Mobile-based apps and 5G to increase growth opportunities for telcos, finds Frost & Sullivan
SÃO PAULO, Brazil – August 20, 2019 — The rapid digitalization of sectors is prompting telcos in Brazil to bolster their ICT services portfolio. Over the next couple of years, they are expected to add capabilities like B2C-based digital content, eCommerce, and mobile app-based services as well as B2B-based Internet of Things (IoT)/machine-to-machine (M2M) offerings. They are also set to expand their partnership ecosystems to position themselves as one-stop ICT and digital solution providers. The total revenue of the telecom services market is forecast to reach $47.69 billion by 2023 from $40.89 billion in 2017. The residential segment is likely to lead with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.7% during that period, while the small and medium-sized business (SMB) and corporate segments will register negative CAGRs of 2.1% and 4.5%, respectively.
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“The rising demand for vertical-specific solutions is creating huge opportunities for telcos that provide Big Data-, analytics-, and Internet of Things (IoT)-based solutions,” said Carina Gonçalves, Digital Transformation Industry Analyst at Frost & Sullivan. “Meanwhile, an increasing number of enterprises are expected to adopt software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) technology as well as accelerate the migration of on-demand content toward cloud platforms.”
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Brazil’s Total Telecommunications Services Market and the Impact of Mega Trends, Forecast to 2023, examines market trends relating to technology and consumer demands in the residential, SMB, and corporate end-user segments. It identifies the telecommunications services that present the highest growth opportunities from 2017 to 2023 and studies revenue distribution in the regions covered by Anatel. It analyzes the service segments of fixed telephony, mobile telephony, fixed broadband, data communications, and Pay TV.
“The upcoming 5G network technology roll-out will require extensive investments. It is crucial for companies to identify a high-level vision for 5G, followed by detailed strategic planning,” noted Gonçalves. “Over the next three years, telcos will also invest in fiber and software-defined networking and network functions virtualization (SDN/NFV) to offer digital services in an efficient manner, and become more agile in responding to changing market and customer requirements.”
Brazil will offer substantial revenue opportunities to telcos that:
- Provide personalized services such as tailored advertisements and interactive viewing.
- Develop hybrid solutions, as they will enable the co-existence of linear and non-linear TV.
- Foster partnerships with key providers such as Cisco, Ericsson, and Huawei, which have expertise in sophisticated network technologies.
- Have access to biometric technology and information over the internet through Biometric-as-a-Service.
- Manage mobile services by devising network migration plans. Planning for 5G can reduce uncertainty and future rework.
- Roll out apps for mBanking, mAgriculture, mLearning, and mHealth.
- Adopt a broadband-centric business plan that leverages the advantages of existing network infrastructure.
Brazil’s Total Telecommunications Services Market and the Impact of Mega Trends, Forecast to 2023 is part of Frost & Sullivan’s global Communication Services Growth Partnership Service program.
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