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Published: December 2009
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This report examines the evolving mobile broadband market in one of the fastest-growing markets in the world: the Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) region. It consists of two sections:

- The first examines mobile broadband demand in seven major markets in the region: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela. The forecasts for these markets cover mobile broadband connections, ARPU and revenue, split by subscription type (prepaid and contract).
- The second examines mobile broadband network deployment strategies, identifying key trends and making strategic recommendations for operators located in those seven markets and throughout the region.

Strategies for mobile broadband in CALA: forecasts and analysis 2009–2014 answers your key questions:

- What is the market opportunity for mobile broadband in the CALA region?
- Which markets present the greatest opportunity and where is the demand for mobile broadband equipment and devices?
- How much traffic will mobile broadband subscribers generate and how can MNOs address this growing demand?
- What are the key technology choices for MNOs in the region?
- What are the cost issues that MNOs should consider when deploying mobile broadband networks in the region?

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4. Document map – Executive summary
5. The number of mobile broadband connections will
increase to 34 million by 2014
6. The mobile broadband market will generate almost
EUR5 billion in 2014
7. MNOs must prepare for growth, acquire diverse
spectrum assets, migrate to HSPA/LTE and learn
from Europe
8. Document map – Introduction, scope and
methodology
9. About this report
10. Forecast series and geographical coverage
11. Methodology flowchart
12. In this report, we are using the following definition of
‘mobile broadband’
13. Four factors will drive growth in the mobile
broadband market in CALA
14. Document map – Spectrum issues
15. A wide range of spectrum is available, each with
different value for delivering mobile broadband [1]
16. A wide range of spectrum is available, each with
different value for delivering mobile broadband [2]
17. A wide range of spectrum is available, each with
different value for delivering mobile broadband [3]
18. More spectrum will be allocated soon
19. Many regulators in CALA have restricted the amount
of bandwidth each operator can hold
20. Document map – Technology choices
21. MNOs in CALA have deployed a diverse mix of
wireless technologies [1]
22. MNOs in CALA have deployed a diverse mix of
wireless technologies [2]
23. The technologies that could deliver mobile
broadband in the region [1]
24. The technologies that could deliver mobile
broadband in the region [2]
25. The technologies that could deliver mobile
broadband in the region [3]
26. The technologies that could deliver mobile
broadband in the region [4]
27. A comparison of future mobile broadband
technologies
28. Several factors will determine the roadmap that
MNOs will follow when upgrading wireless
technology
29. Document map – Current state of the market
30. The fixed broadband, mobile and mobile broadband
markets in Latin America in 2009
31. Latin America – Argentina
32. Latin America – Brazil
33. Latin America – Chile
34. Latin America – Colombia
35. Latin America – Mexico
36. Latin America – Peru
37. Latin America – Venezuela
38. HSPA deployments in Latin America
39. The Caribbean – Anguilla
40. The Caribbean – Belize
41. The Caribbean – the Dominican Republic
42. The Caribbean – Guadeloupe
43. The Caribbean – Jamaica
44. Regional wireless diversity
45. Document map – Mobile broadband forecasts
46. Mobile broadband penetration will grow relatively
rapidly, especially in Brazil, Chile and Argentina
47. The number of mobile broadband connections will
increase dramatically in the next five years
48. Argentina, Brazil and Chile will have the highest
mobile broadband penetration rates in 2014
49. Growth in the number of mobile broadband
connections will peak in 2010 as MNOs meet pentup
demand
50. Brazil will be the main driver of growth, although its
importance will decline
51. In Argentina, fixed networks are relatively well
developed and will limit the adoption of mobile
broadband
52. Brazil will dominate mobile broadband growth
53. Chile is the most advanced mobile broadband
market and growth in the number of connections will
continue
54. Colombia has potential, but low disposable income
will limit adoption
55. A lack of competition and relatively high DSL
adoption will limit growth in Mexico
56. A lack of competition and low disposable income will
limit mobile broadband adoption in Peru
57. Mobile broadband adoption in Venezuela has been
slow, but it will increase more quickly
58. Document map – Recommendations
59. Recommendations
60. Document map – Authors, copyright and key to
acronyms
61. Authors
62. Copyright
63. Key to acronyms [1]
64. Key to acronyms [2]
65. Document map – List of figures and tables
66. List of figures and tables [1]
67. List of figures and tables [2]
68. Document map – About Analysys Mason
69. About Analysys Mason
70. Research from Analysys Mason
71. Consulting from Analysys Mason

Figure 1: Mobile broadband connections by subscription type and monthly ARPU in CALA, 2009–2014
Figure 2: Mobile broadband revenue in CALA by country, 2009–2014
Figure 3: Mobile broadband forecast geographical coverage
Figure 4: Mobile broadband forecast methodology flowchart
Figure 5: Average bandwidth allocated per operator in Latin America, North America and Europe, 2009
Figure 6: Wireless technology evolution paths
Figure 7: HSPA deployments in seven countries in Latin America
Figure 8: Mobile broadband market opportunity in CALA
Figure 9: Mobile broadband penetration per head of the population in CALA, 2009 and 2014
Figure 10: Mobile broadband connections in CALA, 2009–2014
Figure 11: Mobile broadband penetration in CALA, 2009–2014
Figure 12: Mobile broadband connection net additions in CALA, 2009–2014
Figure 13: Mobile broadband connection gross additions in CALA, 2009–2014
Figure 14: Mobile broadband connections by subscription type and monthly ARPU in Argentina, 2009–2014
Figure 15: Mobile broadband connections by subscription type and monthly ARPU in Brazil, 2009–2014
Strategies for mobile broadband in CALA: forecasts and analysis 2009–2014 List of figures and tables
Figure 16: Mobile broadband connections by subscription type and monthly ARPU in Chile, 2009–2014
Figure 17: Mobile broadband connections by subscription type and monthly ARPU in Colombia, 2009–2014
Figure 18: Mobile broadband connections by subscription type and monthly ARPU in Mexico, 2009–2014
Figure 19: Mobile broadband connections by subscription type and monthly ARPU in Peru, 2009–2014
Figure 20: Mobile broadband connections by subscription type and monthly ARPU in Venezuela, 2009–2014
Table 1: Spectrum auctions currently running or expected within two years
Table 2: Fixed broadband, mobile and mobile broadband connections and penetration in seven countries in

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