Telecoms Reports

London, UK. 5 July 2011. This timely report is entitled Global Mobile Roaming: Operator Strategies, Opportunities and Challenges in the 3G and LTE Era. Visiongain's latest research shows that roaming revenues will reach over US $66 Billion in 2016.

Over the last few years, IMS was relegated to fringes of operator strategies. Operators often overlooked IMS in favour of investments in other areas of the network such as radio, supporting services and applications.

In a post recession marketplace the wireless subscriber is more cash conscious and demands more from their prepaid service.

Visiongain's new report studies the wide ranging questions frequently asked by the IT and communications industries and examines the disciplines required to implement enterprise and commercial cloud computing solutions.

Marketing and segmentation is the key and this report has everything you need to know. In a post recession market place the wireless subscriber is more cash conscious and demands more from their service.

Visiongain providesforecasts for the main therapeutic areas in the Chinese prescription drug market, as well as giving coverage of OTC medicines. You will find revenues for generic and original-branded medicines from 2009 to 2025.

We show how you can benefit from the medical device sector's developments and potential. There are unmet therapeutic needs and other challenges. However, new and improved products can gain strong market shares and revenues, meeting needs.

Mobile mapping and geotagging has great potential due to the relationship between a mobile subscriber and their handset, where the mobile device is often with the end-user for most of their waking time.

IMS 2009 report provides a critical insight into the different aspects of IMS strategy adopted by various operators across the globe. The report also seeks to dispel the hype and confusion surrounding IMS.

To illustrate the scale of mobile social networking, the number of unique visitors to the Facebook mobile site increased fivefold from 5 million per month in January 2008 to 25 million in February 2009.