Australia - Telecommunications Services - Call Statistics (volume) - 1990s - 2002

Synopsis

Telecommunications are fundamentally about communication, and technology has lead to the division between voice and data. Voice telephony remains central to fixed network and mobile phone services, and even revenues, meaning that knowledge about call patterns remains an important measure of consumer behaviour. This report collates a wide range of data on call statistics, mainly from the early 00s. The chief call types of local, national, international and mobile calls are also addressed, as well as features such as call duration.

Table of Contents

• 1. Synopsis
• 2. Disruptive developments in fixed call patterns
• 3. Market shares PSTN
• 4. Call statistics
• 5. Call frequency and call length
• 6. National and international long-distance
• 7. International call market
• 8. Mobile calls
• 9. The accounting rate system
• 10. Related reports

• Table 1 - Market share PSTN segment 2001/2002
• Table 2 – Fixed local calls patterns – 1993-2002
• Table 3 – Calls per capita per annum – 1999, 2001
• Table 4 – Telstra call statistics – 1999-2002
• Table 5 – Key assumptions of the residential PSTN basket – 1999
• Table 6 – Market share of national and international call minutes by geographical region
• Table 7 – Australia – Top 5 outgoing call destinations – 2001/2002
• Table 8 – Australia – Top 5 outgoing call destinations – 2000/2001
• Table 9 – Key outgoing call destinations – 1992; 1994; 1996-2000
• Table 10 – Mobile calls patterns – 1993-2004
• Table 11 - Market share major players 2001/2002