Middle East Supporting ICT to Change IdentityBy: Shushmul Maheshwari
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According to our new research, “Middle East ICT Market Analysis”, as the demand for alternative fuels continues to rise strongly, the governments across the Middle East region are targeting non-oil sector for development. So the Middle East governments are striving hard to transform themselves into knowledge-based centers from oil-based economies.
The governments have prioritized the telecommunication industry as the most vigorous for their economical and technological development. For this purpose, governments have been bringing reforms (precisely, liberalization) in the ICT sector, allowing foreign as well as domestic private players to enter into the market. “The governments are providing certain benefits, like tax benefits and creation of free trade zones to the firms that are interested in the ICT sector of the region,” says an analyst at RNCOS.
The governments are encouraging the use of Internet among the Middle East people that include more widespread use of computers in businesses and at homes, building of advanced telecom infrastructure and framing of a regulatory policy of minimal intervention. To fillip the development of the ICT industry, the governments have lowered tariffs on computers, computer equipment and software, reveals RNCOS report.
“Middle East ICT Market Analysis” offers extensive research and prudent analysis on the ICT industry across the Middle East countries. It provides unbiased facts on the ICT industry to help clients better analyze investment options and high potential growth areas. Various countries that have been analyzed as part of this research are Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Israel, Turkey, UAE, Iran, Jordan, Oman, Qatar and Bahrain. The report has thoroughly studied the IT and telecommunication industry of each of these countries.
This report covers historic performance and four-year forecast on the ICT industry of each Middle Eastern country covered. It provides detailed overview on IT industry (hardware, packaged software, and services), fixed-line telephone (subscriber lines and penetration), mobile telephony (subscribers and penetration), Internet & broadband (subscribers and penetration), and 3G (for countries where 3G has been commercially launched). The forces that are fuelling growth in various segments have also been discussed in detail.
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Middle East ICT Market Analysis, ICT industry, opportunities and success of the ICT industry, Major growth in ICT industry, Future prospects of ICT industry, Middle Eastern ICT industry, Fixed Line Telephone Industry, ICT in Mobile Industry |
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Dec 2, 2008 |
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Shushmul Maheshwari || send email to Shushmul Maheshwari
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Indian Mutual Fund Industry Growing Rapidly
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According to a new research report “Indian Mutual Fund Industry” published by RNCOS, mutual fund industry of India is growing at a rapid pace and is projected to touch mark of US$ 300 Billion by 2015.
The key to this speedy growth is the relatively higher saving pattern in India than various developed and developing nations, such as Japan, France and China, says the report.
The higher income saving pattern observed in India as compared to rest of the word is mainly because Indians are highly future-conscious. Consequently, Indians are expected to massively increase their investments in the mutual fund market because it offers broad and better investment option.
Moreover, improved regulations have imparted a better lucidity to AMCs as well as stock markets. As a result, investors are opting mutual funds as the most preferable able investment option in the country. Both widening product range serving various purposes and budding opportunities are expected to keep the Indian mutual fund industry in the similar growth track in the coming times also.
However, the report also reveals that despite immense growth potentials, limited involvement of the rural sector will prove to be a hurdle for the growth of this industry. Due to lack of awareness, inferior distribution and limited banking services in the rural regions, mutual funds are yet to gain significant recognition and acceptance in the rural markets.
In view of the aforementioned constraints, a Senior Research Analyst at RNCOS has suggested that asset management companies and banks in India should together take the responsibility of extending their reach to the rural economy. Thus, huge opportunities in this sector will assist the growth of country’s mutual funds industry in future.
The research report “Indian Mutual Fund Industry” provides an extensive analysis of the Indian mutual fund industry alongwith its current and future outlook. It equips the clients with the latest market developments and potential. The estimations and forecasts in the report are not based on a complex economic model, but provide a rough guidance to the direction of the industry’s future movement.
The report also glances into the future of distinct segments of Indian mutual fund industry, including Population aging 65 years and above, Pharmaceutical Market (by segments) and Commercial Drugs Segment.
