This week: Location-based services; telecom markets in El Salvador, South Africa, Malaysia, the Czech Republic and the United Arab Emirates
June 3, 2011
Welcome to Research Rewind, a weekly recap of published telecom research and blogs from Pyramid Research and Heavy Reading.
This week we look at the future of location-based services as well as telco markets in El Salvador, South Africa, Malaysia, the Czech Republic and the United Arab Emirates.
Pyramid published a new research report, "Location-Based Services Market Forecast, 2011-2015." The report provides a detailed overview of the current status and size of the location-based services market. It takes a specific look at the positioning of the mobile operators within the value chain and how they can leverage their assets to take a stake in this growing opportunity. Download an excerpt.
As promised, Pyramid Research published a spate of new Country Intelligence Reports (CIRs):
These are five-year telco market forecasts for each country, including a focus on new business opportunities for operators, handset manufacturers and others. You can download free excerpts of all 60 CIRs here.
Finally, just a reminder that there's still time to register for the upcoming "Making Money on Mobile Broadband" conference in Brazil in June. For more details, see Pyramid Research Senior Analyst Vinicius Caetano's Pyramid Point, "Brazil Goes Louco for Mobile Broadband." Comment on our Facebook page here.
That's Research Rewind for this week. Until next Friday, we'll see you online at Pyramid Research and Heavy Reading. May the telecom be with you!
— Matt Donnelly, Managing Editor, Pyramid Research
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