RNCOS Releases a New Report- 3G Market Forecast to 2010By: Shushmul Maheshwari
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RNCOS Releases a New Report- 3G Market Forecast to 2010
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RNCOS has recently added a new Market Research Report titled, “3G Market Forecast to 2010” to its report gallery. According to the report, 3G technologies have spearheaded economical wireless broadband communications in both developed and emerging markets. These technologies are being rapidly deployed for fixed, portable and mobile uses. The factors that are encouraging the operators and countries to develop and deploy 3G includes high data speed, access to multimedia services, video conferencing, facilitation of mobility, corporate solutions and so on. The continuous enhancements in 3G technologies have given birth to advanced version like EV-DO Rev. A, HSDPA, and femtocells that provide outstanding capabilities, making 3G the preeminent choice.
There is wide scope of 3G markets in the developing countries with underdeveloped network infrastructure and low per capita income. These countries are continuously involved in their infrastructure development to reap the value of mobility.
The report provides extensive research on the global 3G market. It discusses the factors and trends that have led to its global deployment. It also provides an insight into the regional 3G market by technology and studies the key opportunity areas that have emerged due to the global take-up of 3G.
The report provides thorough analysis on various countries segmented into Key and Emerging markets, like Japan, Republic of Korea, the US, Germany, China, Brazil and India.
Key Findings
- The total number of 3G subscribers stood at around 614 Million at the end of 2007 and the number is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 34% in near future.
- CDMA2000 and WCDMA market is forecasted to account for 43% of the total worldwide wireless market by 2010.
- CDMA2000 technology will continue to dominate the 3G subscriber base; however, the future growth in WCDMA subscriber base (at a CAGR of 50.7% during 2008-2010) is anticipated to surpass that of CDMA2000.
- Japan accounts for the major chunk of 3G subscribers running on both technology platforms - WCDMA and CDMA2000.
- Growing at a CAGR of over 27%, 3G market for mobile handsets will supersede 475 Million units (including HSDPA handsets).
- The growing 3G market is expected to fuel demand for 3G-based Mobile TV market with subscriber growth forecasted at a CAGR of nearly 48% by 2012.
- Introduction of femtocells is expected to result in mass adoption of 3G technology across the world.
Key Issues & Facts
- What is the current and future global 3G market scenario?
- What are the trends in 3G market with respect to subscribers, technology and geographic segmentation?
- How is the technological development driving the 3G market demand?
- Why are the 3G operators focusing on infrastructure sharing?
- Which is the region that will see the major 3G market deployments across the world?
- What will be the future market size of 3G handsets?
- How is the femtocell market associated with 3G?
- Which are the markets or vendors flourishing due to the rapid uptake of 3G in global market?
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources
Information has been sourced from various credible 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 Methods
The analysis methods include ratio analysis, historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis.
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3G Market Forecast to 2010, 3G Technologies, 3G Market Forecast, 3G Market, Key Players of 3G Industry |
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Dec 2, 2008 |
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Shushmul Maheshwari || send email to Shushmul Maheshwari
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India to Become Aerospace MRO Hub
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According to our latest research on global aerospace industry under the title, "Aerospace Industry Forecast to 2013", India is expected to become a hub for MRO (maintenance, repair and overhauling) facilities. India’s MRO market is expected to cross the US$ 1 Billion mark by the end of 2010.
As per our research report, ever-increasing passenger traffic and fleet expansion, particularly the arrival of low-cost airlines, in the Indian aviation sector have opened up avenue whole new world of opportunities for international aircraft companies in the MRO segment. World’s leading aircraft manufacturers are now eyeing India to set up their MRO facilities. Airbus, Boeing and the government of Singapore are considering to set up MRO facilities in Gujarat (India). These MRO facilities are likely to be a part of Gujarat government’s 2,500 acre SEZ for aerospace and avionics industry.
Further, the report highlights that growing passenger traffic will boost the demand of civil aircrafts in India. Domestic passenger traffic is anticipated to surge by more than 75% to over 52 Million passengers by 2016-17 from 2007-08, while the international air passenger traffic is estimated to rise from 21 Million passengers to 33 Million passengers during the same period, equating to a rise of around 57%. With such high growth projections, India is expected to take the delivery of more than 1,000 aircrafts in coming 20 years, thereby emerging as one of the fastest growing aviation market in the world.
"Aerospace Industry Forecast to 2013" provides an exhaustive research and rational analysis on the global aerospace market. This extensive research will help clients to identify the current market trends and evaluate the leading-edge opportunities critical to the success of the global aerospace industry. This study gives an overview on various factors driving the aerospace market together with the forces that are blocking the growth of the industry.
The research also covers detailed industry overview and future outlook of the major developed markets, including US, Canada, Japan, UK, France and Germany, alongwith that of the emerging markets of the Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar), China, India, Mexico and Brazil.
