The future of voice in Asia-Pacific

The future of voice in Asia-Pacific published by Ovum, Ltd. in February, 2007. This report consists of 17 PAGES and the price starts from US $ 1365.

Introduction

Abstract

This report analyses the future opportunities and threats in the Asia-Pacific voice market over the coming years. By 2010, we expect the Asia-Pacific region with India and China to host over 2 billion fixed and mobile voice connections, 42% of the global total. 77% of voice connections in the region will be mobile by 2010, and nearly 85% of these voice connections will be based in emerging markets within the region.

Among the key messages of this report are:

• Mobile growth is the biggest driver in the Asia-Pacific voice market
• The VoIP threat will take longer to emerge
• Fixed- mobile convergence (FMC) will drive structural change

Table of Contents

Key messages

Asia-Pacific growth scenario

• Developed markets
• Emerging markets

Threats and opportunities in developed markets

• Fixed operators
• Mobile operators
• Issues and trends in developed markets

Threats and opportunities in emerging markets

• Fixed operators
• Mobile operators
• Issues and trends in emerging markets

Table of figures

• Figure 1 Forecast fixed voice connections and revenue in developed Asia-Pacific markets
• Figure 2 Forecast mobile voice connections and revenues in developed Asia-Pacific markets
• Figure 3 Forecast fixed voice connections and revenues in emerging Asia-Pacific markets
• Figure 4 Forecast mobile voice connections and revenues in emerging Asia-Pacific markets
• Figure 5 Threats to incumbent fixed voice connections in developed Asia-Pacific markets
• Figure 6 Broadband population penetration in developed Asia-Pacific countries
• Figure 7 Threats to incumbent fixed voice services in emerging Asia-Pacific markets
• Figure 8 Broadband penetration in emerging Asia-Pacific countries

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