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Research and Markets: Wi-Fi Tariffs Asia; The truth about Wi-Fi tariffs in Asia and Australasia DUBLIN, Ireland --(Business Wire)-- July 29, 2004 -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com) has announced the addition of Wi-Fi Tariffs Asia to their offering.This latest survey has tracked and analysed Wi-Fi public access service tariffing across Asia and includes 64 service providers in 14 countries. Tariffs are presented in an easy to read format in Excel spreadsheet (PDF) and indexed by country. - 64 Wi-Fi service providers with prices presented in Excel spreadsheet per provider, per country - 14 countries - 107 tariff packages for 23 time bands - Plus special 20 page report providing top level analysis of findings and benchmarks by tariff category and country - 20 Tables and Charts Key Analysis Findings Include: - The analytical report provides a detailed evaluation of tariffs, together with benchmarks and average pricing across each tariff category. - Top level assessments are provided for each major time category, in addition to payment methodologies, tariff structures, and an assessment of 4 broad clusters of country markets. - A case study of Singapore pricing is also included. - Summarising the key trends in pricing, the report is an invaluable resource for all players, regulators, consultants and observers of the Wi-Fi market evolution in Asia. It also continues the process of providing an in-depth assessment of pricing trends and tariff structures for service offerings in the sector for the region. Key Analysis and Data: - Tariff tables for each Service Provider in each country market - Benchmarks with average pricing across each tariff category - Detailed evaluation of pricing trends - Price changes since January 2004 - Information about hotspot deployment by country - Purchasing methodologies and trends - Data supported by tables and charts This report contains detailed analysis and discussion under the following headings:: 1. PRICING STRATEGIES 2. NORTH EAST ASIA 3. AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND 4. CASE STUDY: SINGAPORE 5. OTHER PRICING ISSUES For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c3312 |