For FREE SAMPLE of this report visit: http://www.rncos.com/Report/IM142.htm
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RNCOS Releases a New Report- Czech Republic Automobile Sector
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RNCOS has recently added a new Market Research Report titled, "Czech Republic Automobile Sector" to its report gallery. Automobile sector is an integral and important part of the Czech Republic economy. The geographical proximity of the country with other European countries provides it an inherent advantage for companies to tap the regional automobile market. The largest automobile producer and a major auto exporter in the region, the Czech Republic has sustained its dominant position and will continue to do so in future due to the rising level of investment in automobile sector.
The report gives a detailed overview of the automobile industry in the country. The report provides segment-wise analysis of the automobile industry in terms of production, sales, and exports to evaluate the industry at micro level.
The future forecast given in the report helps the client to identify the potential segment(s) and to design market-centric strategies. The report also provides overview of the factors responsible for the growth of automobile industry in the Czech Republic, challenges to be faced, and the opportunities present in the market.
Key Findings
- More than 90% of automobile production in the Czech Republic is exported.
- Cars and LCVs dominate automobile production in the country.
- Sales of used cars have outperformed the sales of new cars in the Czech Republic.
- Passenger car stock is expected to reach 418.5 per 1000 people in the country by 2011.
- Car and LCV sales are expected to increase at a CAGR of 21% from 2008 to 2011.
- Skoda dominates the car & LCV production by accounting for more than 50% of the industry production.
- Motorcycle imports increased by 53% as compared to a 36% rise in sales of new motorcycles from Jan-Sep’ 2006 to Jan-Sep’ 2007.
Key Issues and Facts Analyzed
- Segment-wise overview of sales, production and export of automobiles in the Czech Republic.
- Import analysis of new and second-hand foreign branded cars.
- Factors driving the automobile industry in the Czech Republic.
- Potential obstacles for the industry and recommendations to overcome them.
- Key players operating in the Czech Republic automobile industry.
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources
The information has been compiled from authentic and reliable sources like books, newspapers, trade journals, and white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to more than 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Method
Methods like historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis have been used in the report for a prudent analysis.
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Read this before buying silver jewelry
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There are many different names for silver jewellery on the market today. So, what are all these types of silver and what do they mean?
This article will educate you so you understand what the different terminologies are when you are buying Wholesale silver jewelry or silver gemstone jewelry.
What silver?
Silver is a metal which has been used for hundreds of years. Silver is mined from many countries but the biggest producers are Mexico, Peru and Australia.
Silver in its pure form, is normally considered too soft for everyday use. Therefore, other metals are added to the pure silver such as cooper.
The different types of “Silver”
Sterling silver is the main type of silver used in jewellery, ornaments & dinnerware today. This is solid silver. Sterling silver is a mixture of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% metal alloy.
Sterling silver is hallmarked as “925”.
Fine silver is 99.9% pure silver and is normally considered too soft to use for most items. It is also solid silver.
Silver plating is common and sometimes dishonest sellers try to pass this off as sterling silver. It’s also call electroplated silver or silver coated as well. Silver plated items are made using a base metal, normally brass or nickel, which is then put through an electroplating process. Electroplating is a process which adheres a very thin layer of pure silver onto the base metal.
The result is a sterling silver looking item at a, much reduced price. It may look like sterling silver but the silver plating tends to wear off quite quickly exposing the less than beautiful base metal.
Alpaca Silvered or German Silver is not actually silver at all. It is a greyish looking alloy which resembles silver. It is sometimes termed nickel silver, paktong, and new silver. It is also used as a base for silver plated items because of its appearance. If you want real silver, stay away from this. Also, beware of sellers selling this as “fashion jewellery” to consumers that don’t know the difference between sterling silver and alpaca silver.
Mexican Silver silver is used to describe silver made in Mexico. It must have more than 90% pure silver content to be Mexican silver. Most silver jewellery from Mexico today is actually sterling silver.
Britannia Silver has a pure silver content of 95.85% and no more than 4.16% copper. This silvered is marked in the U.K. and Ireland as "958 silver." It is an even more pure form of silver than sterling silver. Hence it’s higher valuer.
