With growing customer demands and an increasing need to remain competitive and profitable, major operators and CSPs will channel growth in the development of new technologies, partnerships and entry into new sectors.
Stop thinking about smartphone market as the battle between Apple and Samsung. It was never true for emerging markets.
What will happen in 2015? Growth will, of course, continue. There is still huge pent-up demand for telecoms services in the burgeoning middle classes and aspirational consumers in the emerging markets.
It is a cliché that necessity is the mother of invention.
2015 will be a year that brings various evolutions to developing and emerging markets.
The majority of service providers in Africa continue to grow slowly, mostly due to population growth, but ARPUs remain stubbornly low and it’ll be tough to introduce expensive new services in 2015.
As enterprises around the world begin to plan for the year to come, Verizon’s annual view on enterprise-technology trends offers a timely reminder of what’s shaping the technology market from the business perspective.
The potential of mobile and ICT to support behavior change, supply chain, health financing, health worker enablement and other critical services has been well documented but we have yet to see significant scale and integration into the health system.
2015 is a year in which we’ll likely see a great deal of attention paid in emerging markets to how data revenues will need to quickly bridge the gap that stems from rapidly declining SMS and voice revenues.
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