Research and Markets Adds Report: Asia Telecom Industry Report, 2008-2009

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Asia Telecom Industry Report, 2008-2009" report to its offerings.

In a release, Research and Markets noted that report highlights include:

Asia's telecom market is with huge potential and rapid development, while its mobile phone prevalence ratio in Asia is far lower than Europe and America, leaving vast room for the new technologies to grow like 3G. In addition, the consumers in China calls more for high-rate broadband than Europe and America, but the broadband prevalence ratio is low as well.

CDMA has developed in Asia, and as of the end of 2008, CDMA users in Asia had accounted for 52.5 percent in the world's total.

In Asia, the internet access mode has changed into broadband from dial-up, and the number of its users has topped in the world. Meanwhile, the broadband access technology has become increasingly mature and complicated, and the developed countries have adopted FTTH, and developed economies in Asia have also behaved well in the next generation NGN deposition.

The report covers telecom market research of key Asian countries, telecom industry development strategy & investment, and key operators. Its research fields involve fixed telephone, mobile telecom, and broadband internet. In addition, it has mentioned 28 key Asian countries like South Korea, Japan, India, Singapore, Viet Nam, Uzbekistan, and Saudi Arabia.

Report information:

http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/34d39b/asia_telecom_indus

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