Title: The UAE Telecommunications Market Driven by Mobile data & Broadband: Ken Research
1The UAE Telecommunications Market Driven by
Mobile data Broadband Ken Research
2- 4G will replace 3G as the largest adopted
technology by 2019 as appetite for faster speeds
and additional content expands. - The top two operators, Du and Etisalat, will
account for 97.5 of the telecom market in UAE. - The telecommunications market in the UAE is
expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.7 over
2016-2021, driven by the growth in the fixed and
mobile data segments. - UAE industry incorporates banking, tourism,
business and real estate majorly.
3Ken research declared its production on UAE
Operator Investments in Fiber, 4G and 5G
Technologies to Support Data Revenue Growth
which offers insights on an executive-level
overview of the telecommunications market in the
UAE today, with detailed forecasts of significant
indicators up to 2021. The report offers an
in-depth analysis of the near-term opportunities,
competitive dynamics and evolution of demand by
service type and technology across the fixed
telephony, broadband, mobile and pay-TV sectors,
along with review of significant regulatory
trends. Moreover it provides with a shrewd
investigation on economic, demographic and
political aspects in the UAE along with
regulatory structure and objective for the next
18-24 months as well as relevant developments
pertaining to spectrum licensing, national
broadband plans, number portability and more. The
production focuses on the historical figures and
forecasts of service revenue from the fixed
telephony, broadband, mobile voice, mobile data
and pay-TV markets.
4The economy of the United Arab Emirates is the
second largest in the Arab region after Saudi
Arabia, with a gross domestic product of USD 570
billion in 2014. The United Arab Emirates has
been succeeding in diversifying its economy.
Tourism has been one of the main sources of
revenue in the UAE, with some of the world's most
sumptuous hotels being based in the UAE. A
massive construction boom, an expanding
manufacturing base, and a large service sector
are helping the UAE diversify its economy.
Globally, there is currently USD 350 billion
worth of active construction projects. Internatio
nal Monetary Fund (IMF) anticipated that UAE's
financial growth would increment to 4.5 in 2015,
contrasted with 4.3 in 2014. The IMF ascribed
UAEs possibly strong economic development
in World Economic Outlook Report to the expanded
commitment of non-petroleum divisions, which
enrolled a growth average of more than 6 in 2014
and 2015.
5- Such commitment incorporates banking, tourism,
business and real estate. Increment of Emirati
buying power and governmental expenditures in
infrastructure ventures have extensively
expanded. Universally, UAE is positioned among
the top 20 for worldwide service business, as
indicated by AT Kearney, the top 30 on the WEF
"most-organized nations" and in the top quarter
as a least corrupt nation as per
the TI's corruption index. - The telecommunications market in the UAE is
anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 3.7 over
2016-2021, driven by the development in the fixed
and mobile data fragments. Mobile data and fixed
broadband revenue will develop, attributable to
the expanding reception of 4G systems and
fiber-optic technology. Fixed VoIP will be the
quickest developing portion supported by the
developing reception of triple-play services.
Services ought to concentrate on further
differentiating their administration portfolios
by offering multiplay services to the private
fragment and focusing on M2M to business clients.
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