Presentation on ICT Overview and Opportunity in Thailand. Information is gathered from many sources and prepare for presenting to ATCI on 4 February 2013
A MODIFIED MODEL OF ICT DEVELOPMENT INDEX (IDI) FOR THAILAND TO ACHIEVE THE I...IAEME Publication
After the first allocation of spectrum in the 2.1 GHz band was successfully made in 2012, Thailand’s ICT technology has developed continuously, considered at the higher level compared with those of other ASEAN countries. In relation to this, the ITU has revealed the annual survey results regarding ICT-society indices or “Measuring the Information Society Report (MIS Report)” which is published annually. In this year, the ITU MIS report 2015 identified Thailand as one of a group of "most dynamic countries" that recorded above-average improvements in their IDI ranking over the past five years, supported mainly by improvement in mobile broadband penetration. The objective of this paper is to propose a modified model of ICT Development Index (IDI) to bring Thailand to be the ICT leader in ASEAN. This paper also presents a policy and strategic plan to foster Thailand’s ICT sector to move forward to higher level of ICT Development Index in achieving the first rank of IDI level in ASEAN within 2020.
Presentation on ICT Overview and Opportunity in Thailand. Information is gathered from many sources and prepare for presenting to ATCI on 4 February 2013
A MODIFIED MODEL OF ICT DEVELOPMENT INDEX (IDI) FOR THAILAND TO ACHIEVE THE I...IAEME Publication
After the first allocation of spectrum in the 2.1 GHz band was successfully made in 2012, Thailand’s ICT technology has developed continuously, considered at the higher level compared with those of other ASEAN countries. In relation to this, the ITU has revealed the annual survey results regarding ICT-society indices or “Measuring the Information Society Report (MIS Report)” which is published annually. In this year, the ITU MIS report 2015 identified Thailand as one of a group of "most dynamic countries" that recorded above-average improvements in their IDI ranking over the past five years, supported mainly by improvement in mobile broadband penetration. The objective of this paper is to propose a modified model of ICT Development Index (IDI) to bring Thailand to be the ICT leader in ASEAN. This paper also presents a policy and strategic plan to foster Thailand’s ICT sector to move forward to higher level of ICT Development Index in achieving the first rank of IDI level in ASEAN within 2020.
Information technology (IT) is the application of computers to store, study, retrieve, transmit, and manipulate data, or information, often in the context of a business or other enterprise. IT is considered a subset of information and communications technology (ICT).
ict industry
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development of ict industry
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government initiatives for promotion
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strengths and weakness of ict
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number of mobile subscribers
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contribution of telecom sector of bd
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Information technology (IT) is the application of computers to store, study, retrieve, transmit, and manipulate data, or information, often in the context of a business or other enterprise. IT is considered a subset of information and communications technology (ICT).
ict industry
,
development of ict industry
,
government initiatives for promotion
,
strengths and weakness of ict
,
number of mobile subscribers
,
contribution of telecom sector of bd
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This article is written on how technology is India's major growth driver in the next decade. The article is divide into the following sections-
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MCMC envisages that this Technical Report becomes a reference for the stakeholders
in rolling out IoT applications and services
in Malaysia, especially start-up companies, universities and Makers community who
are less than familiar with such technical regulatory requirement. This Technical Report defines the requirement and procedures to achieve compliance to the technical regulatory requirements including Spectrum Requirement, Network Numbering and Assignment, Technical Standardisation, Roaming or Mobility Requirement, and Security and Data Privacy
in order to implement IoT applications and services in Malaysia.
