In our Technology, Media & Telecommunications publications, you will find thought leadership and commentary on topics such as mobile data adoption, consumer demand, content and media, infrastructure and a wealth of other related issues. Learn more by reading here about some of our most recent publications.

Technology, Media & Telecommunications Industry publications

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  Telecommunications Predictions

  TMT Trends 2007 | January 2007 | 24 pages

  The telecommunications industry in 2006 experienced a balance of growth, opportunity and decline. As forecast last year, the overall number of connections grew, albeit not uniformly. The strongest growth, in developed countries, was balanced by declines in fixed-line connections in more mature markets.

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  Media Predictions

  TMT Trends 2007 | January 2007 | 24 pages

  The media sector has again had a vibrant year. As forecast last year, digital music’s popularity has continued growing, helped by the increasing range of online retailers and MP3 players. The television industry has also experienced much change, with the launch of ever larger television sets, a spurt in the uptake of high-definition equipment and huge excitement, though little revenue, from IPTV.

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  Technology Predictions

  TMT Trends 2007 | January 2007 | 24 pages

  The technology sector in 2006 was characterized by diversity and growth. As forecast last year, search continued to dominate the Internet, as well as the headlines. The Internet continued its evolution into a fully commercial infrastructure, with disparities between its rules and those of traditional companies, steadily lessening. Technology’s role in the education process also matured, with digital classrooms and distance learning becoming more widespread.

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  Protecting the digital assets

  The 2006 technology, media & telecommunications security survey | June 2006 | 16 pages

  Digital information and digital technology have become the lifeblood of the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) industry. This fundamental shift is creating tremendous opportunities and, for savvy companies, considerable value. But the move to digital also presents significant new challenges and risks, including security threats such as computer viruses and intellectual property theft that can disrupt or even disable a business.

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