ICT in the UAE Business Survey - 2011 July 2011. 2 Background3 Methodology4 Introduction and Main Results 6 Fixed Line Telephony 12 Mobile Telephony 16.

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ICT in the UAE Business Survey July 2011

2 Background3 Methodology4 Introduction and Main Results 6 Fixed Line Telephony 12 Mobile Telephony 16 International Services28 Internet Services 32 Mobile Internet 41 Networks & Advanced Services44 E-Commerce 46 Consumer Satisfaction 49 Table of Contents

3 Background In the first half of 2011, the TRA undertook an intensive survey focusing on business usage of ICT services in the UAE in order to better understand business perceptions on their usage of, and demands for, ICT services. This survey complements the TRA’s survey on residential usage of ICT services in the UAE undertaken in 2010 (available at: ) The business survey spanned multiple services including fixed telephony, mobile telephony, Internet, advanced telecommunication services and E-commerce and reviewed: the extent to which businesses in the UAE have access to ICT services; the extent to which businesses in the UAE use the ICT services that they are connected to; the extent to which businesses are satisfied with their ICT services; and the extent to which businesses in the UAE engage in E-commerce activities. The TRA also completed a similar ICT survey for businesses in The results of the 2009 survey can be found at:

Methodology (1) The survey was conducted by face-to-face interviews with calls back where necessary to ensure the authenticity of the responses. A total of 1,500 businesses across the UAE participated in this study. The businesses were drawn from all seven Emirates. The surveyors targeted the key/joint decision maker of the business regarding the subscription decisions and expenditure on ICT services. The E-Commerce section of the survey was only used if the key/joint decision maker was authorized to engage in an e-commerce activity within the company. The survey was limited to businesses with 10 or more employees. 4

EmirateSize Methodology (2) - Sample Structure Distribution of Businesses by: 5 Medium (50-249) 33% Sector Industrial Classification Base : All businesses – 1500

Importance of telecommunications to the running of the business 99% of the organizations across the country consider telecommunications as an important aspect to the running of their business. 6 Introduction and Main Results - General Base : All businesses– 1500

7 Businesses with Fixed LineBusiness provides an employee with a paid Mobile Phone Businesses with Internet Access Introduction and Main Results - Subscription Types of Internet Connection Base : All businesses– 1500

8 Introduction and Main Results Carrier Selection used for International calls Percent of employees routinely using a computer at work Breakdown of call expenses of Mobile & Fixed TelephonesOnline Sales & Purchases

9 Mobile Telephony Introduction and Main Results - Spending Fixed Telephony Business Monthly Spending on: 35% of businesses spend over AED 3,000 per month on a fixed telephone line. 40% of the businesses using mobile phones spend over AED 3,000 per month on mobile telephony services.

10 Introduction and Main Results – Satisfaction Overall Satisfaction of Telecommunication Services In general, businesses are satisfied with fixed, mobile and internet services, but less satisfied with mobile internet services.

Introduction and Main Results 11 Indicator% Personal computer (Desktop, laptop, handheld)96% Fixed telephone lines (including Fax lines)99% Mobile phone that business pays for60% Internet connection92% Employees routinely use Internet at work46% Businesses with Local Area Network (LAN)85% Businesses with website presence70% Key results of the survey

12 Fixed Line Telephony

Fixed Line Telephony - Subscriptions 99% of the businesses across the country have a fixed telephone line. 87% of businesses have Etisalat as their primary provider while 8% have both Etisalat and du Fixed Line Subscriptions 13 Base : All businesses– 1500 Fixed Lines Distribution Base: All businesses with fixed telephone service -1481

Average number of calls originated from Fixed Telephone per day Base: All businesses with fixed telephone service Fixed Line Telephony – Usage 91% of calls originated from fixed lines are for domestic calls, of those 55% are terminated on a fixed network (i.e. calls to another fixed phone within the UAE).

Fixed Line Telephony – Spending At least 35% of businesses spend AED 3,000 or more per month on fixed line services. 82% of call expenses made through fixed lines are of domestic calls. Monthly spending on Fixed Telephone Line 15 Breakdown of call Expenses made from Fixed Telephone Line Base: All businesses with fixed telephone service -1481

16 Mobile Telephony

Business provides an employees with a paid Mobile Phone Mobile Telephony – Subscription (1) Base: All businesses with mobile service users -894 Reasons why business provides an employee with a paid Mobile Phone 60% of businesses provide employees with paid mobile phones with the high mobility of employees being the most prominent reason. 17

Mobile Telephony – Subscription (2) Base: All businesses with mobile service users Average Mobile Subscriptions per Business Percentages of Prepaid & Postpaid Mobile Subscriptions On average businesses have 20 mobile subscriptions from Etisalat and 6 from du. 53% of businesses have only post paid subscriptions, whilst 29% have both post paid and prepaid subscriptions. Subscription Type Average Number per Business Base Etisalat Prepaid14371 Etisalat Postpaid19678 du Prepaid17135 du Postpaid18159

Reasons for using a Postpaid Subscription Mobile Telephony –Subscription (3) Base : All businesses who are postpaid mobile users The majority of the businesses reported that the convenience of never running out of credit is the main reason for using postpaid.

