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      SPECIALISTS IN TELECOMS, MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY (TMT)

      Our ability to understand the complex workings of TMT industries and draw practical conclusions, based on the specialist knowledge of our people, is what sets our consulting and research services apart. 

    • WEBINAR

      CONSUMER SMARTPHONE USAGE

      Analysys Mason has worked with Nielsen to analyse consumer smartphone usage, based on data from an on-device passive monitoring application. In this webinar, Martin Scott and Stephen Sale present initial findings from this research, focusing on the evolving use of apps and over-the-top (OTT) communications services, as well as the changing relationship between Wi-Fi and cellular data.

      23 April 2014

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    • FORECAST UPDATE FOR DEVELOPED
      ASIA–PACIFIC

      Tom Mowat examines highlights from our latest forecast for developed Asia–Pacific, including rapid growth in LTE connections.

      53%

       

      LTE will become the dominant technology in 2015, when its share of connections will reach 53%.

    • CASE STUDY: COST MODELLING

      We helped an African operator understand its network service costs and how they differed from those of its larger competitors.

      NETWORK AND RETAIL COST MODELLING

    • POSTAL SECTOR IN KENYA

      ANALYSYS MASON REPORT PROPOSES REFORMS

      The Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) engaged Analysys Mason to undertake a study on Kenya's postal and courier industry. Our final report proposes far-reaching reforms that aim to liberalise the market, support e-commerce and underpin economic growth.

    • DIGITAL ECONOMY KPI TRACKER

      Analysys Mason's new tracker collates key financial and operational data for major players in the digital economy – such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google.

      The revenue potential and profitability of players in the digital economy vary significantly because they employ a wide range of business models.

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      Senior Analyst

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    • Webinar - Consumer smartphone usage: real-world insights into device usage
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      Analysys Mason has worked with Nielsen to analyse consumer smartphone usage, based on data from an on-device passive monitoring application. In this webinar, Martin Scott and Stephen Sale present initial findings from this research, focusing on the evolving use of apps and over-the-top (OTT) communications services, as well as the changing relationship between Wi-Fi and cellular data.

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