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 Russia - Broadband Market - Overview, Analysis and Forecasts
Synopsis
Broadband has grown rapidly in recent years as incumbent and alternative telecom operators upgrade infrastructure as part of a general trend of migrating beyond voice-centric offerings to voice, broadband and convergence services. The relatively poor quality or lack of existing infrastructure has resulted in a variety of technology platforms deployed for broadband including xDSL, cable and FttH/FttB. Wireless solutions such as WiFi and WiMAX garnered much interest initially, though one of the main players Yota is abandoning WiMAX in favour of long-term evolution. The cooperation of three major mobile network operators and Rostelecom to deploy long-term evolution on Yota's infrastructure will be a catalyst for significant mobile broadband uptake in coming years
Broadband diffusion is providing the basis on which a promising internet society is emerging, with much potential for future commercial, government and social services. This report offers a concise overview of Russia's rapidly developing broadband market in 2011, providing an overview of major players, technology platforms, statistics and broadband subscriber forecasts for 2010-2013 and 2020.
Last Update: 13 May 2011 Number of Pages: 17
Single User: USD $195.00 ex-GST View Table of Contents
Russia - Key Statistics and Telecommunications Market
Synopsis
The Russian telecom market is the largest in Europe due to the size of its population. Its telecoms market is not homogenous due to the concentration of wealth in the west. All markets have been liberalised with competition most prevalent in Moscow. Svyazinvest, the holding company for Russia's incumbent telecom operators, continues to dominate the fixed-line market. Network developments are underway with incumbent and alternative operators deploying and modernising fixed-line network infrastructure to offer broadband and broadband-based services such as IPTV. This report provides a concise overview of Russia's fixed-line telecommunications and IT market. Information is presented on key regulatory developments, fixed-line networks, the regional incumbents and competing alternative operators. Included is a variety of statistics to highlight the different sectors within the market, covering the fixed-line, IT, internet access and mobile markets.
Last Update: 17 May 2011 Number of Pages: 28
Single User: USD $180.00 ex-GST View Table of Contents
Russia - Mobile Market - Overview and Statistics
Synopsis
Russia possesses the largest mobile market in Europe. A number of mobile network operators offer services although the market is dominated by three major operators (MTS, VimpelCom and MegaFon), which have expanded nationally through acquisitions of smaller regional service providers. Competition in the key markets of Moscow and St Petersburg is fierce, due to higher concentration of wealth in the two cities. Russia's recent economic woes, due to the global financial crisis, have impacted growth although growth is expected to pick up again in line with the overall economy. Mobile SIM card penetration has surpassed 150% although actual mobile user penetration is lower. Deployment of WCDMA/HSDPA network presents a new growth opportunity through the offering of mobile broadband services.
This report provides a concise overview of Russia's mobile market, in 2011 covering regulatory developments, the major mobile operators including MegaFon, VimpelCom and Tele2, as well as technologies and mobile data, content and applications, and a variety of financial and operational statistics.
Last Update: 13 May 2011 Number of Pages: 29
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