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Building the Connected EconomyAnne Bouverot: Director General, GSMA
May 14, 2012
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The Connected Economy
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The mobile communications industry is creating a ‘Connected Economy’ across the globe, both directly
through network investment, job creation and contributions to public funding, and also by transforming adjacent industries such as education, healthcare, payments,
transportation and utilities.
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Todays Connected World
But we are just beginning…
US $1,500,000,000,000
MOBILE INDUSTRY REVENUES
6,600,000,000
MOBILE CONNECTIONS3,600,000,000MOBILE SUBSCRIBERS (INDIVIDUAL)
1,300,000,000MOBILE BROADBAND CONNECTIONS
>8,000,000TOTAL ECOSYSTEM JOBS
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Building the Connected Economy
According to the World Bank, a 10% increase in: Mobile Penetration Mobile Broadband Penetration
By 2015 the mobile industry will be responsible for:
Revenues: $1.9 trillion
Employment: 9.8 million jobs
Drives +0.6% GDP in a developed country
Drives +0.8% GDP in a developing country
Drives +1.4% GDP in low to middle income countries
Invest $793 billion in capital
Contribute $2.7trillion to public funds
Between 2012 and 2015 the mobile industry will:
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Automotive
Connected Living
Consumer Electronics
Utilities
Healthcare
24 Billion Connected Devices by 2020
Education
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Connected Commerce: Mobile NFC
PaymentsTicketing Secure Access Couponing
Secure and Interoperable SIM-Based NFC Services
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Building the NFC Ecosystem
MobileIndustry
FinancialIndustry
Adjacent Industries
Public Sector
Differing approaches will fragment the marketNFC can only succeed with collaboration across the value chain
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To create jobs and diversify their economies, governments across the
MENA region should prioritize the release of harmonized spectrum for LTE services
Mobile Broadband Spectrum
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mWomen Programme
Middle East & N Africa
Gender Gap: 24%, 25M women
Mkt. Opportunity: US$1.5B
2009 subscribers:
102M males 76M females
2009 Population
168M males 165M females
TOTALS
Gender Gap: 21%300M women
Mkt. Opportunity: U$13B
2009 subscribers:
1.4B males 1.1B females
2009 Population
2.9B males 2.9B females
mWomen in MENA represents a $1.5B market opportunity
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Creating a Connected World
Connecting People Connecting the Worldto the Internet
Connecting Everything in Our Lives
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