Middle East and Africa In-Building Wireless Market by Verticals (Commercial, Government, Hospitals, Hospitality, Industrial, Institutions, Retail, & Others), by System Components, & by Geography - Analysis and Forecast to 2019

In-building wireless refers to the set of products, services, and networks installed for reliable, seamless indoor coverage. The in-building wireless solutions enable a mobile environment through a dependable communication infrastructure. The traditional ways to increase the network capacity are gradually becoming outdated with government regulations for obtaining permits to build wireless cell sites and increasing congestion. But, with the shift in cell phone usage patterns and enterprises interested on accepting project-oriented businesses, the demand for in-building wireless solutions is increasing which allow access anytime, anywhere. One of the key factors driving the in-building wireless market is the widespread access to the broadband internet due to its benefits such as job creation, human skills development. Also, it helps in increasing economic growth through their contribution coming from broadband infrastructure and services which directly add to a country’s productivity, competitiveness, and ability to attract foreign direct investment (FDI).

The report also provides an extensive competitive landscape of companies that operate in this market. The main companies that operate in this market and extensively covered in this report are AT&T, Alcatel-Lucent, CommScope, Cobham, TE Connectivity, and so on.

Segment and country-specific news & deals, M&A, segment-specific pipeline products, product approvals, and product recalls of major companies have been provided in detail in the report.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

                1.1 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

                1.2 MARKET SEGMENTATION & COVERAGE

                1.3 STAKEHOLDERS

2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

                2.1 INTEGRATED ECOSYSTEM OF MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET

                2.2 ARRIVING AT THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET SIZE

                                2.2.1 TOP-DOWN APPROACH

                                2.2.2 BOTTOM-UP APPROACH

                                2.2.3 DEMAND SIDE APPROACH

                                2.2.4 MACROINDICATOR-BASED APPROACH

                2.3 ASSUMPTIONS

3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4. MARKET OVERVIEW

                4.1 INTRODUCTION

                4.2   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET GROWTH ANALYSIS: COMPARISON WITH     PARENT MARKET

                4.3 MARKET DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS

                4.4 KEY MARKET DYNAMICS

                4.5 DEMAND SIDE ANALYSIS

5. MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET, BY VERTICALS

                5.1 INTRODUCTION

                5.2   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS IN COMMERCIAL, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                5.2.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                5.2.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                5.3   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS IN GOVERNMENT, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                5.3.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                5.3.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                5.4   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS IN HOSPITALS, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                5.4.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                5.4.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                5.5   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS IN HOSPITALITY, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                5.5.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                5.5.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                5.6   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS IN INDUSTRIAL, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                5.6.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                5.6.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                5.7   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS IN INSTITUTIONS, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                5.7.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                5.7.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

             5.8   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS IN RETAIL, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                5.8.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                5.8.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                5.9   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS IN OTHERS, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                5.9.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                5.9.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

6. MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET, BY SYSTEMS

                6.1 INTRODUCTION

                6.2   MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET: COMPARISON WITH PARENT MARKET

                6.3   ANTENNAS, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                6.3.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                6.3.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                6.4   CABLING, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                6.4.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                6.4.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                6.5   DAS, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                6.5.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                6.5.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                6.6   REPEATER, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                6.6.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                6.6.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

                6.7   SMALL CELLS, BY GEOGRAPHY

                                6.7.1 MARKET OVERVIEW

                                6.7.2 MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

7. MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY

                7.1 INTRODUCTION

                7.2 SAUDI ARABIA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS

                                7.2.1 SAUDI ARABIA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS, BY VERTICALS

                                7.2.2 SAUDI ARABIA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS, BY SYSTEMS

                7.3 SOUTH AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS

                                7.3.1 SOUTH AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS, BY VERTICALS

                                7.3.2 SOUTH AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS, BY SYSTEMS

               7.4 UAE EUROPE CLOUD ANALYTICS

                                7.4.1 UAE EUROPE CLOUD ANALYTICS, BY VERTICALS

                                7.4.2 UAE EUROPE CLOUD ANALYTICS, BY SYSTEMS

8. MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET: COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

                8.1 COMPANY PRESENCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET

                8.2 MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

                8.3 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

                8.4 JOINT VENTURES, PARTNERSHIPS, AND COLLABORATIONS

9. MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IN-BUILDING WIRELESS MARKET, BY COMPANY

(OVERVIEW, KEY FINANCIALS, PRODUCT AND SERVICE OFFERINGS, RELATED DEVELOPMENTS, MMM ANALYSIS)

                9.1 AT&T

                9.2 ALCATEL-LUCENT

                9.3 COBHAM

                9.4 COMMSCOPE

                9.5 TE CONNECTIVITY

Middle East and Africa (MEA) are experiencing the growth rate of mobile phones due to the uninterrupted connectivity issue such as no drop calls and high speed connectivity. The solutions such as DAS, antennas, small cells help to manage the mobile workforce and allow information communication to boost individual productivity. The solutions are used across applications wherein communication between two or more entities is critical. The in-building wireless solutions help organizations in various ways such as, coverage, capacity, scalability, security, and quality of service. This has led to attract the multi-national companies to invest in MEA region and expand their market globally. This region represents promising opportunity for in-building wireless service providers between 2014 and 2019.

The in-building wireless solutions have empowered the organizations to focus on their core business functions by relying upon the pervasive coverage capabilities delivered by these solutions. These solutions have become relevant as they improve call connection quality and reduce the maintenance overheads and energy costs considerably. With the increasing consumer dependence on mobile communication services, the operators and network infrastructure providers have aligned their resources to improve in-building coverage, network capacity and thus, retain customers.

MicroMarketsMonitor expects an increasing uptake of the in-building wireless solutions across the globe for efficient and effective information communication. The adoption of these solutions is proliferating as organizations focus on improved quality of service, pervasive wireless application access, and compliance with the local safety norms. The solutions are expected to gain traction with customer’s selection criteria aligning to better data performance, coherent coverage, and seamless connectivity.

MicroMarketsMonitor forecast the Middle East and Africa in-building wireless market, and is estimated to grow from $356.1 million in 2014 to $10 billion by 2019, at an expected CAGR of 23.7% for the period between 2014 and 2019. The overall size of market equals to the sum of the revenues from ‘system components’ and ‘services’. The services refer to the labour cost for implementation of the wireless solutions.