Telecommunications show progress in Brazil

2023-10-30 18:41:27

The growth of telecommunications in Brazil is directly related to the development of society and the economy. In the country, the sector represents 2.4% of GDP and generates 2.7 million jobs. Still, according to the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade), in 2022 the sector recorded revenue of R$149.6 billion.

Telecommunications allow communication between people and companies, which contributes to social and economic development. Furthermore, according to Cade, the growth of the sector allows companies to increase productivity, helps create new jobs and promotes social inclusion.

According to the Market Analyst at the Assine portal, Ana Paula Moreira, the main factors driving the growth of telecommunications are the increase in population, economic development and the country’s own technological advancement. “With more integration possibilities, people are looking for connection alternatives that are more efficient and cost-effective”, highlights Ana Paula.

Social and economic impacts of telecommunications growth

A study of the Institute of Applied Economic Research (IPEA) shows that telecommunications drive social and economic development. The research, which analyzed data from several countries, concluded that telecommunications contribute to economic growth, improved quality of life and reduced inequalities.

One of the main characteristics of telecommunications is the facilitation of communication between people and companies. This allows people to connect quickly and efficiently, regardless of distance. With the internet, a person in the interior of Brazil can study at the same university as a person in São Paulo.

Furthermore, telecommunications allow companies to increase productivity, help create new jobs and promote social inclusion. An OECD survey and published onlineshows that countries with more internet access have happier and healthier people.

In Brazil, access to telecommunications is still a challenge. According to IBGE, 9.1% of Brazilian households do not have any type of telecommunications service. To overcome this challenge, the Brazilian government has invested in expanding telecommunications infrastructure. The National Broadband Plan, launched in 2010, aims to universalize access to long band internet until 2024.

Combination of fiber internet, pay TV and landline telephone enables access to services

The combined services are a complete alternative for home communication and entertainment needs. Operators offer packages that bring together internet fibrapay TV and fixed telephony at prices that are more affordable than if the contract were made separately.

Fiber internet provides an online connection, which brings people together and offers digital entertainment options. A cable TV offers a programming schedule with different channels, including films, series, sports, documentaries and much more. And the landline telephone makes voice communication possible, through calls.

A recent study of the IPEA showed that telecommunications have a significant positive impact on people’s lives. Telecommunications technician Eduardo Carvalho, specialist at the Assine portal, says that “The study confirms that telecommunications are an important investment for the future. Telecommunications companies are working to expand coverage and improve the quality of services so that more people can enjoy the benefits of telecommunications.”

Today, it is even possible to optimize searches for telecom plans that are most suitable for subscription, according to criteria such as speed, associated benefits and coverage by zip code.

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