“The firm [The CIU], which focuses on the telecom sector, said that with a market share of 60.8 % in the third quarter of 2016--0.7% less than the second quarter of 2013--America Movil shows "persistent and excessive market concentration."
“En realidad no sorprende que Apple se mueva en esa dirección, todo su ecosistema se dirige hacia convertirse en una empresa no solo tecnológica sino de entretenimiento”, considera Radamés Camargo, analista de The CIU. “Desde el iPhone, hasta Apple Music y Apple TV, tienen todo un arsenal para tener un buen papel en producción”.
[…] aunque se haya registrado un crecimiento de la compañía estadounidense, Ernesto Piedras, director de la consultora The Competitive Intelligence Unit (CIU), advierte en conversación con BBC Mundo que todavía el mexicano se trata de un mercado de "muy acotada competencia".
[…] according to a local telecoms expert, Ernesto Piedras, AT&T's offer to remove international long-distance charges to the US, contributed to a fall in prices of an additional 1.9% between May and August 2015, as it forced other providers, including the dominant Telcel (which controls 70% of the mobile telephone market), to offer similar conditions.
“What has changed the most and is most relevant here is the authorities, and their attitude toward this empire,” said Ernesto Piedras, the director general of the Competitive Intelligence Unit, a consulting and research firm. “This is the first time Slim does not have a copy of all the keys.”
Over the past month, Mexico’s often cozy corporate world has turned into a battlefield as three of its most powerful groups fight for control of the country’s telecommunications and television market – a sector with annual sales of about $30bn. “It’s total war,” says Ernesto Piedras, director-general of The Competitive Intelligence Unit.
Una de las variables que ha impulsado en mayor grado el crecimiento de las ventas de dispositivos móviles en México, es la entrada de empresas manufactureras que ofrecen dispositivos de gama baja a precios accesibles, señala Fernando Esquivel, analista de The Competitive Intelligence Unit.
“Es el manotazo sobre la mesa más grande que se ha dado en México en materia de competencia en más de 20 años”, asegura Ernesto Piedras, consultor de telecomunicaciones en The Competitive Intelligence Unit.
