Canadian Wireless Services 2009-2013 Forecast and Analysis: Wireless Wars 6

Canadian Wireless Services 2009-2013 Forecast and Analysis: Wireless Wars 6 published by IDC in December, 2009. This report consists of Pages: 101 and the price starts from US $ 4500.

Introduction

Abstract

This IDC study updates IDC Canada' s annual forecast of the Canadian wireless communications market. It provides:

• Canadian cellular penetration data, profiles of major Canadian wireless service providers, their key operating statistics, and market shares for 2008
• Analysis of market developments and carrier strategies in 2008 and 2009 that are driving the wireless sector in Canada as well as an examination of potential inhibitors
• Five-year projections of the Canadian wireless voice and nonvoice markets, including short messaging services (SMS) and mobile data — both in terms of subscribers and revenue
• Wireless revenue forecast for consumer and business segments
• Essential guidance aimed at assisting wireless providers to capitalize on the growth opportunities presented by the burgeoning wireless market

Table of Contents

• IDC Opinion
• In This Study
• Methodology
• Situation Overview
• Wireless Penetration
• 2008 in Review
• Subscriber Share
• Wireless Providers
• Pricing and Discount Services
• ARPU Turnaround
• Wireless Capex
• Rogers Wireless
• Rogers Wireless' Networks
• Rogers Launches Rocket Product for Small Businesses
• Bell Mobility
• Bell Mobility' s Networks
• EV-DO Upgrade
• Bell and Telus Build Joint HSDPA Network
• Network Envy Leads to Lawsuits over Ad Claims
• LTE to Follow with One Voice or Voice over LTE via Generic Access?
• Telus Mobility
• Telus Mobility' s Networks
• SaskTel Mobility
• MTS Mobility
• TbayTel Mobility
• Spectrum Auction Admits New Entrants
• Globalive Backed by Egypt' s Orascom
• Cabinet Overturns CRTC Decision on Globalive Eligibility
• Wind Unveils Plans
• Cablecos Score Big Holdings
• Vidéotron
• Shaw Communications
• DAVE
• MTS Allstream
• Public Mobile
• Wireless Market Drivers
• Wireless Substitution Continues to Rise
• Wireless Internet Substitution Looms
• Wireless Data Stimulates ARPU
• MobiTV in Limbo
• Mobile Social Networking — Long Way to Go
• Digital Swiss Army Knife: Smartphones and Apps Proliferate
• Security Concerns Also Proliferate
• Mobile Search
• Wireless Advertising
• GPS and Location-Based Services
• Wireless and Public Safety: Enhanced Wireless 911
• Wireless Market Inhibitors
• Wireless Data Prices
• Business Adoption Still Lags
• Access Fees Class-Action Suit
• Driving Bans: Talking on Cell Phones While Driving as Dangerous as DUI
• Health and Safety
• Future Outlook
• Forecast and Assumptions
• Canadian Wireless Forecast
• Assessing the Wireless Market Opportunity
• Subscriber Forecast
• Wireless Voice and Data Revenue Forecast
• ARPU Forecast
• Business Versus Consumer Spending
• Wireless Forecast by Business Size
• Market Context
• Five-Year Forecast Comparison
• Essential Guidance
• Advice for Vendors
• Wireless Applications Developers
• Learn More
• Related Research
• Definitions
• Methodology
• Synopsis
• Table: Canadian Wireless Services Capex Spending by Provider, 2001–2009 (C$M)
• Table: Rogers Wireless at a Glance, 2008
• Table: Rogers Wireless Capex Spending by Project Type, 2007 and 2008 (C$M)
• Table: Bell Mobility at a Glance, 2008
• Table: Telus Mobility at a Glance, 2008
• Table: Canadian Wireless Auction Bidders' Spectrum Holdings by Region, July 2008 (%)
• Table: Wind Mobile' s Voice Plans
• Table: Canadian Large Bucket Wireless Plan Comparison
• Table: Canadian Wireless Subscribers and 911 Revenue for the Top Carriers, 2008
• Table: Bell Mobility Wireless Data Plans (C$)
• Table: Worldwide Wireless Data and Entertainment Services Prices by Region and Provider
• Table: Ten Canadian Mobile Consumer and Enterprise Solutions to Watch
• Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for the Canadian Wireless Services Market, 2009–2013
• Table: Canadian Cell Phone Subscribers, Penetration, and Minutes of Use, 2008–2013
• Table: Canadian SMS and Mobile Data Subscribers and SMS Messages, 2008–2013 (M)
• Table: Canadian Wireless Services Revenue by Service Type, 2008–2013
• Table: Canadian Wireless Subscribers, Revenue, and ARPU, 2008–2013
