscribers.
The presentation provides an overview of TIM Brasil's business, recent results, and outlook. Some key points:
- TIM Brasil is Brazil's second largest mobile operator by subscribers with 74.2 million customers as of 2Q14.
- 2Q14 results showed growth in key metrics like net revenues, EBITDA and data revenues despite challenges from MTR cuts. Data now represents 39% of revenues.
- The company sees opportunities in continuing to capture the growing demand for mobile data services in Brazil as smartphone and internet usage increases rapidly.
India has the second largest telecommunications network in the world with over 1.1 billion subscribers. The market is dominated by wireless subscriptions which account for over 98% of total subscribers. Tele-density in India has increased dramatically from 18% in 2007 to nearly 90% in 2018, with rural tele-density now over 57%. Increased access to affordable smartphones and lower call/data rates are driving further growth in the sector.
Recent research and the current scenario as well as future market potential of "The 5G Wireless Ecosystem: 2015 - 2025 - Technologies, Applications, Verticals, Strategies & Forecasts" globally.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the Brazilian mobile market and TIM's performance. It finds that the Brazilian market is maturing but there is still opportunity in monetizing data users. TIM grew its customer base to over 74 million in 2Q14 and saw data revenues increase by 22% year-over-year while maintaining cost controls. TIM is well positioned to capture further data opportunities through its expanding 4G network and focus on infrastructure and services.
This document provides an overview and analysis of the global internet TV industry. It includes market statistics, key trends, profiles of major players such as Netflix and Hulu, and predictions for market growth between 2009-2017. The US market for internet TV is analyzed in depth, with statistics on advertising revenues, broadband adoption, and sales of internet-enabled TVs. New internet TV services launched by companies like Microsoft, Sony, and Google are also summarized. The report provides industry professionals with insights into historical performance, current developments, and future outlook for the emerging internet TV sector.
- TIM Participações S.A. presented results for the 1st quarter of 2013. Key highlights included solid revenue growth, improving network quality, growing the postpaid customer base, and expanding infrastructure including fiber and 4G networks. Challenges addressed were improving customer service and managing competition. Live TIM fiber services showed strong growth and customer satisfaction despite initial operational difficulties. Financial results were positive with EBITDA growth and disciplined capital expenditures.
This document summarizes a 400-page report by Concise Insight on Vodafone's strategic markets. The report provides a thorough analysis of Vodafone's operations in 26 countries, including 7-year subscriber, revenue and handset forecasts. It examines Vodafone's investments, competitors and regulatory environment in each market. The report also analyzes Vodafone's financial performance, mobile trends, and challenges facing the new management.
Kii Cloud provides a platform for app developers to grow their business through access to capital, distribution partners, and cloud technology. The document highlights Kii's global network and success working with major mobile companies in the US, Japan, China and other markets. Developers can list their app in Kii's catalog to gain promotion and preloading opportunities on devices from Kii's partners reaching hundreds of millions of subscribers.
The presentation provides an overview of TIM Brasil's business, recent results, and outlook. Some key points:
- TIM Brasil is Brazil's second largest mobile operator by subscribers with 74.2 million customers as of 2Q14.
- 2Q14 results showed growth in key metrics like net revenues, EBITDA and data revenues despite challenges from MTR cuts. Data now represents 39% of revenues.
- The company sees opportunities in continuing to capture the growing demand for mobile data services in Brazil as smartphone and internet usage increases rapidly.
India has the second largest telecommunications network in the world with over 1.1 billion subscribers. The market is dominated by wireless subscriptions which account for over 98% of total subscribers. Tele-density in India has increased dramatically from 18% in 2007 to nearly 90% in 2018, with rural tele-density now over 57%. Increased access to affordable smartphones and lower call/data rates are driving further growth in the sector.
Recent research and the current scenario as well as future market potential of "The 5G Wireless Ecosystem: 2015 - 2025 - Technologies, Applications, Verticals, Strategies & Forecasts" globally.
Dozens of recent announcements including facts and reports from mobile network operators worldwide confirming mobile broadband market successes, traffic and revenue growth enabled by WCDMA-HSPA systems
Keynote - Korea Telematics Market & Policy - SangMoo Leemfrancis
1) Korea has been a leader in mobile communications, launching the first CDMA network in 1996 and the first CDMA2000 1x EV-DO commercial service in 2002. It now has over 47 million mobile subscribers.
