Fixed Mobile Convergence Market

Company Headquarters: Japan Founded: 1935 Workforce: ~140,365 Company Working: Fujitsu is a multinational company engaged in the field of information and communications technology. The company operates through the following segments, namely, ubiquitous solutions, device solutions, technology solutions, and others. The company’s technology solutions segment offers services that assimilate software, services, and products such as infrastructure services, systems integration, and network products. The company’s ubiquitous solutions segment offers personal computers, car audio, navigation systems, mobile phones, automotive-electronic tools, and mobile communication equipment. The company’s device solutions segment offers large-scale integration devices used in automobiles, mobile phones, digital home appliances, servers, and electronic components such as batteries and semiconductors. The others segment includes communication systems, research and development of information systems, and electronic devices. Fixed-mobile convergence comes under the technology solutions segment. Furthermore, the company also manufactures, sells, and develops air conditioners, telecommunication equipment, and electronic devices; sells, designs, and develops system on a chip (SoC); and sells & leases information processing and communications equipment. It caters to various industry verticals such as financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and automotive. Globally, the company has a presence in North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific.

Company Headquarters: Qatar Founded: 1987 Workforce: ~ 10,000 Company Working: Ooredoo QSC provides domestic and international telecommunication services. Its services include landline, mobile, cable television, and Internet connection services. The company, together with its subsidiaries, provides telecommunications services and related products to small companies, start-ups, and enterprises worldwide. It operates through six segments: Ooredoo Qatar, Asiacell, NMTC, Indosat Ooredoo, Ooredoo Oman, and Ooredoo Myanmar. Ooredoo QSC offers cellular, wireless, mobile and fixed telecommunication, multimedia, data communication, broadband, Internet leased lines, intracity and intercity leased lines, MPLS IPVPN, and Internet services. It also provides machine-to-machine, cloud, and mobile applications. The company offers its services primarily in Qatar, Iraq, Kuwait, Indonesia, Oman, and other parts of the Middle East and North Africa.

Company Headquarters: Turkey Founded: 1993 Workforce: ~ 10,000 Company Working: Turkcell is a converged telecommunication and technology services provider. It serves its customers with voice, data, TV and value-added consumer and enterprise services on mobile and fixed networks. The company is engaged in the provision of communication and technology services. It operates through the following segments: Turkcell Turkey, Turkcell International, and other. The Turkcell Turkey segment includes the operations of information and entertainment services in Turkey and Azerbaijan, and of non-group call centers. The Turkcell International segment includes the telecommunications operations in a number of emerging market geographies. All other segment specializes in consumer financing services, information, and entertainment services. The company has a presence in Turkey, Ukraine, and Belarus.

Company Headquarters: Turkey Founded: 1995 Workforce: ~ 10,000 Company Working: Turk Telekom engages in the provision of local, national, international, and mobile telecommunication services, Internet product, and services. It operates through the following segments: fixed-line and mobile. The fixed-line segment services are provided by Turk Telekom, TTNet, Argela, Innova, Sebit, Sober, AssisTT, and Pantel Group. This segment provides value-added services besides voice and data services for its corporate and retail customers through its extensive fixed-line telecommunications network. The mobile segment service is provided by Avea. This segment provides mobile communications services, including prepaid, postpaid, and value-added voice services. The company has a wide service network and product range in the fields of individual and corporate services, Türk Telekom unified its mobile, internet, phone, and TV products and services under the single Türk Telekom brand as of January 2016.

Company Headquarters: Belgium Founded: 1992 Workforce: ~10,000 Company Working: The Proximus Group is a telecommunication and ICT company, which caters to consumers, businesses, and the public sector. The company is the leading provider of telephony, Internet, television and network-based ICT services through Proximus and Scarlet brands. The Proximus Group operates its business through the following segments: consumer business unit (CBU), enterprise business unit (EBU), technology unit (TEC), wholesale unit (WU), international carrier services (ICS), and staff and support (S&S). The CBU segment sells voice products and services, Internet and television, both on fixed-mobile networks. The EBU segment markets information and communication technology services and products to professional customers under the Proximus and Telindus brand names. The TEC segment centralizes all network and costs and supplies. The company’s advanced interconnected fixed and mobile networks offer access anywhere and anytime to digital services and data, as well as to a broad offering of multimedia content. The company invests in future-proof networks and innovative solutions, creating the foundation for sustainable growth.The company also contributes to the economic, social, and environmental development of the society.

Company Headquarters: South Korea Founded: 1938 Workforce: ~320,671 Company Working: Samsung Group is a South Korean multinational conglomerate headquartered in Seoul (South Korea). Samsung has its footprint in a large variety of segments, which include food processing, textiles, electronics, securities, retail, engineering, construction, and entertainment. The core values of Samsung are people, change, excellence, integrity, and co-prosperity. Samsung has around 220 worldwide operation hubs and operates majorly in South Korea, Europe, North America, Africa, and South-East Asia. Samsung’s marketing strategies played an important role in lifting Samsung’s image from that of a low-end manufacturer to that of a global digital technology leader. Samsung has a powerful influence on South Korea's economic development, politics, media, and culture. Samsung’s affiliated companies produce around a fifth of South Korea's total exports.