Reasons for using a Prepaid Subscription Mobile Telephony – Subscription (4) Base : All Businesses who are Prepaid Mobile users % of the businesses reported that managing the monthly expenditure is the main reason for using a Prepaid Subscription. 20

Reasons for not having any mobile phone servicesWhether business considers getting a mobile phone within the next 6 months Mobile Telephony – Subscription (5) Most of the businesses that do not have a mobile phone subscription say it is because they use a fixed phone line instead (62%). 21 Base : All businesses not having businesses paid mobiles –606

Majority of businesses pay for multiple mobile services for employees. Base: All businesses with mobile service users -894 Mobile Telephony – Usage (1) 22

Average number of calls originated from Mobile per day Base: All businesses with mobile service users -894 Mobile Telephony – Usage (2) 23 87% of calls originated from mobiles are for domestic calls, of those 65% are terminated on a mobile network (i.e. to another mobile phone within the UAE). The majority of the SMSs are sent to local numbers in the UAE with average of 7 SMSs per day Types of SMSs sent International 16%

Switch from one mobile operator to the other 12% of businesses have switched from one mobile operator to another. Most (93%) of the businesses have said that price was a reason for them to switch mobile operators. Reasons for switching mobile operators Mobile Telephony – Usage (3) 24 Base : All businesses with mobile service users and switched to other operators –102

Ease in switching mobile operators for businesses Mobile Telephony – Usage (4) 52% of businesses said it was fairly easy to switch their mobile operator. Base : All businesses with mobile service users and switched to other operators –102 25

Changing mobile calling patterns to take advantage of promotions The majority of the businesses were not interested in changing their calling patterns to take advantage of promotions offered by service providers. Base: All businesses with mobile service users Mobile Telephony – Usage (5) 26 Sometimes 30% Always 5%

Business monthly spending on Mobile Telephony Mobile Telephony –Spending Base: All businesses with mobile service users % of businesses using mobile phones spend over AED 1,000 per month on Mobile Telephony services. Domestic calls account for almost 80% of the total mobile expenses. Breakdown of call expenses for Mobile Calls 27

International Services 28

29 DestinationTotalAgricultureConstructionFinancialIndustrialServicesTrade Transport & Communication India 29%4%19%6%16%21%26 %9% UK 7%014%18 %14%25%18%10% Saudi 7%2%11%028%17%28%15% Oman 5%3%19%6%19%11%25%17% USA 5%023%9% 20%26%14% Qatar 5%029%7%23%10%23%10% Pakistan 5%3 %10%13%26%13% 23% China 4%0 021%075%0 Germany 3%5% 16%11%42%16% Egypt 2%036%7%14% International Services - Top 10 Destinations from a Mobile Phone Mobile Top 10 destinations

30 Destination Total AgricultureConstructionFinancialIndustrialServicesTrade Transport & Communication India 28% 3% 23%6%16%23%21%8% Saudi 7% 1% 10%6%28%24%18%13% UK 6% 0 18%15%16%27%16%8% Oman6%0 15%029%18%29%9% Qatar 6% 2% 21%6%25%15%19%13% China5%2% 13%021%6%47%11% Pakistan5%2% 13% 19%15%21%17% USA5%2% 23%9%7%23%21%14% Iran4%3% 6%3%12%6%62%9% Egypt2%0 32%9%5%32%9%14% International Services –Top 10 Destinations from a Fixed Telephone Fixed Telephone Top 10 destinations

31 Carrier Selection usage for International calls International Services – Usage & Spending Businesses spent 21% of total mobile expenses on international calls, whereas 18% was spent from fixed telephony on international calls. 25% of Businesses were not aware of the carrier selection service. Average of number of International calls per week Percentage of International calls expenses from Fixed & Mobile

Internet Services 32

Business with Internet Access Internet Services – Subscription (1) 33 92% of businesses had an internet connection. Etisalat was the single largest provider of internet services in the business sample. Distribution of Internet Subscriptions by Provider Base: Businesses with internet connection– 1385

Types of internet connectionsBusinesses by Broadband speed Internet Services – Subscription (2) 94% of businesses have fixed broadband internet & 55% of them are on speeds of 2Mbps or less. 34 Base: Businesses with internet connection– 1385

Reasons for having Dial-up and Broadband internet subscriptions Subscription contract signed with a minimum period Internet Services – Subscription (3) 35 47% of subscribers were on a 12-month contract for their internet package Dial-up was used by many businesses as a back up to broadband.