2) The document outlines Korea's vision and strategy to make automobiles the "third internet space" through telematics services by 2005 and have 30% of domestic cars equipped with telematics units by 2006.
3) The action plan details building telematics infrastructure like a test bed and information center, developing core technologies, and promoting cooperation between government organizations and industry to realize this vision.
Press Release For Vietnam Telecommunications Services Market Report Up To 201...biennn
The document announces the publication of a new report on Vietnam's telecommunications services market up to 2010 and beyond. The report provides a comprehensive overview of Vietnam's telecom sector, including regulatory framework, market analysis of different services like mobile, internet, and profiles of major industry players. It is aimed to help potential investors, policymakers, and businesses understand opportunities and risks in Vietnam's growing telecom industry.
- India has the second largest telecom network and subscriber base in the world, with over 1.1 billion subscribers as of July 2018.
- The telecom market is dominated by the wireless segment, which accounts for over 98% of total subscribers.
- Recent trends in the industry include a focus on rural expansion, the emergence of technologies like 4G/LTE and 5G, the growth of IoT, and consolidation through mergers and acquisitions of major players.
5G: The Nervous System of the Digital Society, Digital Economy and Silver Eco...Dr. David Soldani
Interview to David Soldani, Nokia, by Roberta Chiti, Cor.Com, Italy on May 12, 2017
http://www.corrierecomunicazioni.it/digital/47243_soldani-nokia-5g-sistema-nervoso-della-societa-digitale.htm
The document discusses several key points around optimizing mobile broadband data profitability in Western Europe:
- Voice revenue is expected to decline 5% annually while data revenue grows 4% annually, though currently data revenue makes up only a third as much as voice revenue.
- Operators aim to optimize costs and increase EBITDA margins slightly over the next 5 years through measures like network sharing and outsourcing, to compensate for declining revenues.
- Traffic management and controlling technology costs, which make up 15-20% of operating expenses, will be important as mobile broadband traffic grows exponentially in coming years.
Presentación Jhon Davies | XIV CUMBRE REGULATEL-AHCIETIndotel RD
This document discusses ways to grow broadband penetration rates in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAR) region. It identifies that prepaid broadband combined with low-cost PCs and utilizing universal service funds (USF) to reach rural and underserved areas are two key ways to boost broadband penetration. Specifically, prepaid broadband models and low-cost entry-level PCs could help reach first-time buyers by lowering total cost of ownership and eliminating contract commitments. The document also provides examples of low-cost prepaid 3G plans in various countries and notes that over $3 billion has been invested through USF programs in the last 3 years, impacting over 320 million people.
This document provides an overview of business opportunities in Western Europe, with snapshots of specific countries. It highlights that while Europe is experiencing a recession, the region remains the biggest and wealthiest software, digital media, and IT market. Key opportunities outlined include mobile payments and commerce, digital media projects, enterprise solutions such as BYOD and social media-based services, and developments in areas like e-health, mobile broadband infrastructure, and green technology. Western European countries represent an attractive market for Finnish ICT companies despite economic challenges.
The telecommunications sector in India is growing rapidly, driven by increasing penetration in rural areas, adoption of new technologies, and rising investments. Some key trends include a focus on green telecom to reduce energy usage, expansion of networks to rural regions which now account for over 40% of subscribers, and the emergence of technologies like 4G, VoLTE, and IoT. Industry players are also pursuing consolidation, outsourcing of non-core functions, and attracting investments to upgrade infrastructure.
Southeast asia and oceania telecommunication industry report, 2010 2011ResearchInChina
This document analyzes the telecommunication industries of 13 countries in Southeast Asia and Oceania from 2010-2011. It focuses on development strategies, competition, policies and major operators. Singapore has the most developed telecom market in the region with high rates of mobile, broadband and 3G adoption. Countries like Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines are growing industries and attracting investment. Australia and New Zealand have open competition driving growth.
Depending on the market up to 2020 the amount of spectrum assigned to mobile operators will increase by a factor of 1.7 to 2 times and beyond 2020 by a further 8 to 10 times. Current thinking with regards spectrum pricing and assignment needs to be revised to solve the economic equation to allow 5G.
Bharti Airtel dominates India's telecommunications market, accounting for nearly a quarter of wireless subscriptions as of December 2017. India has seen tremendous growth in its telecom sector, with the number of telephone subscribers growing at a CAGR of 19.22% between FY07-17 to reach over 1.19 billion. Wireless subscriptions have been the biggest driver, increasing at a CAGR of 21.64% during the same period. Meanwhile, internet penetration has also increased rapidly, with over 429 million internet subscribers as of September 2017 compared to just 8.6 million in 2006, representing a CAGR of 41.62%.
