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Telecommunications and VOIP in Europe and Africa: A Market Perspective on the Major Economies 2005-2011
Product Type: Market Research Report Publication Date: Jun 06, 2005
 
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SUMMARY

International callers from Europe will spend more than $31 billion on Voice over the Internet Protocol (VoIP) bypass this year. Since EU telecommunications companies have brought their international rates into line with actual costs, the attractiveness of VoIP as an arbitrage opportunity has already peaked and will gradually diminish. Thus, VoIP bypass will become a smaller percentage of all European international calls by 2011.

The report forecasts access line growth and wireless subscriber growth, analyzes data on MOUs related to international circuit switched voice and VoIP traffic, and forecasts VoIP MOUs and revenue per subscriber. VoIPfs impact on capital investment in hardware and software is also quantified. Data is provided for the major economies Europe and Africa including: France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom, Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa.

Market Segmentation

  • Europe
    • France
    • Germany
    • Russia
    • United Kingdom
  • Africa
    • Egypt
    • Nigeria
    • South Africa
  • Wireline Subscribers
  • Wireless Subscribers
  • Terminating and Originating Traffic
  • VoIP Traffic
  • Market Revenues, Sector Performance and Revenue Impact of VOIP
  • Access Lines, Population, and Teledensity, 2002-2011
  • Inbound and Outbound MOUs with VoIP 2002-2011
  • Revenue and Per subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
  • Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter I Executive Summary

1.1 International Telecommunications & VoIP
1.2 The Forces of Change
1.3 International Calling Market Analysis

Chapter II From Telephone Operator to Information Provider

2.1 Telecommunications Tectonic Shift
2.2 Fixed Access Services
2.2.1 Europe Wireline Subscribers
2.2.1.1 France
2.2.1.2 Germany
2.2.1.3 Russia
2.2.1.4 United Kingdom
2.2.2 Africa Wireline Subscribers
2.2.2.1 Egypt
2.2.2.2 Nigeria
2.2.2.3 South Africa
2.3 Mobile Services
2.3.1 Europe Wireless Subscribers
2.3.1.1 France
2.3.1.2 Germany
2.3.1.3 Russia
2.3.1.4 United Kingdom
2.3.2 Africa Wireless Subscribers
2.3.2.1 Egypt
2.3.2.2 Nigeria
2.3.2.3 South Africa
2.4 Forces of Change
2.4.1 The Internet
2.4.1.1 Europe
2.4.1.2 Africa
2.4.2 Regulation
2.4.3 An Engine of Economic Growth
2.5 The Collapse of the Old Telecommunications Business Model
2.6 VoIP as the New Paradigm
2.6.1 VoIP as Transport
2.6.2 VoIP Operational Advantage
2.6.3 VoIP as Value-Added Stage
2.6.4 The Impact of VoIP on Regulation

Chapter III Traffic Trends & Future Growth

3.1 Trends and Growth Overview
3.2 European Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.2.1 Terminating Traffic
3.2.2 Originating Traffic
3.2.3 France Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.2.3.1 Terminating Traffic
3.2.3.2 Originating Traffic
3.2.4 Germany Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.2.4.1 Terminating Traffic
3.2.4.2 Originating Traffic
3.2.5 Russia Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.2.5.1 Terminating Traffic
3.2.5.2 Originating Traffic
3.2.6 United Kingdom Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.2.6.1 Terminating Traffic
3.2.6.2 Originating Traffic
3.3 Africa Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.3.1 Terminating Traffic
3.3.2 Originating Traffic
3.3.3 Egypt Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.3.3.1 Terminating Traffic
3.3.3.2 Originating Traffic
3.3.4 Nigeria Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.3.4.1 Terminating Traffic
3.3.4.2 Originating Traffic
3.3.5 South Africa Terminating and Originating Traffic
3.3.5.1 Terminating Traffic
3.3.5.2 Originating Traffic

Chapter IV VoIP International Adoption Trends

4.1 VoIP Overview
4.2 European VoIP Traffic
4.2.1 Terminating Traffic
4.2.2 Originating Traffic
4.2.3 France VoIP Traffic
4.2.3.1 Terminating Traffic
4.2.3.2 Originating Traffic
4.2.4 Germany VoIP Traffic
4.2.4.1 Terminating Traffic
4.2.4.2 Originating Traffic
4.2.5 Russia VoIP Traffic
4.2.5.1 Terminating Traffic
4.2.5.2 Originating Traffic
4.2.6 United Kingdom VoIP Traffic
4.2.6.1 Terminating Traffic
4.2.6.2 Originating Traffic
4.3 Africa VoIP Traffic
4.3.1 Terminating Traffic
4.3.2 Originating Traffic
4.3.3 Egypt VoIP Traffic
4.3.3.1 Terminating Traffic
4.3.3.2 Originating Traffic
4.3.4 Nigeria VoIP Traffic
4.3.4.1 Terminating Traffic
4.3.4.2 Originating Traffic
4.3.5 South Africa VoIP Traffic
4.3.5.1 Terminating Traffic
4.3.5.2 Originating Traffic

