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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/tnfhxd/it_spending_by)
has announced the addition of the "IT
Spending By Communications Service Providers Worldwide 2011"
report to their offering.
Spending on OSS/BSS accounted for 50% of IT spending worldwide. It
amounted to USD61 billion in 2011, up by 3% in comparison with 2010.
Communications service providers (CSPs) spent USD122 billion on telecoms
IT worldwide in 2011, which represents 6.1% of the telecoms revenue of
USD2 trillion. The Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) was the region
with the highest year-on-year telecoms revenue growth rate, at 13%, as
well as the highest growth in IT spending, at 15%. By comparison, IT
spend declined by 2% in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) over
the same period. Mobile CSPs in developed markets spent USD19 per
subscriber per year on IT in 2011, while those in emerging markets spent
USD4 per subscriber per year.
This Report provides:
- an analysis of IT spending for the 100 largest CSPs worldwide, split
by:
telecoms application (revenue management, service delivery platforms and
apps, network management systems, customer care, service fulfilment,
service assurance, and generic applications and systems)
spending type (products, product-related services, professional
services, internal IT staff, IT systems for telecoms, and generic
applications and systems)
CSP type (converged, emerging mobile, developed mobile and others).
- a more-detailed analysis of mobile CSPs' IT spending and spending per
subscriber worldwide, split by:
region (Asia-Pacific; Caribbean and Latin America; Europe, the Middle
East and Africa; and North America)
telecoms application (as above)
CSP type (emerging mobile and developed mobile).
- details of Analysys Mason's IT spend benchmarking service, which could
include comparisons of, for example, operators' IT spending per
application within a region, by operator type worldwide, or by telecoms
service.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/tnfhxd/it_spending_by
