DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/56w3nk/australia) has announced the addition of the "Australia: National Broadband Network to Boost Adoption Levels to Match Regional Peers" report to their offering.
Australia: National Broadband Network to Boost Adoption Levels to Match Regional Peers,' a new Country Intelligence Report, offers a precise, incisive profile of Australia's mobile and fixed telecommunications and pay-TV markets based on comprehensive proprietary data and insights from our research in the Australian market. Published annually, this presentation-quality, executive-level report provides detailed analysis of the near-term opportunities, competitive dynamics and evolution of demand by service type and technology/platform across the fixed telephony and broadband, mobile and pay-TV sectors, in addition to a review of key regulatory trends.
Report Highlights
- The National Broadband Network, scheduled for completion in 2019, will by that time have made FTTH/B the predominant broadband technology, up from 1% of fixed lines in 2013.
- In 2013, Australia's telecom revenue of US$28.2bn was down by 5% on the previous year, largely because of sharply declining ARPS due to increasing competition. Going forward, however, mobile revenue is set to grow thanks to increasing mobile data usage and revenue, and broadband is set to boom as well.
- Ongoing controversy over NBN adds great uncertainty to the final plan and its expected impacts. A revision in 2013 cut the goal to 22% of the population passed by FTTP, down from 93% of premises.
Key Topics Covered:
- Executive summary
- Market and competitor overview
- Regional context
- Economic, demographic and political context
- Regulatory environment
- Demand profile
- Service evolution
- Competitive landscape
- Major market players
- Segment analysis
- Mobile services
- Fixed services
- Pay-TV
- Identifying opportunities
Companies Mentioned
- Foxtel
- Optus
- Telstra
- VHA
- Vodafone
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/56w3nk/australia
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