Blockchain in Telecommunication and Post Services MarketSegmentation, Competitive Landscape and Industry Poised for Rapid Growth by 2030
The National Travel and Tourism
Office of the US Commerce Department estimates that 93 million Americans
visited overseas in 2018. Naturally, every single one of them had a phone.
Their phones joined a foreign network as soon as they set foot on foreign soil.
Their American carriers charged for every call, text, or data they made or
received overseas via a foreign network. To allow the users to use the local
infrastructure, the foreign network providers in the background charged the
American ones. By 2030, the market for blockchain
in telecommunication and post services is expected to be worth USD 5.18
billion, growing at a CAGR of 42.83%. (2020 - 2030).
With the help of our phones,
which is the reality for most people in the world. Telecommunications are a
crucial part of our everyday lives. For the last few decades, telecommunication
carriers, often called communication service providers, have been developing a
network of infrastructure and commercial ties. Global mobile, the Internet of
Things, and 5G are emerging industry developments that present new business
problems. Recent initiatives within the sector demonstrate that blockchain is a
technology that can promote the industry's transformation.
Based on intricate international
agreements between rival parties, billions of transactions must be recorded,
authenticated, reconciled, cleared, and settled each month. This creates the
perfect environment for blockchain to expedite operations and relieve carriers
of the weight of manual processes, legal issues, and unanticipated
expenditures.
By collaborating or exchanging
information among themselves, telecom businesses may dramatically enhance their
services. These businesses must work together to manage consumer data and
services because industry innovation and better customer experiences depend on
cooperation. Despite regulatory authorities' efforts to bring CSPs
(Communication service providers) together, telecom firms need a safe and
trustworthy platform or channel for collaboration. As new business models based
on partnerships and the sharing economy develop, we can foresee a wide range of
applications thanks to emerging technology like blockchain.
Emerging technologies promise to
enhance the telecom regulatory environment by offering creative solutions.
Several factors are fueling the
worldwide blockchain in telecommunication and post-service market expansion.
According to the most recent MRFR market estimates, these factors include
growing adoption during the COVID-19 pandemic, investments in prototypes,
experimental frameworks, and startups, security that the technology offers,
advancements in blockchain technology leading to the creation of a secure
digital platform for payments and other transactions, ongoing development of
transactional processing, and new entrants establishing startups devoted to
improving various aspects of blockchain.
Interest in blockchain technology
is rising.
Numerous telecom sector groups
are interested in blockchain as the preferred method for managing high-volume
transactions, including the GSMA and ITW GLF-backed Communication Blockchain
Network. This decision was primarily made because they are searching for an
industry-wide solution to an issue that affects the whole industry. Thanks to
its distributed ledger technology, a blockchain network can offer the scope and
control necessary to advance shared standards across rivals in the same
industry collaboratively.
Additionally, blockchain makes it
possible for an ecosystem to be open and interoperable based on common
standards. It allows each participant to bring their data, share it securely,
and contribute to accomplishing their business objectives. Looking more closely
at clearing and settling lots of transactions, blockchain provides
characteristics that meet the problems that carriers face. Blockchain lets
participants view the exact transaction data, including values, volumes, and
other information. Smart contracts eliminate manual execution by converting
intricate agreements into digital code. Conflicts at the conclusion of the
settlement process are reduced through consensus techniques. Due to these
characteristics, telecommunications firms may cut the time and effort spent on
manual tasks.
Over the length of the
projection, North America will dominate the market. The region's
telecommunications and post-service industry is benefiting from technological
advancements, well-developed infrastructure, and the presence of top market
players and startups. The US has the largest market share and is anticipated to
expand at a CAGR of 58.9% by 2023. The blockchain is expected to hold the
second-largest market share in Europe's telecommunication and postal services
sector over the projection period. By 2023, it is anticipated to Register a
CAGR of 61.5%.
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