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Telenor's Presence in India has a Long Term Significance

December 8, 2009

Analysis of:Telenor launches operations in India | www.telecompaper.com

While in the short run, Telenor's entry in the Indian wireless market will not mean much, if the company has vision and aggression, it can surely emerge as one of the important players in India. The important thing for it will be to find a niche for itself and may be create an altogether new market. After all, India still has more than 500 million people with no phones.

Western Europe M Payment Competitive Landscape: Early Stages of Evolution

November 14, 2009

Analysis of:W. European m-payments market to grow EUR 4-5 bln by 2013 | www.telecompaper.com

The growing popularity of mobile payment services, technological advancements and efforts by mobile operators to create new revenue opportunities and by banks to provide more convenience to their customers is driving the market for mobile payment services in Western Europe. A growing number of mobile service providers have become active in countries in the region.

Fierce Competition, Price Wars, But Profit Opportunities Still Abound

November 14, 2009

Analysis of:Idea Cellular sees industry margins coming under pressure | www.totaltele.com

Despite the low margins and the fierce competition, the Indian wireless sector is still full of opportunities. For one, India still has more that 500 million people without phones and secondly, penetration and usage of non-voice services is still very low. Given that, despite the growth the Indian market has seen in recent years, it is still at a stage from where it can only go up and up, at least for the next 5 years.

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