Chapter V International VoIP and Revenue Loss

5.1 The Migration of VoIP
5.2 Europe Market Revenues
5.2.1 Sector Performance
5.2.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP
5.2.3 France Market Revenues
5.2.3.1 Sector Performance
5.2.3.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP
5.2.4 Germany Market Revenues
5.2.4.1 Sector Performance
5.2.4.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP
5.2.5 Russia Market Revenues
5.2.5.1 Sector Performance
5.2.5.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP
5.2.6 United Kingdom Market Revenues
5.2.6.1 Sector Performance
5.2.6.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP
5.3 Africa Market Revenues
5.3.1 Sector Performance
5.3.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP
5.3.3 Egypt Market Revenues
5.3.3.1 Sector Performance
5.3.3.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP
5.3.4 Nigeria Market Revenues
5.3.4.1 Sector Performance
5.3.4.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP
5.3.5 South Africa Market Revenues
5.3.5.1 Sector Performance
5.3.5.2 Revenue Impact of VoIP

Chapter VI Capital Expenditures and VoIP

6.1 CAPEX Overview
6.2 European Investments
6.2.1 France
6.2.2 Germany
6.2.3 Russia
6.2.4 United Kingdom
6.3 Africa Investments
6.3.1 Egypt
6.3.2 Nigeria
6.3.3 South Africa

Appendix

GLOSSARY

TABLE OF TABLES

Chapter I

I-1 Impacts of VoIP on Worldwide Telecommunications Revenue ($Billions)
I-2 Impacts of VoIP on CAPEX Worldwide 8

Chapter II

II-1 Europe Wireline Access Lines, Population, and Teledensity, 2002-2011
II-2 France Wireline Access Lines, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-3 Germany Wireline Access Lines, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-4 Russia Wireline Access Lines, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-5 United Kingdom Wireline Access Lines, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-6 Africa Wireline Access Lines, Population, and Teledensity, 2002-2011
II-7 Egypt Wireline Access Lines, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-8 Nigeria Wireline Access Lines, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-9 South Africa Wireline Access Lines, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-10 Europe Wireless Subscribers, Population, and Population Percentage
II-11 France Wireless Subscribers, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-12 Germany Wireless Subscribers, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-13 Russia Wireless Subscribers, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-14 United Kingdom Wireless Subscribers, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-15 Africa Wireless Subscribers, Population, and Population Percentage
II-16 Egypt Wireless Subscribers, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-17 Nigeria Wireless Subscribers, 2002-2011 (Thousands)
II-18 South Africa Wireless Subscribers, 2002-2011 (Thousands)

Chapter III

III-1 Europe Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-2 Europe Outbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-3 France Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-4 France Outbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-5 Germany Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-6 Germany Outbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-7 Russia Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-8 Russia Outbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-9 United Kingdom Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-10 United Kingdom Outbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-11 Africa Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-12 Africa Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-13 Egypt Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-14 Egypt Outbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-15 Nigeria Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-16 Nigeria Outbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-17 South Africa Inbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
III-18 South Africa Outbound MOUs without VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011

Chapter IV

IV-1 Europe Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-2 Europe Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-3 France Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-4 France Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-5 Germany Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-6 Germany Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-7 Russia Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-8 Russia Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-9 United Kingdom Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-10 United Kingdom Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-11 Africa Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-12 Africa Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-13 Egypt Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-14 Egypt Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-15 Nigeria Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-16 Nigeria Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-17 South Africa Inbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011
IV-18 South Africa Outbound MOUs with VoIP (in Millions) 2002-2011

Chapter V

V-1 Europe Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
V-2 Europe VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011
V-3 France Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
V-4 France VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011
V-5 Germany Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
V-6 Germany VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011
V-7 Russia Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
V-8 Russia VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011
V-9 UK Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
V-10 UK VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011
V-11 Africa Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
V-12 Africa VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011
V-13 Egypt Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
V-14 Egypt VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011
V-15 Nigeria Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue 2002-2011
V-16 Nigeria VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011
V-17 South Africa Telecommunications Revenues & Per Subscriber Revenue
V-18 South Africa VoIP Revenue Loss ($Billions) 2002-2011

Chapter VI

VI-1 Europe Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011
VI-2 France Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011
VI-3 Germany Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011
VI-4 Russia Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011
VI-5 United Kingdom Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011
VI-6 Africa Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011
VI-7 Egypt Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011
VI-8 Nigeria Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011
VI-9 South Africa Telecommunications Capital Expenditures 2002-2011

Telecommunications and VOIP in Europe and Africa: A Market Perspective on the Major Economies 2005-2011

Publisher: The Insight Research Corporation

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