Creating nearly $ 3.3 trillion in 2014, the global mobile industry revenues
Beijing on January 16 morning news, Boston Consulting Group, according to a new report released Thursday, including the United States, and Germany and Korea on the users of mobile products and services in developed countries, the consumption of $ 6000 a year, accounting for 12% of the revenue.
According to the document, entitled the mobile revolution: how mobile technology can bring trillions of dollars of impact report, 2014, on a global scale, sales of mobile phones and use generated revenue of nearly $ 3.3 trillion. Consumer surplus that mobile industry creating value for users (in addition to the fees paid by users for mobile services), to $ 6.4 trillion.
In the survey, most respondents said, willing to give up senior dinner or holiday opportunities in order to ensure the use of mobile phones. The survey visited Brazil, and Germany, China, India and the United States and Korea‘s 7,500 consumers.
In China and Korea, the majority of respondents indicated, as opposed to not using cell phones, they are more willing to give up using the home broadband.
Senior partner of the Boston Consulting Group in San Francisco, the report’s main author Dawei·maikeer (David Michael) says: “the average United States consumer reports mobile service created over $ 5800 value for them every year, exceeding the costs they pay for cell phone service. We are surprised by this. ”
He also says: “understand the value of emerging market consumers in the mobile service is very interesting. More than 60% of China and India said mobile services to help them find new revenue opportunities. ”
Reports from 2009 to 2013, the mobile industry produced US $ 18 trillion in capital spending and research and development spending has created 11 million jobs.
Advanced LTE network faster than the old 2G 12,000 times. Researchers said: “in a very short period of time, achieved the incredible development of this industry. ”
On China, the report noted that China accept mobile technology the most advanced emerging market countries, the popularity of 2G and 3G services to the benefit of consumers. In 2012, China has become the world’s largest smartphone market.
3.7% of the mobile industry’s share of China’s GDP, and from 2009 to 2014 compound annual growth rate of 17.7%. China is an important production base of mobile products, but also in the value chain for higher share, Lenovo and success of millet in the handset market, Huawei and ZTE to become a leading telecommunications equipment maker. Lenovo’s recent takeover of Motorola mobility has given further impetus to technological innovation in China’s mobile.
In addition, the number of China Mobile’s patent in all countries, second only to United States and Korea. The other hand, China’s mobile industry is very active, about 1 million people work in the fast-growing market, than United States twice.