Big Data and Enterprise Mobility by Richard Hurst, OVUMitnewsafrica
The document discusses big data and enterprise mobility trends from the perspective of a presentation given by Richard Hurst of Ovum. It summarizes key points on the macroeconomic outlook, global and African mobile markets, BYOD trends in South Africa, and a big data case study of Telefonica. The presentation covers topics such as continued growth of mobile capex and data usage, the rise of high-speed smartphones, how big data and mobile will increase together, and privacy concerns regarding Telefonica's use of location data analytics.
By 2010, over 5 billion mobile subscriptions were projected globally, with 940 million being 3G subscriptions. While access to mobile networks reached 90% of the world, only 8% had broadband internet subscriptions. Developed nations had higher penetration rates of technologies like computers and internet, while developing nations grew mobile usage rapidly but had lower broadband access. The digital divide between developed and developing regions remained significant.
SummaryThis report provides an overview of the latest trends in the emerging Femtocell market ' Eur 875 million in revenues for Service Providers by 2013 - and examines how mass market deployment levels will be reached and what hurdles must first be overcome. It provides an analysis on roll out stra- tegies, Femtocell stan- dards, network connection methods and the scope for reduced operator costs and increased revenues....Key Questions' Which Femtocell trends and roll-out scenarios for 2013'' What are the region discrepancies'' What type of operators are the best positioned to deploy Femtocells' And what strategies to adopt'' What are the values of Femtocell perceived by service providers'' What are the values of Femtocell perceived by end-users'' Which issues still have to be overcome before mass Femtocell roll outs are possible'Database (Excel): World, Europe, North America, Asia Pacific - USA, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan
The telecommunication sector in India has experienced significant growth over the past decade. As of January 2018, India had the second largest telecom network in the world with over 1.175 billion subscribers. The wireless segment dominates the market, accounting for over 98% of total telephone subscriptions. Mobile based internet is also a major component of internet usage in India, with over 70% of users accessing the internet through mobile phones. Leading players in the wireless segment include Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Idea, Reliance Jio and BSNL, while BSNL maintains a majority share of the fixed-line segment. The government has implemented various initiatives like Digital India to further support growth in the
The online advertising market in Europe grew 20% in 2008 to €12.9 billion despite economic challenges. Search advertising grew the most at 26% and accounted for 43% of the market. The top 10 European markets make up 93% of spending, led by the UK, Germany and France at 64% collectively. Newer Central and Eastern European markets like Slovenia and Poland experienced strong growth above 60%.
The document provides an overview of the media and entertainment industry in India. Some key points:
1) The Indian television market has an opportunity to cater to 100 million homes as 197 million homes out of 298 million have TV sets. Television viewership in India grew 12% in 2017.
2) Segments like digital advertising, animation and VFX, gaming, radio and out-of-home advertising are emerging as fast growing segments expected to increase at double-digit CAGRs between 2018-2023.
3) The overall Indian media and entertainment industry is growing rapidly, expanding at a CAGR of 13.1% between 2018-2023 to reach $39.68 billion by 2023
This document examines factors that determine access to information and communications technology (ICT) in Colombia. It analyzes data from the 2010 Colombia LAPOP survey to test two hypotheses: 1) People in urban areas and Bogota with higher incomes will have greater access to ICT. 2) Afro-Colombians will be less likely to access ICT than others, after accounting for sex, age, location, residence, and income. The document describes the variables used in regression analysis, including ICT access measures like computer/internet ownership and use, and independent variables like income, race, location, and residence. It finds that income is the strongest predictor of digital access among Colombians.
The document summarizes a 2012 article about internet access in Haiti. It discusses how an association called AHTIC petitioned the Haitian government to make internet rates more affordable for citizens. The article cited by AlterPresse reported that AHTIC requested the government take steps to allow greater access to the internet for most of the population by making the prices more reasonable.
