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BMI-T Navigator is a collaborative effort between a team of high profile BMI-T consultants and associates, led by international ICT expert Dr Martyn Roetter. Click through above to find out more!

Latest Market Monitors

Bandwidth prices set to fall more rapidly in future

Brian Neilson

Submarine and terrestrial fibre-optic cable developments in Africa to explode over the next two years

Broadband connections shooting the lights out.

Fezekile Mashinini

The South African broadband market is showing no signs of maturing and continues to record phenomenal growth in terms of service take-up, a trend that is poised for even bigger growth going forward.

Where is the IT Spend?

Lesley-Anne Dos Santos

The hot topic that people have been talking about since the beginning of 2009 is how the economic recession is not only impacting South African markets but also how the corporate market IT expenditure is being affected due to the downturn in the economy.

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Transport, Communications and Media roll with the punches

The recession has adversely affected the Transport, Communications and Media sectors to a significant degree, but there is a positive side, which includes the preparations for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup. According to Lesley-Anne Dos Santos, BMI-T’s Enterprise Research Business Manager, the event has to a large extent mitigated the effect of the economic downturn in South Africa in these sectors.

2009 was rocky but will 2010 be rolling?

Many South African citizens are on the edge of their seats waiting to see what will happen when the 2010 FIFA World Cup begins and when the influx of visitors stream into the country. From the very beginning the event has been deemed to significantly contribute to the social and economic opportunities not only in South Africa but for the whole African continent. Consulting firm BMI-TechKnowledge published a report on government ICT spending trends which revealed current trends and opportunities in this key market space.

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Case Studies

Government Enterprise Research Study

The client was a major communications company that focuses on the African continent who wished to measure the income and profit potential.

Customer satisfaction for Government Agency

The client was a governmental agency tasked with supporting SMMEs from a non-financial point of view.

Consumer Market Strategy for Broadcaster

The client was a new entrant to the television broadcasting sector, having applied for a broadcast licence from Icasa.

Government Department Profiling for IT Solutions Provider

The client was a specialist IT services and solution provider who assists clients with planning, building, supporting and managing their IT infrastructures.

Market strategy advisory service for a network operator

The client was a telecoms service provider in South Africa with research requirements around the marketing and development of their products and services.

Customised Lead Generation

Following their incorporation of another brand, the client, a leading player in the applications delivery solutions industry, required to have a better understanding of the local market’s use of virtualisation and application delivery solutions. They wanted to discern their position in the market, and obtain an idea of the level of brand awareness in the virtualisation and application delivery space, particularly.

Provincial ICT market assessment research case study

One of the larger provincial governments required specific research, analysis and assessment of the IT and telecoms sector in the province.