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Indian Credit Card Spending to Grow at 19%
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According to our new research report, “Indian Payment Card Market Forecast to 2012”, payments through credit cards at point of sales (POS) terminals is projected to surge at a CAGR of about 19% in the next few years. The projected growth rate is significantly low compared to the previous growth of more than 30%, which has largely been hit by the current financial crisis affecting the Indian economy.
In past few years, credit card market has shown remarkable developments. Banks had issued more than 27 Million credit cards at the end of FY 2008, but the number has dropped in current fiscal as the current liquidity crunch has made banks more cautious on their move regarding credit card issuance. “Banks are reviewing their credit card limits in wake of the economic slowdown and credit crunch to reduce the possible risk of defaults to its existing and potential new customers. It doesn’t mean that banks will stop issuing new cards”, says a Senior Research Analyst at RNCOS.
Our report has done thorough analysis of the possible consequences of downturn on the Indian credit card market. “One should understand the fact that the credit card spending is not going to halt, but the growth will slowdown and consumers will be more cautious on their spending” says the Analyst. Consumers are still using credit cards for payment transactions. Credit card payment transactions stood at over Rs 228 Billion at the end of FY 2008. In first eight months of the FY 2009, the spending grew by more than 23% compared to the same period last fiscal, and we see double digit growth in this spending during forecasted period.
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‘Nanotechnology’ Building Big Future for Consumer Goods
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Nanotechnology has huge potential to take the consumer goods sector to new level of technological advancement. Resultantly, the total value of nanotechnology inputs used in manufacturing consumer goods worldwide is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.4% to 2010, says “Nanotechnology Market Forecast to 2011”, a new research report from RNCOS.
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UAE Retail to Thrive on High GLA & Strong Tourism Sector
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A new market research report, “Booming Retail Sector in UAE”, recently released by RNCOS says that total retail sales in the UAE are expected to touch US$ 15 Billion mark by 2011. Increasing retail space together with the tourism boom are expected to push the retail sector in the Middle Eastern country.
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Different Ways of Fish Cooking
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There are plenty of different ways of cooking fish and it is fun to try different methods. Depending on whether you are using a whole fish, steaks of fillets, you might like to try braising, deep or shallow frying, steaming or even cooking the fish on a wood fish board. Stuffed fish tastes delicious and adds texture. Round fish are the best for stuffing because the body cavity is larger. Most stuffing is made from breadcrumbs, which expand when they cook, so do not use too much. If you are using sea bass, a parsley and walnut pesto makes a great stuffing. If you have fillets, you can sandwich them with stuffing or roll them, then oven-bake them.
Steaming is a good, easy way to cook fillets, whole fish, and steaks. You need to put the fish in the steamer over boiling water and have a tight-fitting lid on it. For more detail go to: www.delicious-sandwich-recipes.com.Poaching is another healthy way of cooking it, in which you add seasoning, cream or another thickener and herbs. This gives you a sauce to serve with the fish.
Oven baking and roasting are suitable for whole fish or fillets. You place the fish in an ovenproof dish and add herbs, seasoning, oil or butter and white wine. If you want very tender flesh, you can cook your fish "en papillae", which means you put the fish in sealed paper or foil, so it will cook in its own steam. You might like to add lemon or limejuice, fresh herbs and white wine to the fish before sealing the parcel and cooking it. If you would like to braise your fish, you need to put it on top of sautéed vegetables in an ovenproof dish, add some white wine and bouillon, and cook for about 20 minutes, with a tight-fitting lid in place.
If you are using fillets or small, whole fish, grilling is another cooking method. If your fish are whole, make a few slashes through the skin on each side of the fish and brush it with olive oil or melted mutter. Turn the fish halfway through cooking and baste it if you want. You can also wrap the fish in foil with herbs, lemon juice, and olive oil before placing it on the grill.
You do not always need to heat fish in order to cook it. For more detail go to:www.july4-recipes.com.Crevice is when you soak white fish, usually snapper, in chili, herbs, and lime juice. You can also use flounder, sole, or scallops. The acidic citrus juice cooks the fish.
You can use pretty much any wood to cook fish, as long as it is pest-free and untreated. You need to soak the board for at least an hour before cooking, to ensure it is waterlogged. This means the wood will generate enough steam to cook the fish
Cedar is a common wood for fish boards but you can also use alder, maple, cherry, apple, or oak. A wood fish board is for one use only and you can get one from a specialty food store or online.
To stop the fish sticking to the board, brush the fish with oil first on one side. You will not need to flip the fish during cooking because it cooks indirectly. Season the fish and place it on the fish board, which you then put on the grill. Make sure you are using a low fire so as not to ignite the board and baste the fish during cooking with anything non-flammable.
Using a wood fish board to cook the fish results in a wonderful flavor. The wood will smolder, making the fish deliciously smoky. In addition, since you only use the board once, it really cuts down on washing up!
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