Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR)
1 Introduction
2 Traffic and user penetration information
of existing mobile broadband deployments (until 2011)
2.1 Global IMT traffic from 2006 to
2011
2.2 Global IMT subscriber
information from 2006 to 2011
3 Trends contributing to increased demand
for mobile broadband
3.1 New type of devices, such as
smart phones, dongles, tablets
3.2 Mobile Internet usage is
increasing
3.3 Huge increase of mobile software
application offerings (Apps)
3.4 Video traffic is growing
dramatically
3.5 Media rich social networks go
mobile
3.6 Machine-to-machine traffic is
growing and expanding to new applications
3.7 More capable network – user
experience improvement
3.8 Cost reduction and price
decrease
3.9 Several policy initiatives to
promote mobile broadband
3.10 Potential area to increase data
traffic
3.11 Broader user-age demographics
and its impact on traffic growth
4 Mobile broadband forecasts up to 2020 and
beyond
4.1 Reviewing the previous ITU
market forecast study
4.2 Mobile data traffic forecast
5 Conclusions
Abbreviations
Annex 1 List of related ITU-R Recommendations and ITU-R Reports
Annex 2 Detailed information of existing mobile broadband
implementation
A2.1 Introduction
A2.2 Global information on mobile broadband
implementations
A2.3 Regional specific information,
Region 1
A2.4 Regional specific information,
Region 2
A2.5 Regional specific information,
Region 3
Annex 3 Detailed information on usage and application trends of mobile
broadband
A3.1 Introduction
A3.2 New type of devices, such as
smartphones, dongles, tablets
A3.3 Mobile Internet usage is
increasing
A3.4 Huge increase of mobile software
applications offerings (Apps)
A3.5 Video
traffic is growing dramatically
A3.6 Media rich social networks go
mobile
A3.7 Machine-to-machine traffic is
growing and expanding to new applications
A3.8 More capable network – user
experience improvement
A3.9 Broader user-age demographics
and its impact on traffic demand
A3.10 Other trends identified in
addition to above key trends
A3.10.1 Mobile voice
traffic will have a limited growth
A3.10.2 HD (high
definition) Voice will challenge VoIP
A3.10.3 Short messaging is
increasing
A3.10.4 Multimedia
messaging has not been widely adopted
A3.10.5 Peer-to-peer
(P2P) traffic in mobile broadband network is becoming more and more important
A3.10.6 Other aspects
related to trends
Annex 4 New mobile broadband forecasts
A4.1 Regulator views
A4.2 Industry views
A4.2.1 New mobile traffic
forecasts by UMTS Forum
Traffic mix – Worldwide
A4.2.3 Market of
pre-IMT-2000 and IMT-2000 mobile systems
A4.3 Global IMT subscriber
development forecast
Annex 5 Various measures to respond to increased mobile broadband
traffic
A5.1 Introduction
A5.2 Measures to meet the expanding
traffic demand
A5.2.1 New air interface
technologies
A5.2.2 Network
densification
A5.2.3 Offloading of
traffic
A5.2.4 Addressing spectrum
availability
Annex 6 International, regional and national mobile broadband
initiatives
A6.1 International broadband
initiatives
A6.2 Regional broadband initiatives
A6.3 National broadband plans