Mobile learning in Brazil: Teachers' engagement in ICTsFernanda R. Rosa
Mobile learning in Brazil: Teachers' engagement in ICTs analyzes teachers' engagement with information and communication technologies (ICTs) in Brazil. The study involved interviews and focus groups with teachers, school administrators, and education officials across multiple Brazilian regions and departments of education. The research identified five styles of teacher engagement with ICTs: Trailblazers, who enthusiastically adopt new technologies; Receptives, who use technology primarily for lesson planning; Perseverants, who struggle but continue trying to incorporate ICTs; Apprehensives, who are wary of technology's influence; and Avoiders, who prefer not to engage with digital tools. The study aims to provide insights to help education officials better support teachers
Dozens of recent announcements including facts and reports from mobile network operators worldwide confirming mobile broadband market successes, traffic and revenue growth enabled by WCDMA-HSPA systems
Keynote - Korea Telematics Market & Policy - SangMoo Leemfrancis
1) Korea has been a leader in mobile communications, launching the first CDMA network in 1996 and the first CDMA2000 1x EV-DO commercial service in 2002. It now has over 47 million mobile subscribers.
2) The document outlines Korea's vision and strategy to make automobiles the "third internet space" through telematics services by 2005 and have 30% of domestic cars equipped with telematics units by 2006.
3) The action plan details building telematics infrastructure like a test bed and information center, developing core technologies, and promoting cooperation between government organizations and industry to realize this vision.
Press Release For Vietnam Telecommunications Services Market Report Up To 201...biennn
The document announces the publication of a new report on Vietnam's telecommunications services market up to 2010 and beyond. The report provides a comprehensive overview of Vietnam's telecom sector, including regulatory framework, market analysis of different services like mobile, internet, and profiles of major industry players. It is aimed to help potential investors, policymakers, and businesses understand opportunities and risks in Vietnam's growing telecom industry.
- India has the second largest telecom network and subscriber base in the world, with over 1.1 billion subscribers as of July 2018.
- The telecom market is dominated by the wireless segment, which accounts for over 98% of total subscribers.
- Recent trends in the industry include a focus on rural expansion, the emergence of technologies like 4G/LTE and 5G, the growth of IoT, and consolidation through mergers and acquisitions of major players.
5G: The Nervous System of the Digital Society, Digital Economy and Silver Eco...Dr. David Soldani
Interview to David Soldani, Nokia, by Roberta Chiti, Cor.Com, Italy on May 12, 2017
http://www.corrierecomunicazioni.it/digital/47243_soldani-nokia-5g-sistema-nervoso-della-societa-digitale.htm
The document discusses several key points around optimizing mobile broadband data profitability in Western Europe:
- Voice revenue is expected to decline 5% annually while data revenue grows 4% annually, though currently data revenue makes up only a third as much as voice revenue.
- Operators aim to optimize costs and increase EBITDA margins slightly over the next 5 years through measures like network sharing and outsourcing, to compensate for declining revenues.
- Traffic management and controlling technology costs, which make up 15-20% of operating expenses, will be important as mobile broadband traffic grows exponentially in coming years.
Presentación Jhon Davies | XIV CUMBRE REGULATEL-AHCIETIndotel RD
This document discusses ways to grow broadband penetration rates in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAR) region. It identifies that prepaid broadband combined with low-cost PCs and utilizing universal service funds (USF) to reach rural and underserved areas are two key ways to boost broadband penetration. Specifically, prepaid broadband models and low-cost entry-level PCs could help reach first-time buyers by lowering total cost of ownership and eliminating contract commitments. The document also provides examples of low-cost prepaid 3G plans in various countries and notes that over $3 billion has been invested through USF programs in the last 3 years, impacting over 320 million people.
This document provides an overview of business opportunities in Western Europe, with snapshots of specific countries. It highlights that while Europe is experiencing a recession, the region remains the biggest and wealthiest software, digital media, and IT market. Key opportunities outlined include mobile payments and commerce, digital media projects, enterprise solutions such as BYOD and social media-based services, and developments in areas like e-health, mobile broadband infrastructure, and green technology. Western European countries represent an attractive market for Finnish ICT companies despite economic challenges.
The telecommunications sector in India is growing rapidly, driven by increasing penetration in rural areas, adoption of new technologies, and rising investments. Some key trends include a focus on green telecom to reduce energy usage, expansion of networks to rural regions which now account for over 40% of subscribers, and the emergence of technologies like 4G, VoLTE, and IoT. Industry players are also pursuing consolidation, outsourcing of non-core functions, and attracting investments to upgrade infrastructure.
Southeast asia and oceania telecommunication industry report, 2010 2011ResearchInChina
This document analyzes the telecommunication industries of 13 countries in Southeast Asia and Oceania from 2010-2011. It focuses on development strategies, competition, policies and major operators. Singapore has the most developed telecom market in the region with high rates of mobile, broadband and 3G adoption. Countries like Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines are growing industries and attracting investment. Australia and New Zealand have open competition driving growth.
