Research and Markets: Global Report on Mobile, Subscribers, Revenue, ARPU & Charge Statistics

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/aa9556/global_mobile) has announced the addition of the "Global - Mobile - Subscribers, Revenue, ARPU & Charge Statistics" report to their offering.

Mobile ARPU levels differ widely between the regions of the world; however on the whole all regions have experienced declines in ARPU over the past few years and this is set to continue in the current economic environment. In addition, subscriber growth is mainly coming from the lower-income emerging markets, where monthly mobile ARPU can be as little as $3. This report provides a broad overview of global mobile ARPU developments, including an historical account and information on current ARPU trends and statistics. The report also includes an overview of mobile phone minutes of use and trends in mobile service packages. Overall mobile industry revenue growth and mobile operator CAPEX is also provided. Brief data for selected countries, regions and carriers is provided when used for supporting examples.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Synopsis

2. Mobile market 2010
2.1 Smartphones - a double edged sword
2.2 Spectrum issue - more to it than meets the eye
2.3 Internet Media companies in the mobile sector
2.3.1 Will Microsoft be able to make the mobile jump?

3. Global mobile subscriber statistics
3.1 China - the world's largest mobile market
3.2 India - also a growth market
3.3 Leading mobile technologies

4. Mobile usage and call charges overview
4.1 Mobile Minutes of Use (MOU)
4.2 Trends in mobile call service packages
4.3 Mobile broadband subscription costs

5. Overview of global ARPU developments
5.1 Mobile data ARPU
5.1.1 Business users ARPU is higher

6. Overview of historical global ARPU developments
6.1 Early ARPU 1993-2000
6.2 Stabilisation of ARPU - early 2000s
6.3 Voice ARPU decline begins - mid 2000s

7. Mobile revenue growth and CAPEX forecast
7.1 Recession-proof mobile investments
7.2 Stranded telco assets cost billions

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