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モバイル料金の革新

Mobile Pricing Innovations

発行 IDATE
出版日 2008年08月 商品コード 72285
ページ情報 英文 55 pages
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Abstract

This report examines the innovations being brought to pricing strategies in the mobile market, in particular the pricing schemes for the three most commonly used mobile services: voice calls, SMS and data transmission. The main focus of the report is on tariffs offered to the consumer sector by mobile network operators from a geographical perspective.

Key questions

  • What innovative pricing schemes are being deployed in the mobile market?
  • Can pricing innovation towards specific groups lead to an increase in market shares?
  • Innovation in pricing: an answer to acquiring/retaining subscribers and increasing their usage?
  • Which lessons by countries: France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, UK, and USA?
  • What are the potential impacts of innovative pricing on the overall mobile market?

Table of Contents

Report objectives and scope

Introduction

1. The Pricing Algorithm of a Mobile Subscription

  • 1.1. The Pricing for Voice Calls
    • 1.1.1. Towards an era of a single rate
    • 1.1.2. The differing pricing units for voice calls
  • 1.2. The Pricing for Data Transmission
    • 1.2.1. A choice between charging by traffic volume or duration
    • 1.2.2. The differing pricing units for data transmission
  • 1.3. The Methods of Subscription

2. Different forms of Pricing and Funding Innovation

  • 2.1. Inclusive Bundles to a Fixed Payment
    • 2.1.1. Fixed service bundles and flexible money bundles
    • 2.1.2. Over-spending and under-spending of inclusive bundles
  • 2.2. Advertisement Funded Calls
  • 2.3. Unlimited offers
    • 2.3.1. Unlimited voice calls
    • 2.3.2. Unlimited text messaging (SMS)
    • 2.3.3. Introducing the unlimited Internet (data transmission)
    • 2.3.4. Unlimited Internet from a mobile handset
    • 2.3.5. Unlimited Internet on a mobile PC
  • 2.4. Handset Subsidies and Pricing
    • 2.4.1. The iPhone business model: past and present
    • 2.4.2. Choosing between subsidies or a cheaper tariff

3. Methods of implementing innovative pricing

  • 3.1. Main Patterns of Tariff Structuring Today
  • 3.2. Multi-Branding Strategy
  • 3.3. Keeping it Simple
  • 3.4. Service Bundling: Double, Triple and Quadruple play
  • 3.5. Fixed-Mobile Convergence
  • 3.6. Home zone offers

4. Conclusion: the price of pricing

List of the Figures & Tables

  • Figure 1: Mobile penetration
  • Figure 2: Advantages of post-paid and prepaid subscriptions
  • Figure 3: Postpaid and prepaid share in total customer base for the years 2001, 2004 and 2007
  • Figure 4: Example of Virgin Mobile UK' s offer
  • Figure 5: Example of NTT DoCoMo' s offer
  • Figure 6: Comparing tariffs with differing amounts of bundles
  • Figure 7: The Mix & Match offer from 3 UK
  • Figure 8: The U-Fix Plans from T-Mobile UK
  • Figure 9: The business model for advertisement funded calls
  • Figure 10: The offer from Blyk
  • Figure 11: European mobile termination rates as of July 2008
  • Figure 12: The MyFaves offer from T-Mobile UK
  • Figure 13: Comparison of usage limits of mobile broadband offers in the UK
  • Figure 14: The X-Series offer from 3 UK
  • Figure 15: The two-stage unlimited offer in Japan
  • Figure 16: Internet on the mobile PC offers: positioning of modems and tariffs
  • Figure 17: Acquisition and retention costs as % of total revenue of Vodafone in selected operations
  • Figure 18: Target segmentation of the multi brand strategy of the E-Plus Group
  • Figure 19: The tariff offer of UNO Mobile (Italy)
  • Figure 20: The bundling offers from Virgin Media UK
  • Figure 21: Positioning of the innovative pricing strategies
  • Table 1: Benchmark of pricing methods for national mobile voice calls
  • Table 2: Benchmark of pricing units for national mobile voice calls
  • Table 3: Benchmark of pricing methods for data transmission
  • Table 4: Benchmark of pricing units for data transmission (charged by traffic volume)
  • Table 5: Benchmark of type of inclusive bundle structure
  • Table 6: Benchmark of rollover offers
  • Table 7: Details of rollover offers
  • Table 8: Benchmark of unlimited voice calls available in the market
  • Table 9: Benchmark of unlimited text messaging available in the market
  • Table 10: Benchmark of unlimited Internet on the mobile handset
  • Table 11: Benchmark of unlimited Internet on the mobile PC
  • Table 12: The handset subsidy or cheaper tariff options in Japan
  • Table 13: Benchmark of tariff structuring used by operators
  • Table 14: Comparison of UNO Mobile' s tariff with the host network operator and largest MNO
  • Table 15: Benchmark of operators offering bundled services
  • Table 16: Other examples of bundled offers
  • Table 17: Benchmark of operators offering home zone tariffs
  • Table 18: The Genion (home zone) tariff from O2 Germany
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