Depending on the market up to 2020 the amount of spectrum assigned to mobile operators will increase by a factor of 1.7 to 2 times and beyond 2020 by a further 8 to 10 times. Current thinking with regards spectrum pricing and assignment needs to be revised to solve the economic equation to allow 5G.
Bharti Airtel dominates India's telecommunications market, accounting for nearly a quarter of wireless subscriptions as of December 2017. India has seen tremendous growth in its telecom sector, with the number of telephone subscribers growing at a CAGR of 19.22% between FY07-17 to reach over 1.19 billion. Wireless subscriptions have been the biggest driver, increasing at a CAGR of 21.64% during the same period. Meanwhile, internet penetration has also increased rapidly, with over 429 million internet subscribers as of September 2017 compared to just 8.6 million in 2006, representing a CAGR of 41.62%.
Big Data and Enterprise Mobility by Richard Hurst, OVUMitnewsafrica
The document discusses big data and enterprise mobility trends from the perspective of a presentation given by Richard Hurst of Ovum. It summarizes key points on the macroeconomic outlook, global and African mobile markets, BYOD trends in South Africa, and a big data case study of Telefonica. The presentation covers topics such as continued growth of mobile capex and data usage, the rise of high-speed smartphones, how big data and mobile will increase together, and privacy concerns regarding Telefonica's use of location data analytics.
By 2010, over 5 billion mobile subscriptions were projected globally, with 940 million being 3G subscriptions. While access to mobile networks reached 90% of the world, only 8% had broadband internet subscriptions. Developed nations had higher penetration rates of technologies like computers and internet, while developing nations grew mobile usage rapidly but had lower broadband access. The digital divide between developed and developing regions remained significant.
SummaryThis report provides an overview of the latest trends in the emerging Femtocell market ' Eur 875 million in revenues for Service Providers by 2013 - and examines how mass market deployment levels will be reached and what hurdles must first be overcome. It provides an analysis on roll out stra- tegies, Femtocell stan- dards, network connection methods and the scope for reduced operator costs and increased revenues....Key Questions' Which Femtocell trends and roll-out scenarios for 2013'' What are the region discrepancies'' What type of operators are the best positioned to deploy Femtocells' And what strategies to adopt'' What are the values of Femtocell perceived by service providers'' What are the values of Femtocell perceived by end-users'' Which issues still have to be overcome before mass Femtocell roll outs are possible'Database (Excel): World, Europe, North America, Asia Pacific - USA, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan
The telecommunication sector in India has experienced significant growth over the past decade. As of January 2018, India had the second largest telecom network in the world with over 1.175 billion subscribers. The wireless segment dominates the market, accounting for over 98% of total telephone subscriptions. Mobile based internet is also a major component of internet usage in India, with over 70% of users accessing the internet through mobile phones. Leading players in the wireless segment include Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Idea, Reliance Jio and BSNL, while BSNL maintains a majority share of the fixed-line segment. The government has implemented various initiatives like Digital India to further support growth in the
The online advertising market in Europe grew 20% in 2008 to €12.9 billion despite economic challenges. Search advertising grew the most at 26% and accounted for 43% of the market. The top 10 European markets make up 93% of spending, led by the UK, Germany and France at 64% collectively. Newer Central and Eastern European markets like Slovenia and Poland experienced strong growth above 60%.
The document provides an overview of the media and entertainment industry in India. Some key points:
1) The Indian television market has an opportunity to cater to 100 million homes as 197 million homes out of 298 million have TV sets. Television viewership in India grew 12% in 2017.
2) Segments like digital advertising, animation and VFX, gaming, radio and out-of-home advertising are emerging as fast growing segments expected to increase at double-digit CAGRs between 2018-2023.
3) The overall Indian media and entertainment industry is growing rapidly, expanding at a CAGR of 13.1% between 2018-2023 to reach $39.68 billion by 2023
This document examines factors that determine access to information and communications technology (ICT) in Colombia. It analyzes data from the 2010 Colombia LAPOP survey to test two hypotheses: 1) People in urban areas and Bogota with higher incomes will have greater access to ICT. 2) Afro-Colombians will be less likely to access ICT than others, after accounting for sex, age, location, residence, and income. The document describes the variables used in regression analysis, including ICT access measures like computer/internet ownership and use, and independent variables like income, race, location, and residence. It finds that income is the strongest predictor of digital access among Colombians.
