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LTE Mobile Broadband Strategies: Consumer & Enterprise Markets; Devices & Chipsets 2009-2014
Juniper Research, April 2009, Pages: 138
This LTE report provides over 50 pages of forecasts including enterprise and consumer subscriber numbers split by 8 key regions, and enterprise and consumer device forecasts for smart phones, laptops, portable games consoles, netbooks, and consumer devices such as cameras and MP3 players.
As well as LTE service revenues based on regional ARPUs, this report also looks at LTE network access method (SIM cards, USB modem dongle, plug-in cards, embedded chipsets) and forecasts when the embedded LTE chipset market will take off.
This new study provides the most detailed assessment of the opportunity for device and component vendors, mobile network operators, consultants, financial analysts and application, content and service providers to maximise revenues in this emerging sector.
Key Questions answered by this report:
- How much service revenue and ARPU will LTE generate by region?
- How many LTE mobile broadband subscribers will there be each year from 2009–2014?
- What will be the split between enterprise and consumer LTE subscribers?
- Which will be the prime regions for LTE deployments?
- What are the trends, drivers and constraints affecting the development of the LTE market?
- How many and what types of devices will be connected to LTE networks in 2014?
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