Wireless Communication Market in Canada Market Intelligence

Wireless Communication Market in Canada Market Description

The telecommunications market in Canada is worth over $114.2 billion, with the wireless sector revenue recently estimated to be $23.6 billion. The wireless sector contributes to 51 percent of telecom retail revenue in Canada. The demand for wireless data is expected to continue increasing as IoT services expand. Multi-platform usage is also expected to drive the demand for wireless communication. The highest mobile device penetration in Canada by region was noted in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and Manitoba. The wireless market in Canada is dominated by 3 suppliers: Bell, TELUS, and Rogers.

The report provides a comprehensive overview of the wireless communication market in Canada, giving a brief overview of the country’s overall telecommunications market. The report analyzes the wireless sector revenue and the market share of leading wireless service providers and market competition. The report examines the key drivers & constraints of the wireless communications market in Canada. A Porter's Five Forces Analysis of the wireless communication market is provided in the report, along with key market shifts and trends. The report also includes an outline of the vendor landscape and supplier analysis.

Beroe gathers intelligence through primary sources that include industry experts, researchers, and consultants, as well as current suppliers, producers and distributors. Secondary sources can include business journals, newsletters, magazines, market research data, company sources, and industry associations. Following data collation, analysis, and strategic review, the Final Research Report is published on Beroe LiVE.

Report Coverage

Market Analysis: Facilities-Based Competition vs. Services-Based Competition
Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
Vendor Landscape

Wireless Communication Market in Canada Market Trend, Analysis & Forecast

Category Intelligence on Wireless Communication Market in Canada covers the following

Information relating to market, supply, cost, and pricing analysis
Hard to find data on cost and TCO models, supplier details, and performance benchmarks
Macroeconomic and regional trends impacting cost, supply, and other market dynamics
Category-specific negotiation and sourcing advice

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Market Analysis

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Supply Analysis

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Cost & Pricing Analysis

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Best Practices

Market Overview: Wireless Communication
Key Drivers and Constraints
Key Market Shifts/Trends
Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
Vendor Landscape

Wireless Communication Market in Canada

Canada’s three largest providers of wireless services: Bell, TELUS, Rogers, hold more than 90 percent of total market revenue and subscribers
Wireless sector contributes to 51 percent of telecom retail revenue in Canada, which translates to about 7 percent increase over 2014
Retail telecom sector services 12 million households and 1 million businesses and constitutes to 92 percent of total telecom revenue in Canada
Wholesale services are provided by telecom service providers to internet service providers, resellers, and other telecom entities that contributes to 8 percent of the total telecom revenue

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Wireless market in Canada is dominated by three suppliers: Bell, Rogers, TELUS, which indicates that the market has not experienced any competition to benefit customers for competitive pricing
In 2015, the Government of Canada released 50 MHz of spectrum in an auction for advanced wireless services (AWS-3) to encourage greater competition in the wireless market
Further, in order to enable the new entrants in the wireless space, telecom regulator (CRTC) has introduced a policy to regulate rates that major telecom service providers, such as Bell, Rogers, and TELUS, charge other wireless carriers for domestic GSM-based wholesale roaming services
These regulations are expected to facilitate sustainable competition and benefit customers by providing reasonable prices and innovative services

Enterprise Mobility - BYOD

With enterprises starting to adopt BYOD/BYOM policies, the demand and dependency on wireless services is higher than ever. In order to meet this demand, suppliers are introducing data intensive plans with a pooling features.

Wireless data usage increased to 44 percent in 2015, due to the increase of device ownership and high data consumption
Approximately 70 percent of wireless data subscribers utilize plans for at least 1 GB of data usage per month
In 2015, the smartphone and tablet ownership have increased to 7 percent and 52 percent, respectively
In 2015, 55 percent of Canadians streamed music videos on YouTube, 23 percent streamed AM/FM radio online, 20 percent streamed personalized online music, and 22 percent listened to podcasts, thus utilizing more data

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