Report: Mobile VoIP - Social Networking Integrates IP Voice

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Mobile VoIP: Social Networking Integrates IP Voice

Mobile VoIP, approaching the five-year mark since service launch, is on the cusp of moving beyond just an inexpensive alternative for making international calls to becoming an integrated component of unified social networking services. Furthermore, mobile VoIP is likely to be an integral part to WiMAX and LTE service offerings in the future. The next several years are set to be transformational in how mobile operators and other associated players respond to the growing presence of mobile VoIP.

This report explores the emerging market for business mobile VoIP offerings, covering:
  • Definition and discussion of mobile VoIP
  • Discussion of the broad spectrum of mobile VoIP industry participants including start-ups, online VoIP providers, mobile virtual network operators and mobile virtual network enablers, and the mobile operators themselves.
  • The breadth of mobile VoIP solutions and analysis of key providers
  • Elements impeding and promoting the adoption of mobile VoIP
  • Discussion of underlying markets including smartphone adoption and 3G/4G services
  • Forecasts of worldwide mobile VoIP subscribers, usage, and revenues segmented by region and associated provider (independent, 3G, WiMAX/LTE)
Posted on Feb 02, 2011  Reviews | Share |  Digg
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