Antiquing of Sterling Silver Jewelry
Antiquing is very common in the silver industry today and is the practice of applying a finishing process to sterling silver to give the item an appearance of age. As well as giving the item an appearance of age, it also helps to produce a contrast which makes the details of intricate designs stand out better.
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Economic Downturn Fails to Impact Turkish Pension Fund Market
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According to our latest research report on the Turkish pension fund market titled “Turkey Pension Fund Market Forecast to 2013”, even in an environment of global financial crisis, when pension funds all around the world have shown a tendency to contract, the situation is completely different in Turkey because investors are making conservative choices and investing in treasury bonds and state bonds.
The number of people who participated in pension funds during 2008 reached nearly 1.74 Million, while the total value of the pension funds jumped to 6.4 Billion Turkish lira, an increase of 32% compared to a year earlier. The growth trend witnessed last year is expected to continue in the forecast period. The number of pension fund participants is projected to grow at a CAGR of 28.5% between 2009 and 2013.
Over 80% of the pension funds have been invested in public borrowing instruments or in fixed yield investment vehicles such as reverse repo. Meanwhile, the share of pension funds invested in equity stands at only about 11%. The prudent investment style has helped the funds to maintain their value and not bear big losses. We expect that investors will continue to follow the similar path in coming years.
“Turkey Pension Fund Market Forecast to 2013” contains detailed information about the pension market in Turkey and broadly discusses its various segments. The report also studies the Turkey’s pension market structure along with market trends such as life expectancy, healthcare spending, investment strategy, social security reforms and Islamic bonds. It will help clients to analyze the leading-edge opportunities critical to the success of emerging private pension market in the country.
The report also gives an insight into the regulatory environment and forecasts on several parameters like market participants, potential prospects, pension fund investments and prospective investments.
For FREE SAMPLE of this report visit: http://www.rncos.com/Report/IM022.htm
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Up to 50% off on Report - Global Convenience Store Market Analysis
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RNCOS is offering up to 50% discount on Market Research Report titled, "Global Convenience Store Market Analysis". Rapid economic development, along with booming retail industry, has been propelling the growth of convenience store (c-store) industry across the world. The global c-store industry has shown tremendous growth over the past few years, particularly in the emerging economies of Asia. Moreover, the increasing share of modern retail outlets and emerging trends in organized retailing are anticipated to drive the industry further in near future, as per "Global Convenience Store Market Analysis", a research report by RNCOS.
The report provides extensive analysis on the booming c-store market. It provides an insight into the c-store industry across Asia, Europe and North America, and gives a brief overview on the consumer behavior. The report helps the client analyze the trends in c-store retailing across the world and identify the key emerging markets. Future growth areas and challenges for the industry mentioned in the research help the client to align their business strategies as per the changing market dynamics.
Key Findings
- Increasing trend of organized retailing will drive the growth of c-store industry in the world. By 2011, modern retail trade is expected to account for more than 55% share in overall retail industry Asia alone.
- The c-store industry has reached the mature stage in most of the developed countries of Europe and North America.
- Asia remains the fastest growing c-store market in the world as the major Asian retail markets registered explosive growth in opening up of new convenience store.
- Changing consumer preferences, lifestyle and rising income level, which is heavily influenced by economic growth, remains the major driving force for c-store industry in the Asian region.
- China remains the largest market for c-store industry after Japan in Asia. China recorded a CAGR increase of 15.28% in the number of c-stores during 2004-2006.
Key Issues Analyzed
- Overview on different retail formats (traditional and modern).
- Market size of the c-store industry with regional segregation.
- Country-wise analysis of the c-store industry.
- Study of consumer behavior in different countries.
- Analysis of the factors responsible for the growth of c-store industry.
- Challenges for the c-store industry.
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources
Information has been sourced from books, newspapers, trade journals, and white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to more than 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Methods
The analysis methods include ratio analysis, historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis.
For FREE SAMPLE of this report visit: http://www.rncos.com/Report/IM119.htm
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UP TO 50% OFF ON THIS REPORT TILL May 31, 2009
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