• Table: Canadian Wireless Services Revenue by Service Type and Customer Segment, 2008–2013 (C$M)
• Table: Canadian Wireless Services Revenue, 2006–2013: Comparison of December 2008 and December 2009 Forecasts
• Figure: Worldwide Fixed and Wireless Communications Penetration, 1998–2009 (% of Population)
• Figure: Worldwide Mobile Penetration by Select Country, 2008
• Figure: Canadian Teledensity by Service Type, 1997–2008
• Figure: Canadian Cell Phone Subscribers and Penetration, 1995–2008
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Revenue Share by Service Type, 2008
• Figure: Canadian Telecom Services Revenue by Service Type, 2001–2008
• Figure: Canadian Retail Telecom Services Revenue Share by Service Segment, 2008
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Subscriber Share by Provider, 2008
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Revenue as a Percentage of Total Revenue for the Top 3 Providers, 2008
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Coverage for All Providers Combined, 2008
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Subscribers for the Top 3 Carriers by Subscription Type, 1H09
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Blended Monthly ARPU by Select Provider, 1995–1H09
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Capex Spending, 2001–2009
• Figure: Rogers Wireless GSM and HSPA Network Coverage
• Figure: Rogers Wireless Consumer Data Plan Prices, 2008 (C$/Month)
• Figure: Bell Mobility' s Digital and 3G Network Coverage, 2008
• Figure: Telus and Bell Canada HSPA+ Network Coverage, 4Q09 and 1Q10
• Figure: Bell and Telus Joint Wireless 4G Network Evolution
• Figure: HSDPA Global Coverage, 2009
• Figure: Telus Mobility' s National Wireless Network Coverage
• Figure: SaskTel Mobility' s Wireless Coverage of Saskatchewan
• Figure: MTS Mobility' s Coverage of Manitoba
• Figure: TbayTel Mobility' s Coverage
• Figure: Weather Investments' Telecom Assets
• Figure: Globalive Revised Ownership Structure, October 2009
• Figure: Level of Consideration of "Cutting the Cord" on Wireline Service, 2008 (% of Respondents)
• Figure: Canadian Firms With Employees That Are Solely Reliant on Wireless for Voice by Organization Size (% of Respondents)
• Figure: Top 10 Most Frequently Used Wireless Data Services, 2008 and 2009 (% of Respondents)
• Figure: Canadian Consumer Annual SMS Text Message Volume, 2002–2008
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Data and Entertainment Use by Age Group
• Figure: Canadian Social Networking Participation by Device and Age Group
• Figure: Canadian Smartphone Shipments as a Percentage of Total Mobile Device Shipments and Smartphone Device Shipment Share by Vendor, 1H09
• Figure: Canadian Business Telecom Spending by Service Segment, 2009 (C$M)
• Figure: Canadian Business Telecom Spending by Service Segment and Company Size, 2009 (%)
• Figure: Primary Obstacles to Deploying Wireless by Company Size
• Figure: Status of Mobile Strategy Implementation in Canadian Businesses
• Figure: Life-Cycle Adoption Curve of Wireless Solutions for Canadian Medium-Sized and Large Organizations
• Figure: Top 5 Places Where Canadian Consumers Use Mobile Phones
• Figure: Canadian Wireless and Wireline Services Revenue, 2008–2013
• Figure: Assessing the Canadian Telecom Services Opportunity by Service Type, 2009–2013
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Subscribers and Penetration, 2009–2013 (M and %)
• Figure: Canadian Wireline and Wireless Subscribers, 2003–2013 (M)
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Revenue by Service Type, 2008–2013
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Monthly ARPU by Service Type, 2008–2013
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Revenue by Customer Segment and Company Size, 2008–2013
• Figure: Canadian Consumer Wireless Services Revenue by Service Type, 2008–2013
• Figure: Canadian Business Wireless Services Revenue by Service Type, 2008–2013
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Revenue, 2009–2013: Comparison of December 2008 and December 2009 Forecasts
• Figure: Canadian Wireless Services Revenue Growth, 2007–2013: Comparison of December 2008 and December 2009 Forecasts

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