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LTE Devices and Applications
(January 2012)
LTE is gaining strong momentum and has already overtaken mobile WiMAX subscriptions during 2011. To date, 35 mobile operators have launched commercial LTE networks, a range of 197 devices have become available and the technology is maturing since the first network became live in late 2009. In 2016, Pyramid Research forecasts there will be 592m LTE subscriptions, equivalent to 7.3% of all cellular subscriptions at that time. 		$3,495.00
The Machine-to-Machine Market
(October 2011)
The machine-to-machine (M2M) market is dynamic, serving diverse vertical industries with a range of different devices across multiple networks. Growth is driven by a number of different factors including new regulations, a variety of business models, innovations, falling hardware costs and technological developments. Cellular networks are well-suited to offer the connectivity for a range of different M2M applications, and operators are increasing their focus on the M2M space, particularly in mature, saturated markets. The diversity of the market makes it challenging to address, particularly for mobile operators geared to generating revenue from high volumes of subscriptions with relatively high usage requirements and a limited range of devices. 		$3,495.00
Smartphone Operating Systems
(June 2011)
The smartphone segment is becoming central to the development of the global mobile industry. With mobile subscriptions’ penetration of the population having already surpassed 100% in most developed markets and quickly approaching that mark on a global level, a sign of near market saturation, industry players are focusing on mobile data as the main revenue growth source for the future. In addition to network and service investments being made to pursue this opportunity, data services need user-friendly terminals and interfaces to engage customers. 		$3,495.00
Location-Based Services: Market Forecast, 2011-2015
(May 2011)
Following many years of high expectations, the location-based services market is finally coming of age. Growing adoption of GPS devices is the key driver, helping a whole host of different applications and services to grow. For mobile operators, this is an opportunity to drive new revenue streams, but it is also a threat because it means access to location information is no longer their monopoly. Operators need to become more active in the location space by driving their own-branded navigation and local search applications on devices they distribute, maximizing smartphone sales and bundling people-finding services with packages targeting specific segments. In other segments — including social networking, in-app advertising and advertising-based messaging — the opportunity is more limited, although there are some interesting opportunities here, as well. 		$3,495.00
Mobile Search: Growth of voice and local search challenge the dominance of Google
(March 2011)
Web search has become the way to navigate the Internet and today supports a multibillion dollar industry dominated by Google. It is also the largest and fastest-growing segment of the digital advertising industry. The smartphone boom is creating increasing demand for mobile Internet services, and search is becoming an important method of finding information on this platform. Today it is a dynamic, growing opportunity. 		$3,495.00
Managed Services for Enterprises: Telco Operators and Vendors Capitalize on Businesses Need to Focus
(January 2011)
As enterprises face increased financial pressure, they are looking to managed services to offload capex and improve operational efficiencies. Additionally, enterprises are turning to managed services to enable them to focus more attention and money on core competencies. Managed services free up valuable information technology (IT) resources, decrease staffing needs and enable enterprises to invest in activities that differentiate them from the competition. This demand for managed services has spurred significant action on the part of technology vendors and telecommunications operators. 		$3,495.00
Mobile Applications for Agriculture, Health and Education
(January 2011)
Pyramid Research expects that the use of mobile applications in healthcare, education, and agriculture will provide mobile phone users in emerging markets with several socioeconomic benefits that vary from increased incomes, low cost access to critical information, and higher literacy levels. Mobile network operators, industry players, and governments will benefit from higher traffic volumes, wider use of mobile data, increased loyalty, successful information dissemination, and the opportunity to innovate in and expand service options. This presentation highlights case studies in each area, including Nokia’s Ovi Life Tools in Asia, SchoolNet Mozambique (involving IDRC, TDM, and Microsoft), and Project Masilukeke in South Africa (in partnership with MTN). 		$2,995.00
Health Check
(December 2010)
By all accounts, global healthcare is in crisis. By the end of 2010, the world will spend around $6 trillion on healthcare. Meanwhile, there is a global deficit of 2.4 million healthcare workers. Such statistics paint just a small picture of why governments, healthcare providers, and insurance carriers are desperate to develop solutions that lower costs and improve patient care. Mobile health (mHealth) is increasingly being touted as just such a solution. MHealth is the delivery of health-related services and information via telecommunications networks, such as CDMA, GSM and Wi-Fi, and devices ranging from smartphones to blood glucose meters. 		$3,495.00
TV Anywhere: How the Internet and Mobile Technologies Will Change the Pay-TV Industry
(October 2010)
In this report, Pyramid Research analyzes trends and strategies related to IPTV, which include how emerging Internet TV and established pay-TV offerings are both parts of a broader market dynamic that places content providers, Internet access providers, pay-TV service providers and even consumer electronics suppliers together as collaborators and competitors, sometimes both at once. 		$3,495.00
Mobile Financial Services in Africa
(October 2010)
Mobile financial services are becoming increasingly important throughout the developing world. In many such regions, including Africa, the availability of formal financial services is limited to certain geographic and income ranges, often leaving the majority of the population to rely on unreliable and costly informal channels. This gap in access to financial services provides an opportunity for mobile network operators because they have a number of assets allowing them to address the problem, including network and distribution coverage, a strong brand, high penetration and the means to drive profits from high-volume, low-value transactions. 		$3,495.00
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