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Mobile VoIP - Is it Really a Threat to Operator Voice Revenues?
IDATE, April 2011, Pages: 85
This study looks at the changing landscape of the mobile VoIP market; the main over the top players, the new entrants together with what they bring, and how the operators are reacting. The technical challenges are assessed, and an analysis as to the level of threat mobile VoIP brings to operator revenues is made. It concludes with a scenario for the development of this emerging market.
Key Questions
- Who are the new entrants in the mobile VoIP market and how does it change the competition landscape?
- User experiences, current networks and upcoming LTE deployments - what are the technological challenges ?
- Which major OTT and managed solutions are on the Mobile VoIP market? How are the Internet Giants positioning there?
- What are the key trends for Mobile VoIP applications?
- How will the mobile VoIP market evolve by 2015, in the context of more regulation& competition on the voice market?
Data & Forecasts up to 2015 covered in the report:
- Worldwide mobile VoIP user and pentration of 3G subscribers
- Worldwide mobile VoIP volume (billion minutes)
Contributors
Soichi NAKAJIMA, Head of Project, Senior Consultant
Soichi joined IDATE as a senior consultant in January 2009. His main area of endeavour is the mobile communications market, such as the mobile Internet, applications, contents and services, the analysis of strategies employed by the various players, scenario building and forecasts. He also works on other business potentials for the mobile Internet, such as smart grids and VoIP.
Before coming to IDATE, Soichi worked for NTT DoCoMo, Japan's largest mobile network operator by subscriber numbers, where he played a leading role in the strategic planning of the roll-out of Japan's first 3G M2M data-only tariffs.
Soichi holds a Bachelors degree in mathematics, from the University of Nottingham in the UK.
Sophie LUBRANO, Director of Studies
A member of the IDATE team since November 2000, Sophie Pernet is specialised in demand analysis, particularly in the area of consumer applications. Sophie also contributes her expertise in supply analysis, notably companies' Internet service strategies. Her assignments focus on various aspects of
the telecom industry: Internet, media, landline and mobile telephony.
Prior to joining IDATE, Sophie was an economic consultant for B.I.P.E., where she was in charge of telecom market monitoring.
Ms. Pernet is an economist, with a post-graduate degree from ESLSCA (Ecole Supérieure Libre des Sciences Commerciales Appliquées).
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