The document summarizes a 2012 article about internet access in Haiti. It discusses how an association called AHTIC petitioned the Haitian government to make internet rates more affordable for citizens. The article cited by AlterPresse reported that AHTIC requested the government take steps to allow greater access to the internet for most of the population by making the prices more reasonable.
Mobile learning in Brazil: Teachers' engagement in ICTsFernanda R. Rosa
Mobile learning in Brazil: Teachers' engagement in ICTs analyzes teachers' engagement with information and communication technologies (ICTs) in Brazil. The study involved interviews and focus groups with teachers, school administrators, and education officials across multiple Brazilian regions and departments of education. The research identified five styles of teacher engagement with ICTs: Trailblazers, who enthusiastically adopt new technologies; Receptives, who use technology primarily for lesson planning; Perseverants, who struggle but continue trying to incorporate ICTs; Apprehensives, who are wary of technology's influence; and Avoiders, who prefer not to engage with digital tools. The study aims to provide insights to help education officials better support teachers
South Korean ICT Development: Key Lessons for the Emerging EconomiesFaheem Hussain
This presentation highlights some of the key factors behind South Korea's ICT revolution. It moreover sheds lights on the key issues the emerging economies can learn from this success story.
The document discusses the needs of 21st century students and how education must adapt. It notes that today's students are digital natives who are used to collaboration, feedback, and having technology available at all times. It argues that schools need to shift from teacher-centered models to student-centered models where technology enables personalized and collaborative learning.
Research about the use of computers and Internet in classrooms in PeruRaul Choque
This doctoral thesis examines the influence of computer and internet use in classrooms on the development of high school students' information and communication technology skills in Lima, Peru. The study used a quasi-experimental design comparing an experimental group that used computers and the internet in classrooms to a control group that did not. Results showed that students who used computers and the internet in classrooms developed better skills in obtaining information, teamwork, and learning strategies compared to the control group. The thesis concludes that classroom computer and internet use helps improve students' information and communication technology skills.
Manejo del Bosque Natural y Restauración en NicaraguaCIAT
Este documento describe estrategias para el manejo sostenible de bosques y la restauración de tierras degradadas en Nicaragua. Propone aumentar la cobertura boscosa mediante la reforestación, el manejo forestal sostenible y la protección de áreas silvestres. Esto generaría empleos, reduciría la pobreza y mitigaría el cambio climático al secuestrar carbono y proteger la biodiversidad.
This document summarizes a thesis that examines the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) like the internet and mobile phones in marketing by five companies in Dublin, Ireland. The study aims to evaluate how the selected companies use ICT tools in their marketing, which tools are used most, and the impact of ICT usage. Questionnaires and interviews were conducted to analyze website usage, email marketing, SMS/MMS usage, and the relationship between ICT implementation and marketing performance. The results provide insights into how effectively the companies leverage different ICT channels in their marketing.
Singapore has a highly developed education system focused on developing students holistically through a broad-based curriculum. The system aims to provide students with strong foundations in core subjects like English, math, and sciences, while also developing life skills. At the primary level, students take subjects like English, math, sciences, and moral education, and must pass the PSLE to advance to secondary school. At the secondary level, students are placed in tracks matching their abilities, taking core subjects and electives to prepare for the GCE N or O level exams or an international baccalaureate. The curriculum is regularly reviewed to ensure students develop 21st century skills and a global outlook through subjects like foreign languages and entrepreneurship.
ICT and the changing role of the teacherSteve Wheeler
This document discusses the changing role of teachers with the introduction of information and communication technologies (ICT) in schools. It explores how ICT affects teaching and learning by promoting collaborative and autonomous learning. The introduction of ICT raises questions about the nature of teaching and requires teachers to acquire new skills. The document evaluates uses of ICT in US and UK schools, finding that ICT allows for shared resources and learning spaces. It concludes that ICT will continue to change teaching practices and the role of teachers.
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) such as radio, television, computers, and the internet can contribute to education in several key ways:
1) They can expand access to education by allowing for distance learning opportunities to reach more learners, including marginalized groups.
2) ICTs can promote efficiency by supplementing traditional teaching methods to make education more cost-effective and allow students to learn outside the classroom.
3) When properly integrated, ICTs can improve the quality of learning by motivating students and engaging them through multisensory experiences and access to authentic information.
ICT is used in primary schools in various ways:
- As a teaching tool through interactive whiteboards, computers, and the internet to engage students.
