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印度ICT行业报告(2019-2023年)
India's TV market is dominated by free-to-air services provided by state broadcasters. However, the
market has a very large number of privately-owned cable TV and direct-to-home (DTH) satellite TV
broadcasters. As of end-March 2018, the country was home to 875 private satellite TV channels, 324
private FM radio stations, and 216 operational community radio stations. There were 304 pay TV
channels as of December 31, 2017, and five private DTH operators as of end-March 2018. The number of
active DTH subscribers totaled 67.56mn as of end-December 2017. India is in the process of phasing
out its analogue broadcasting services. Thus, while free-to-air still dominates the market, it is
expected that pay TV will grow increasingly widespread in the country in the coming years.
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北美供应链即服务SCaaS市场(2018-2025年)
Supply chain as a service (SCaaS) refers to the outsourcing of supply chain management functions such as
order management, warehouse management, logistics management, and other functions including supplier
and vendor management to a service provider. This outsourcing capability enables an enterprise to focus on
their core functions. Supply chain as a service (SCaaS) provider also customizes the services as per customer
demands.
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哥伦比亚ICT行业报告(2019-2020年)
Colombia is a de-monopolised and liberalised ICT market. Among segments, fixed broadband and TV
have the most competitive markets, but are relatively small compared to mobile services and IT. Local
loop unbundling on the wireline side and auctioning of spectrum on the wireless side have created
many fixed wireless and mobile voice and data competitors. In addition, there are hundreds of
organically grown local private cable and internet access operators, as well as municipal fixed-line
telephony and communal TV providers, due to the way the market has developed historically. The
market is primed for converged offerings, which are gaining a major competitive edge.
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巴西ICT行业报告(2019-2023年)
Brazil’s ICT sector is dominated by four companies: Telefonica Brasil (a subsidiary of Spanish telecom
group Telefonica), Claro (a unit of Mexican conglomerate America Movil), TIM (controlled by Italy’s
Telecom Italia) and Brazil’s national telecom company Oi. Yet, there is fierce competition between
them, marked by attractive promotional fees and bundled plans. The competition has further
intensified since June 2016, when the incumbent Oi filed for bankruptcy protection, which encouraged
the other players to compete for its subscribers. Moreover, a revival of the economy in 2018 prompted
the entry of new players, especially in the fixed broadband market – the fastest growing ICT subsector.