Meet the brains behind MWC Barcelona
GSMA Intelligence brings to life the latest trends, analytics, forecasts and deep dives about issues that create an impact within the mobile and communications industries. The team comprises over 30 of the industry’s brightest – across a wide range of expertise – harvesting data from every mobile operator, network and MVNO worldwide, all in order to drive the most accurate insights and forecasts. With over 150 reports annually, topped with custom research, it’s clear why hundreds of operators, solution suppliers, and industry players rely on the team for the latest technology developments and trends.
Got a burning question about the future of connectivity? Here’s your chance to ask one of our intelligence experts in person.
-
Peter Jarich
Head of GSMA IntelligencePeter leads GSMA Intelligence, driving its content and commercial strategies, along with its industry engagement. Responsible for developing insights into the intelligence products required by the market, as well as the best ways in which to deliver, Peter works closely with the GSMA membership and the wider mobile ecosystem. In the near-term, this means driving the rollout of new custom and syndicated deliverables topics ranging from network transformation and 5G, to spectrum trends, edge computing and private networks.
GET IN TOUCH -
Christina Patsioura
Lead Analyst, IoT & Enterprise Research Christina is responsible for the IoT & Enterprise stream of research, publishing focused reports and working on client projects on topics pertaining to the digital transformation of vertical industries with the use of 5G, IoT and AI. Other themes of coverage include the Industrial and Enterprise Metaverse and emerging applications that enable the future of work, such as digital twins, autonomous vehicles, and robotics.
GET IN TOUCH -
Emanuel Kolta
Senior Analyst, Network Sustainability and Innovation Emanuel is a Senior Analyst in the research and consulting team, focusing on network technologies and strategic developments across the cellular infrastructure value chain. His research includes a broad spectrum of topics, including development strategies of future RAN technologies, Energy Management, FWA and Open RAN.
GET IN TOUCH
Chief Strategy & Program Management Officer, Ethio Telecom“… Their timeliness and comprehensiveness have played a great role in lessening our effort and time to benchmark other companies in the industry – and improved our productivity.”
The Mobile Economy 2022
The annual Global Mobile Economy Report reveals continued momentum in 5G adoption, with the total number of 5G connections expected to reach 1 billion in 2022, as usage is rapidly growing in pioneer markets. As 5G adoption accelerates in leading markets, 4G begins to decline from a peak of 58% in 2021 down to 55% of total connections by 2025. But 4G still has room to grow in most developing markets.
The Mobile Economy 2021
5G is now available in every region of the world and will account for over a fifth of total mobile connections by 2025. Meanwhile, 4G still has significant headroom for growth, especially in developing regions. Adoption of the technology is expected to peak at just under 60% by 2023 as 5G begins to gain traction in new markets.
GSMA Intelligence’s flagship report
Smart manufacturing: 5G engineers the future of IoT
5G is shaping the future of IoT. In this report, GSMA Intelligence explores the benefits 5G brings to the manufacturing sector in terms of latency, density, reliability and security, the role of private networks, the different deployment models available and the industry players eyeing the opportunity ahead.
Network Transformation 2021
100 Network Operators share their strategic agendas for secure, open 5G & 6G networks.
GSMA Intelligence conducted a survey of 100+ operators from around the world to understand their network transformation strategies and priorities. With new market demand focusing on energy efficiency and security, coupled with diverse network innovations such as virtual RAN, open RAN and edge networking, operators' decisions, investments plans, technology and suppliers’ priorities for 5G & 6G have never been so important.
Contact [email protected] for the full report