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Marco Veremis, Upstream CEO, presents "Emerging Markets Mobile Attitudes" report to IAD Summit 2013.

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Page 1: Innovation Africa Digital (IAD) Summit 2013 Keynote Presentation - Emerging Markets Mobile Attitudes

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Upstream’s mobile intelligence reports have shared insights on key trends in mobile market and digital advertising.

Top-tier media like FT, CNN, Bloomberg and CNBC have covered our research papers.

Profound Mobile Consumer Research

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Western Operators Lost Opportunity

More than 45.6bn mobile app store downloads in 2012

Approximately $15bn were generated out of 5 billion downloaded paid apps

750million active iOS and Android users generated

$10bn in 2012

100% of operators believe voice andSMS traffic will

dramatically decline in the next 20 years

Source: Gartner Research / Ovum Whitepaper

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The Rise of Over The Top (OTT) Services

Skype

The leading Voice OTT with over 900m users spending over 1bn minutes/day

OTT voice will cause total mobile voice revenues to fall from $714bn to $573bn over 2012-2016

WhatsApp

75m WhatsApp users exchange 2 billion messages/day

27 messages per user/day

OTT messaging cost MNOs $4,2bn in 2012 and $12,5bn in 2016

Source: Mobile Squared Report

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There are 610m Internet users but a staggering

1,8 billion mobile phone connections in BRICI

BRICI have 1,8 billion mobile phone SIM cards compared with a

combined total 394m of US and Japan

The African average is 65 mobile phones

for every 100 people 

99% of Internet subscriptions in Kenya are via mobile phones

Emerging Opportunities

Source: BCG “Internet in the G-20-economy”

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Mobile is the most used device for one in two (47%) over laptops, tablets or desktop PCs

Apple (21%) comes third in brand preference in emerging

markets after Samsung (32%) and Nokia (22%)

Almost a third of consumers (27%) in emerging markets bypass their favorite brands and buy devices with similar functionality, but at a cheaper price

60% of consumers are prepared to spend up to $5 every month on mobile apps

The majority of consumers polled (42%) prefer being billed for content and apps by their MNO

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