Reasons for having a dialup connection only Internet Services – Subscription (4) Intention to switch to Broadband within 6 months Factors that may cause a switch from dial-up to broadband 36 For organizations with only a dial-up connections the expense of broadband was an important issue. 17% of organizations said they would switch to broadband if the price of a broadband service fell. Base: Businesses with dial-up connection – 30

Internet Services – Subscription (5) Base: Businesses who do not have an internet connection – 115 Half of the businesses without internet access reported that they don’t have an internet connection because it is not required for their business. 37

Employees routinely use Computer at work Internet Services – Usage (1) Employees routinely use Internet at work 38 44% of employees routinely use a computer at work. 46% routinely access the internet. Base: Businesses with internet connection– 1385 Base: Businesses with computer– 1460

Sites visited by languageInternet activities during last month Internet Services – Usage (2) 39 Sending/receiving s followed by obtaining information were the most popular usage of the internet. The majority of websites accessed where English language websites.

Types of web presence of the Business Language of the business’s website Internet Services – Usage (3) 40 70% of businesses had a website. Of these 21% used the.ae domain. The majority of these websites were in English only with 20% being in English and Arabic. Activities business uses website for Base: Business with website presence– 1044

Mobile Internet 41

Mobile Internet– Subscription and Usage (1) Proportion of time internet is accessed using Mobile Internet compared to Fixed Internet services Devices used to access Mobile Internet Base : All businesses who have mobile broadband connection –119 Mobile internet was mainly accessed from a mobile phone. Businesses with both Mobile and Fixed Broadband spend 80% of time on internet using Fixed Broadband and 20% using Mobile Broadband. 42

Mobile Internet – Usage (2) Base : All businesses who have mobile broadband connection –119 Mobile Internet Activities 43 Sending/receiving s followed by general browsing were the most popular usage of mobile internet. 47% of businesses said a reduction in price will lead to great usage of mobile internet Factors Leading to Use Mobile Internet More Often

44 Network and Advanced Services

Advanced Telecommunication ServicesTypes of Networks Networks & Advanced Services 45 92% of businesses had some type of advanced network service. Of these 85% had a local area network (LAN) and 14% used domestic leased lines. Base : Businesses with networks –1385

46 E-Commerce

Modes of Online Purchases E-Commerce – Online Purchases Purchases Base : All businesses– % of businesses made purchases online. Of those businesses who made purchases online, purchasing through a website was the most prevalent.

Modes of Online Sales E-Commerce – Online Sales Sales Base : All businesses– Only 5% of businesses had online sales. Of those businesses who had online sales, sales thorough their website were the most prevalent

49 Consumer Satisfaction

50 Satisfaction with Fixed Telephone Services Satisfaction (Fixed Telephony) 20% of businesses were dissatisfied with national call prices while 11% were dissatisfied with customer service quality Base: All businesses with fixed telephone service -1481

51 Satisfaction (Fixed Internet) 51 Satisfaction with Fixed Internet Services 28% of businesses were dissatisfied with internet prices while 12% were dissatisfied with internet speeds. Base: Businesses with internet connection– 1385

52 Satisfaction (Mobile Telephony) Satisfaction with Mobile Services The highest level of dissatisfaction came with national call prices followed by quality of customer service. Satisfaction with SMS Services Base: All businesses with mobile service users - 894

53 Satisfaction (Blackberry and iPhone Services) Satisfaction with BlackBerry Services Satisfaction with iPhone Services 52% of businesses were satisfied with the price of BlackBerry services while 73% were satisfied with the range of packages. For iPhones the level of satisfaction was lower. Base: All businesses with BlackBerry packages users Base: All businesses with Iphone packages users - 121

54 Satisfaction (Mobile Internet) Satisfaction with Mobile Internet Services Mobile internet had high levels of dissatisfaction with prices, speed and quality of customer care. Base : All businesses who have mobile broadband connection –119

55 Satisfaction (International Calling Services) Satisfaction with International Call from Fixed Telephone Satisfaction with International Call from Mobile Telephone Businesses were satisfied with the quality of international calling but dissatisfied with the price. 42% of businesses were dissatisfied with the price of international roaming.

56 Satisfaction (Advanced Network Services 1) 56 Satisfaction with Leased Line Services Businesses were satisfied with the quality of leased lines. Less so with the price. Base: All businesses with leased line service - 218

57 Satisfaction with 800 Number ServicesSatisfaction with Ethernet Services Satisfaction (Advanced Network Services 2) Businesses were generally satisfied with Ethernet Services and 800 Number Services. Base: All businesses with managed ethernet service - 40 Base: All businesses with toll free service - 114

58 Satisfaction with Virtual Private Network Services Satisfaction with ATM Services Satisfaction (Advanced Network Services 3) Satisfaction levels for VPN services were higher than for ATM services.

Nature of Complaints To the TRA To Telecom Service Provider Base : All businesses– 1500 Service Complaints 54% of businesses had at one stage complained to a service provider. Only 19% had complained to the TRA. The majority of complaints were about the internet and fixed telephone services. 59