- Websites are used for subjects like literacy, numeracy, and across the curriculum to supplement learning.
- The school portal is a website that teachers, students, parents and administrators can access with resources, student information, and communication tools.
- Websites like My School provide school profiles and statistics to help parents choose schools and hold schools accountable.
- The Premier's Reading Challenge website allows students to track reading progress towards yearly goals.
Peru is a country located in western South America with a population of over 29 million people. It has three main geographical regions - the coast, the Andes Mountains, and the Amazon Basin. Lima is the capital and largest city, located in the central coastal region. Spanish is the primary language in Peru.
The document discusses wh-questions in English and Spanish. It provides examples of common wh-words like what, where, when, who, how, and their Spanish equivalents. These question words are used to seek information and are written at the beginning of questions. It also includes a table showing the meaning of each wh-word and sample questions using their formula of wh-word + am/is/are + subject + complement + ?.
The document provides information about Canada, including its official languages, national symbols, geography, capital city, natural resources, multicultural population, popular sports, winter Olympic host cities, notable parks and landmarks, mountain ranges, shopping malls, and natural wonders. Key facts mentioned are that Canada has two official languages, 10 provinces and 3 territories, Ottawa is the capital city, over half the population of some cities are immigrants, popular sports include ice hockey, lacrosse, skiing and curling, and landmarks include Stanley Park, the Rocky Mountains, West Edmonton Mall, and Niagara Falls.
This document provides examples of common question words used to ask questions in English and short exercises to practice using question words. It includes the question words what, who, where, which, when, how many, how much, what time, why, how long, whose, and how with example questions using each word. There are also exercises asking the reader to complete sentences with the correct question word and ask their friend questions using question words.
The document discusses the benefits and potential of information and communication technology (ICT) in education. It outlines how ICT can enhance teaching and learning by motivating and engaging students, offering personalized learning approaches, and enabling new forms of collaboration. The document also discusses challenges of integrating ICT and proposes strategies like teacher professional development to help more teachers adopt ICT in the classroom.
The document provides a lesson on the six WH questions - who, what, where, when, why and how. It explains that these questions are used to gather information and cannot be answered with just yes or no. Each WH question is defined and examples are given for the type of information sought with each question. The lesson encourages practicing asking and answering WH questions and provides a short example exchange to demonstrate.
This document summarizes key metrics and trends from AdMob's November 2009 Mobile Metrics Report. Some of the key findings include:
- In the US, smartphones accounted for 48% of mobile traffic in November 2009, up from 30% a year prior, driven by increased iPhone and Android adoption.
- WiFi usage on mobile devices in the US tripled from November 2008 to November 2009, with 36% of iPhone traffic over WiFi.
- International growth of iPhone and iPod touch devices outpaced US growth, with the largest markets outside the US being UK, France, Canada, and Germany.
The document summarizes wireless developments in Latin America. Some key points:
- Wireless penetration in Latin America has grown rapidly from 13% in 1998 to 78% today. GSM technologies now serve 88% of wireless users.
- Mobile broadband can help bridge the digital divide by providing access. However, rigid spectrum policies are delaying 3G services in some countries.
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The document discusses how the future of travel and tourism may be impacted by economic trends and demographic shifts over the next 5-10 years. Key points include:
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This document provides an overview of Oi, a Brazilian telecommunications company. It discusses Oi's profile and results, as well as its future strategy. Specifically, it summarizes that:
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1. Brazil IT & Telecom Market Overview
Futurecom 2009
Daniel Ramos
October 2009
2. Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview
Agenda
1 What makes Brazil a good market?
2 Brazil & Canada Trade
3 Brazil IT & Telecom Market Structure
4 Brazil IT & Telecom Figures (Mobile, Fixed, Internet, TV)
5 Conclusions & Business Opportunities
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3. What makes Brazil a good market?
Economy (2008 facts):
• Largest national economy in Latin America and the world's 9th largest economy,
estimated at $1.8 trillion;
• Economy is driven by the internal consumer spending (85% of GDP);
• GPD growth in 2008: 5.1 %, 2009 (e): 0.8-1.9%, 2010 (e): 4.5-5.5%;
• Brazil’s currency is up 29% against the US dollar this year;
• Sept 22nd, Moody’s raised the investment rating one level to Baa3. Brazil interest
rate 8.75%;
• Brazil represents more than 80% of Mercosur's economy.
