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Asia Pacific Market Research and Business
Intelligence
APRG is the leading Asia
Pacific market research company covering the technology, music and
mobile sectors in Asia Pacific.
For 15 years, we have been
covering the mobile applications, services and mobile content markets
in China, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Thailand, Philippines, and
Indonesia. Latest subscriber trends and forecasts for mobile
applications, 3G, Broadband, WiMax, Digital Music, IPTV.
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China Enterprise Mobile Email Market:
This new research
report focuses on the enterprise email and messaging market of China,
which is expected to see triple digit growth in 2008 and 2009.
Microsoft has an expecially strong position and can crush RIM's
Blackberry services on any given day.
China Online Gaming Market:
This 2008 report forecasts the revenue growth of
Platform and Online Gaming market in China. Learn how the new
Free to Play model is changing the industry, and why MMOPRGs continue to attract serious investment and attention.
Vietnam Mobile Services and Content Market - 2008
The Vietnam mobile sector presents a number of
challenges - but the Vietnamese consumers have a huge appetite for
mobile services. A very interesting market for VAS (value
added services) and mobile entertainment with some of the lowest prices
in Asia. Viettel is an aggressive player in this nascent
market.
Thailand Mobile Services
and Content Market
- 2008 Thai consumers are one of the
most avid buyers of ringtones, java games, and mobile
graphics and wallpaper. There is cut-throat competition with
the operators for adding new mobile subscribers which makes this a very
interesting market.
Indonesia Mobile Services and Content
Market - 2008 The mobile sector in India
and China get a lot of press but the growth in Indonesia has been
equally stunning. We expect significant growth is still to come in
2008.
India
Mobile Services and Content Market - 2008:
India
is one of the best
markets in AsiaPac for purchases of mobile content. Music, videos,
horoscopes, and
dating applications play a important part of the food chain for
upselling mobile services. Reliance, Airtel, and Vodaphone have
made some serious strides in providing content services which is a
requirement to survive. They understand that customer retention
has become very difficult, and are leveraging mobile entertainment as a
tool to reduce churn.
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