Last updated: 23 May 2007 Update History
Report Status: Archived
Report Pages: 151
Analyst: Stephen McNamara
Publication Overview
For those needing comprehensive information and objective analysis of Australia’s residential, business, government and regional Markets in Australia, this report provides essential reading and gives in-depth information on:
Executive Summary
BuddeComm’s 2007 Australia – Residential, Business, Government and Regional Markets Annual Publication, provides information on a wide range of topics spanning Australian regional projects and government initiatives, as well as telecommunication policies and developments on a state-wide level. Market insight into a wide range of topics, including the usage of Internet and broadband services in the residential and business sectors are provided. The report includes ARPU and subscriber statistics across a range of market segments including web hosting and advertising. In addition, it examines regional trends and infrastructure developments. An overview of regional government policies at a national level is also provided.
The business market has been quick to embrace broadband – by 2007 the vast majority of the business sector had made the transition. Further growth is expected in 2008 and 2009. Australia’s regional and rural communities continue to adopt a highly political stance in regards to telecommunications issues and in fact have been viewed as being a key hindrance to the privatisation of Telstra.
Consumer usage and behavioural patterns are also covered in some of the surveys. Our report provides a unique insight into the drivers and triggers behind Internet and broadband adoption among Australian households. Surveys covered include a statistical overview from the Australian Bureau of Statistics regarding computer and Internet usage amongst Australian households.
For more information on the business market see chapter 1.1, page 1.
For more information on the residential market see chapter 1.2, page 11.
An overview of the business and government sector in a number of areas of telecommunications and Information Technology is provided. Detailed statistics are included on the business usage of technology, including breakdowns of computer and Internet usage, purchasing over the Internet and usage by type of Internet and broadband connection. An overview of each state is included, detailing key government initiatives in the telecommunications sectors, such as government policies and objectives, a review of budget allocations and government broadband initiatives.
A cross section of key government developments includes the following:
For more information on the government markets, see chapter 2, page 28.
This section of the report provides updates on key state broadband projects as well as an overview of the key telcos operating at a regional level. A cross section of key regional developments includes the following:
For more information on broadband projects, see chapter 3.3, page 91.
Australia’s regional and rural communities continue to adopt a highly political stance in regards to telecommunications issues and in fact have been viewed as being a key hindrance to the privatisation of Telstra. This report includes analyses some of the numerous issues involved, and many of the initiatives that have been launched, completed and continuing in the bid to Connect Australia’s regional and rural communities. The focus is on the government’s role, with private sector activities profiled elsewhere. As a result of the further privatisation of Telstra, regional infrastructure funds, Regional Fund and Connect Australia, have been put in place valued at $3 billion. An overview and analysis of regional infrastructure in Australia is also examined.
For more information on regional developments, see chapter 3, page 79.
Data in this report is the latest available at the time of preparation and may not be for the current year.
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