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Wi-Fi continues to be a popular wireless service in Asia–Pacific and it can affect, and be affected by, 4G roll-outs depending on mobile operator pricing and market strategies.
This Viewpoint provides insights into public (not home or office) Wi-Fi data traffic trends in the Asia–Pacific (APAC) region overall and at a country level. It also provides an overview of public Wi-Fi business models, and suggests innovative ways to monetise public Wi-Fi networks for mobile network operators (MNOs) in the APAC region.
The Viewpoint answers the following key questions:
How is public Wi-Fi used in different countries in APAC and what are the data trends?
How consumer online behavior is impacted by Wi-Fi and LTE services?
What are the main Wi-Fi business models and revenue generation methods?
How can operators ensure that their Wi-Fi investments remain relevant and valuable?
It is accompanied by an Excel file that features details of the Wi-Fi offerings of the major operators, and the scale of public Wi-Fi deployments in developed Asia–Pacific (DVAP) countries.
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Company coverage
The following companies are mentioned in this Report.
China Mobile
China Telecom
China Unicom
Chungwa Telecom
CSL Mobile
Hutchison Telecommunications Hong Kong Holdings (3)
KDDI
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NTT Docomo
SK telecom
SmarTone Mobile Communications
SoftBank
Taiwan Mobile
Telstra
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Executive summary
Recommendations: How to ensure that Wi-Fi deployments remain relevant and valuable
The volume of private Wi-Fi and mobile data dwarfs that of public Wi-Fi data, but public Wi-Fi can act as a companion to mobile networks
Few countries have high levels of public Wi-Fi offloading – the...