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2005 Guide to Romanian Telecommunications
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The most comprehensive survey ever of the Romanian Telecommunications Market
A report authored by Dr. Nicolae Oaca, Romanian telecommunications consultant
Edited and published by INA in December 2005 |
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(The report includes 225 pages, 133 charts and 29 tables!)
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 Targeted towards:
Telecommunications service providers, operators, technology and
product companies, telecommunications equipment manufacturers, IP
applications, software and hardware vendors, as well as
telecommunications authorities, value added service providers, IT firms
that are targeting or intending to target telecommunications market,
and any entity that plan to use communications to enhance overall
productivity. |
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Contents include:
- Detailed analysis of national context with an emphasis on
country's macroeconomics;
Elaborated analysis of the fixed-line and mobile telephony, cable TV
and Internet services usage in Romania in late 2005;
- Extensive analysis of key players (12 companies) in fixed-line
business, mobile telephony, cable TV, etc.
- Detailed analysis of telecommunications authorities and
regulatory framework
- Analysis of the impact of Romania's EU accession on the
telecommunications sector;
- Medium term trends and projections for key indicators measuring
market development for 2005-2009.
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Pricing Information
1980 EUR for electronic version (includes CD
or downloadable file and optional hardcopy).
20% discount for universities, libraries, institutions
Additional orders:
1-2 additional orders for 20% discount
3-10 additional orders for 40% discount
>10 additional orders for 50% discount
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To place an order or to request further information, send a fax or an e-mail to our Research And Analysis Unit
Fax: +30 2310 489387
e-mail: marketing@inatelecom.org |
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Executive Summary
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The Romanian telecommunications market is one of the most interesting and attractive markets in Central Europe, as long as numbers of users and turnover are steadily growing at high rates. Romania has been struggling to bring its telecommunications system up to the standard found in developed countries; two digit growth has been reported in the mobile telephony and data transmission sectors, while penetration of telecommunications services coming somewhat closer to levels noted in Central European countries.
The Romanian market still remains in many respects different not only from Western European markets, but even from the telecommunications markets in other Central European countries implying an important potential for growth. Four major takeovers in early 2005 by leading players (Vodafone, France Telecom, CosmOTE and UPC) in deals valued at over US$3 billion are to reconfigure Romanian telecommunications landscape, while other important deals (IPO, privatizations) that could rise over US$1 billion, are expected in 2006.
The report includes a useful set of market data and recommendations in order to help reader understand the current and future market dynamics. This study looks at the drivers for, and barriers to, growth of telecommunications markets. Top companies involved in this mobile industry segment are profiled and key patterns of success and failure in past are discussed. Recommendations and future strategy directions are also suggested. The report highlights the trends and the factors responsible for market growth.
The primary audience for this report is managers, involved with the highest levels of the strategic planning process, and also consultants, decision makers and other professionals, who prepare effective strategies for business development (management, marketing or financial departments). The target group includes firms already operating on the Romanian telecommunications market, and companies or investors looking to enter this market. The 2005 Guide to Romanian Telecommunications, due to its extensive coverage, easy to understand format, comprehensive analysis and strategic discussion, serves as a condensed knowledge booster for other professionals or academic media (students, etc.) interested in telecommunications.
The 2005 Guide to Romanian Telecommunications will serve as a frequently referenced book for years to come, supplying hard data and sound analysis on urgent service issues. Concise, clear, and current, the review is a detailed strategic tool that amasses a year's worth of telecom research--over a dozen segments--into one comprehensive resource.
Read a short overview on the Romanian Telecommunications Market
For more information and a price quote please contact marketing@inatelecom.org
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