2018 Digital Connectivity Index: Tomorrow’s Most Connected Consumers

February 2019 | 40 pages | ID: 2BEBB0DC665EN
Euromonitor International Ltd

Abstracts

Most of the world’s connected markets are in the developed world with Denmark, Australia and South Korea leading the rankings in both fixed and mobile broadband. Emerging nations, notably China and the UAE, are gradually bridging the digital gap through investments in fibre-optics and 4G. In future, digital commerce, artificial intelligence and IoT will be the major growth drivers, boosted by the launch of 5G services. Ageing consumers and online security remain the key challenges.

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Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.

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• Identify factors driving change now and in the future
• Understand motivation
• Forward-looking outlook
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• Take a step back from micro trends
• Get up to date estimates and comment

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Contents

Introduction
Developed World Leads in Digital Connectivity
World’s Most Connected Markets in The Future
Digital Prospects for Connected Markets
Appendix