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3. Thailand ICT Overview
Internet Users : 20,100,000
Penetration 30%
Mobile Subscribers : 78,667,910
Mobile Penetration 117%
Broadband Subscribers 3.39 Million homes
Facebook Users 18,271,480
4. Thailand Smartphone/Tablet
Shipment 2013
In 2013; 1.5 million desktops, 2.5
million notebooks and 3.5 million
Tablets expected to be shipped
[IDC]
Smartphone shipment in 2013
is estimated at
7.3 million units [IDC]
5. Mobile Usage in Thailand
AIS 35.3 Million Subscribers, DTAC 23.8 Million
and True Move 20.3 Million [Q3, 2012]
Smartphone usage in 2010 is 18% and expect to
grow to 60-65% in 2015 [Frost & Sullivan]
78% of smartphone users have iPhone.
Thais are ready to spend three times their
average monthly salary for a phone
6. Top websites in Thailand
Facebook
Google Thailand
Google
YouTube
Yahoo
Windows Live
Blogspot.com
Pantip.com
Sanook.com
Wikipedia
Source :Alexa
7. Thailand ICT Market
Thai ICT market value is expected to reach $18.8
billion in 2012 communication industry captured
76% of the market share while hardware and
software took up 17.6% and 5.5% market share.
Digital content market in Thailand will reach $522
million by end of 2012
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12. e-Commerce in Thailand
e-Commerce usage in Thailand in 2011-2012
is estimated to be at 67%
and M-Commerce is at 37%:
One of the top growing country in Asia
[Survey be MasterCard]
13. Internet/Mobile Banking in Thailand
Internet Banking
- 4.85 million accounts
- Number of transactions 28.8 million
- Amount of transactions 3,200 billion baht
Mobile Banking
- 725,000 accounts
- Number of transactions 7.46 million
- Amount of transactions 82 billion baht
Source : Bank of Thailand; June 2012
29. Malaysia
MDEC : Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) now
MSC Malaysia
Phase 3: Target Export to other countries:
– Primary: Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand
– Secondary: China Middle East
IT spending in 2010 is US$4.8bn and is expected
to grow to U$5.2bn in 2011.
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30. Singapore
Positioning as a ICT hub for this region
Not much change after AEC 2015
IT spending in 2010 is $29.7bn for Hardware,
$8.8bn for software, $7.2bn for IT Services
ICT manpower 141,300 (2010)
Infocomm-savvy workforce and globally
competitive infocomm manpower to drive
economic competitiveness
Boost the number of infocomm jobs by 55,000 to
about 170,000 by 2015 30
31. Vietnam
Positioning as an outsourcing hub
●
IT spending in 2011 is US$8.7bn; software
$1.2bn.
●
Strong support from the government
●
Labors of IT Industry 250,290 (2010)
●
New enrollment of IT students in university
reached 50,000 in 2011.
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32. Indonesia
One of the fastest growing economy
Need more ICT professionals
a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17%
over the 2011- 2015 period
Attracted by many other countries; in and outside
ASEAN
ICT services in Indonesia is expected to reach
US$3 billion by 2015
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33. Philippines
The number one BPO location in the world.
The IT/Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)
industry, is already a very important factor in
economy with over half a million full-time
employees, between 4% and 5% contribution to
GDP
ICT/BPO sector generated annual revenues of
US$11 billion in 2011
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34. Philippines
Exceed 900,000 FTE in IT/BPO industry by 2016,
from 525,000 in 2010;
Over 50% of IT/BPO business is non-voice related
by 2016, from 20% in 2010;
Increased number of IT graduates to 60,000 by
2016, up from 38,809 in 2009
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40. Opportunity in Thailand
Thailand is a gateway to CLMV, emerging market
and more investment on ICT infrastructure.
ICT spending increases in several industries,
especially Telco
Opportunity for venture capital to invest on many
innovated start-up companies in Thailand.
ASOCIO Summit in September
42. 3G Licenses have been
granted to telecom operators.
Tablets/Smartphone explosion
Internet banking and mobile
banking will be on high
demand.
Government Cloud service
& Smart Thailand project.
43. 2013 will be the year
of e-commerce. Expect to reach
almost Bt15 billion (Paypal)
Online consumerization
Social media marketing
Personal cloud
Retail will go more online.
More investment on ICT.