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 3
4. What makes Brazil a good market?
Population (2009):
• 191 million: 80% urban and 60% high and middle class.
Commercial Infrastructure (2008)
• 67.5 million Internet subscribers (35% penetration);
• 158 million mobile subscribers (83% penetration)
• 10 million Broadband Access subscribers (5% penetration)
• 84 million PC’s in use (14% penetration)
Investment:
• Government’s Growth Acceleration Plan (PAC) to rise to 1.5% by 2010 from the
current 0.5% of GDP;
• 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics Games
• Government objective to have 100% telephony coverage in rural areas by 2014
• Proposal to revive state-run Telebras to manage fiber optic network
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 4
5. Brazil vs. Canada GDP Growth Rate
(%)
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 5 Source: IBGE (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística, 2009
Bank of Canada, July 2009
6. Brazil vs. Canada GDP Growth Rate
(%)
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 6 Source: IBGE (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística, 2009
Bank of Canada, July 2009
7. Brazil vs. Canada Population
(Millions of people)
58% 67%
Brazil High / Middle Class
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 7 Source: IBGE (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística, 2009
Fundaçao Getulio Vargas, 2008
Stats Canada, July 2009
8. Brazil vs. Canada Population
(Millions of people)
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 8 Source: IBGE (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística, 2009
Fundaçao Getulio Vargas, 2008
Stats Canada, July 2009
9. Brazil Exports & Imports Growth Rates
(%)
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 9 Source: The World Trade Organization (2008)
12. Brazil Mobile Telephony Market Share
2009 (%)
Mobile VoiP
Mobile TV
Mobile Fixed Telephony
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 12 Source: eXpancom Latin America 2009
13. Brazil Mobile Number of subscribers
(millions)
Portability 5%
6%
9%
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
80%
79%
21% 20% 20% 20% 19% 19% 19% 19%
Post-paid
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 13 Source: Pyramid Research (2008)
eXpancom Latin America
14. Brazil Mobile Average Revenue per
Subscription
(USD$)
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 14 Source: Pyramid Research (2008)
eXpancom Latin America
15. Brazil Broadband Market Share
2009 (%)
Mobile Broadband
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 15 Source: eXpancom Latin America 2009
16. Brazil Internet Broadband Market
(millions)
36%
25% 62%
24%
29%
19%
34%
19%
Cable DSL Mobile Broadband
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 16 Source: Cisco Broadband Barometer, Oct 2009,
17. Brazil Fixed Telephony Market Share
2009 (%)
Mobile Fixed Telephony
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 17 Source: eXpancom Latin America 2009
18. Brazil Fixed Telephony Lines in
Service
(millions)
Portability
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 18 Source: ANATEL (2009)
eXpancom Latin America
19. Brazil Public TV Market Share
2009 (%)
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 19 Source: eXpancom Latin America 2009
20. Brazil Paid TV Market Share
2009 (%)
IPTV
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 20 Source: Meio e Menssagem – Anuário das mídias 2008
21. Brazil Paid TV Subscribers
(millions)
Digital TV
(ISDB-T)
33%
60%
DSL Cable
Brazilian IT & Telecom Market Overview - Futurecom 2009 21 Source: ANATEL (2009)
eXpancom Latin America
22. Brazil IT & Telecom Market Share
Who will win the battle?
Operators with
the largest
customer base
IPTV
Mobile VoiP
Mobile Internet
Mobile TV
Mobile Fixed Telephony
Source: eXpancom Latin America 2009
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23. Brazil IT & Telecom Trends
Conclusions & Opportunities
• Industry consolidation,merging and acquisitions;
• Wireless convergence will shift the current market structure
• Fixed operators will continue to loss traffic and revenue to mobile and VoIP operators
• Wireless and Satellite networks upgrades and expansions to support new services and
coverage: WiFi, Mobile TV, Internet, and rural telephony;
• Demanded cost reduction and introduction of triple play packages and 3rd party VAS to
ensure margins and retain customer base
• Migration towards an IP secure network and applications (i.e. IPTV, VoIP) and services
(E-Commerce, E-Banking, E-Gov)
• Increase of broadband and laptop penetration (urban and rural areas)
• Digital TV conversion completed by 2014
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24. Obrigado!
Market Resear ch
Busi ness Dev el op ment
Tr ad e
eXpancom (Canada) eXpancom (Brazil)
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Montreal, Quebec Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro
1.888.421.2456 +55.8636.1153
info@expancom.com info@expancom.com
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