Portio Research, Jan 2011, Pages: 398
Messaging is still king. We want to be absolutely clear about this. Messaging still dominates non-voice revenues worldwide: the worldwide mobilemessaging market was worth USD 179.2 billion in 2010
Portio Research, Jan 2010, Pages: 355
Mobilemessaging is huge. The worldwide mobilemessaging market was worth USD 150.6 billion in 2009, and this figure will race to USD 233 billion by end-2014. Among the four exciting mobile
Asia Pacific Research Group (APRG), Jan 2010, Pages: 24
New market research with analysis and forecast for mobile email & messaging in China's enterprise market. Small and mid-sized businesses, or “SMBs,” continue to be a key and growing segment within
Frost & Sullivan, May 2008, Pages: 58
This Frost & Sullivan research service titled North American MobileMessaging Markets provides an overview, market size, share, and a forecast of the greater mobilemessaging market along
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., June 2006, Pages: 565
This report analyzes the worldwide markets for MobileMessaging Services in US$ Million. The major products segments analyzed are Short Messaging Services (SMS) (Basic-Short Messaging Services (B
Portio Research, Feb 2007, Pages: 142
Mobilemessaging is an integral part of the mobile industry and contributes significantly to total mobile service revenues. Indeed, in 2006 SMS contributed between 70% and 80% of total non-voice
Portio Research, Nov 2008, Pages: 381
Mobilemessaging is a fast growing and exciting industry, generating revenues of 130 billion USD worldwide in 2008, and this figure is set to rise to a market value of 224 billion USD by full year
Frost & Sullivan, Oct 2006, Pages: 63
This Frost & Sullivan research service titled Latin America MobileMessaging Services Market provides an overview of the messaging market in Latin America and Caribbean and observed trends that may
Mind Commerce LLC, Aug 2007, Pages: 93
This publication provides the reader an excellent overview of the current state of mobilemessaging from a business perspective including challenges, opportunities and trends such as message volume
Osterman Research, Inc., July 2009, Pages: 56
This report presents the results of a detailed research program into preferences and plans for mobilemessaging capabilities among mid-sized and large organizations in North America. It focuses
Ovum, June 2006, Pages: 25
, messaging.
Mobile operators are moving to build up their content revenues, but the process is a very challenging one. It requires them, in effect, to become media companies, and to build the organisational
Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd., March 2011, Pages: 13
The popularity of mobilemessaging services continues to grow on the back of the introduction of capped data changes, smart phones and bundled services. The one area of note in decline is the PSMS
In-Stat/MDR, Dec 2008, Pages: 31
data service is still text messaging. Inexpensive, ubiquitous, reliable, and simple for the mobile customer to operate, SMS (and MMS) technologies provide potentially endless revenue streams for forward
ADKiT Ltd (SCS Reports), Jan 2003
Multimedia Messaging (MMS) technology means cellphones can now be used to offer a massive new range of services and products.Mobile email, ringtones, mobile video, mobile downloads, games
Osterman Research, Inc., Oct 2007, Pages: 40
This report presents the results of a detailed research program into preferences and plans for mobilemessaging capabilities among North American organizations over the 2007-2010 timeframe
Telecom Trends International (TTI), May 2003, Pages: 145
Value-added mobilemessaging market is poised for exponential growth over the next six years. A host of applications are emerging where mobilemessaging technologies will be extensively used
Javelin Strategy & Research, April 2007, Pages: 31
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Table of Figures
Figure 1: Mobile
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Subscribers Demand a More User-Friendly Client Interface
Mobile instant messaging (MIM) is the latest value-added service offering within the mobile industry that allows subscribers to enjoy real
