68 datasets
Infocomm Media Development Authority annual CSV of infocomm manpower vacancies in Singapore from 2002 through 2017. Columns cover year and number of vacancies. Skills and industry analysts track ICT labour demand over that fifteen-year window.
Info-communications Media Development Authority annual series from 2013 to 2018 on household access to computers in Singapore. The CSV supports digital inclusion monitoring and comparison with other IMDA connectivity indicators.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV of computer usage among Singapore enterprises by employment size and year from 2012 through 2016. Digital-economy researchers compare ICT adoption across small and larger firms over that period.
Info-communications Media Development Authority annual CSV on computer access at home in Singapore by number of computers from 2000 through 2014. Digital-inclusion researchers track how multi-computer households evolved during the broadband-adoption era.
Household computer access rates by housing type from the Info-communications Media Development Authority, in CSV from 2000 through 2014. Tracks digital inclusion and home ICT penetration across HDB and private housing segments in Singapore.
Overall household computer access rate time series from the Info-communications Media Development Authority in CSV from 1999 through 2014. Complements housing-type breakdowns and supports long-run digital access monitoring for Singapore households.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV of Singapore’s ranks in major international digital and ICT benchmarking reports from 2014 through 2019, including IMD WDCR, WEF NRI, ITU IDI, IMD WCY and WEF GCR. Digital-economy researchers compare Singapore’s standing across frameworks.
Monthly mobile call success rates by telecommunications operator in Singapore from April 2013 through June 2016, published by the Info-communications Media Development Authority in CSV. Supports telecom quality-of-service benchmarking, network performance monitoring, and historical comparison of voice connectivity.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV of total mobile phone subscriptions in Singapore, reported monthly from January 1997 through August 2020. The two columns give the month and the total mobile subscription count, forming a long series that captures the growth of mobile telephony from its early years through the smartphone era. Telecom analysts, market researchers, and digital-economy studies use it to chart mobile penetration in Singapore over more than two decades.
Info-communications Media Development Authority quarterly CSV of mobile data volume in Singapore from mid-2004 through early 2019. Telecom and digital-economy analysts track how mobile data consumption grew over that period.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV of average drop call rates for 3G public cellular mobile telephone services in Singapore by month and telco from April 2013 through June 2016. Telecom analysts and consumers compare historical network reliability across operators for that 3G period.
Info-communications Media Development Authority annual CSV of individual internet access in Singapore from 2005 through 2018. Digital inclusion researchers track how personal internet access rates changed over that period.
Annual Singapore household internet access broken down by connection type, published by the Info-communications Media Development Authority from 2008 through 2018. The CSV time series supports digital inclusion research, broadband adoption tracking, and analysis of how Singapore homes connect to the internet over time. Useful for ICT policy studies and searches for historical Singapore home internet penetration by technology.
Info-communications Media Development Authority semi-annual CSV of call success rates by telecommunications operator for the 2007–2008 reporting period. Network-performance analysts can compare the share of successfully established calls across operators and half-year periods.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV snapshot of fixed broadband plans and prices in Singapore from March 2013 to June 2016, with operator, speed tiers, plan and connection types, and contract length by month. Telecom analysts benchmark retail broadband competition and pricing trends.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV tracking the share of online shoppers in Singapore by value-of-purchase band from 2006 through 2015. Digital-economy researchers study e-commerce adoption and spending behaviour over the pre-pandemic decade.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV on employed ICT manpower in Singapore from 1999 through 2018. Columns cover year, manpower headcount, and growth. Tech-workforce planners track the size and year-on-year growth of the ICT labour force over two decades.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV of Singapore infocomm manpower by discipline of study from 2003 through 2017, with year, field of study, and percentage or count figures. Education and industry planners assess which academic pipelines feed the ICT workforce; rounded shares may not total 100%.
This dataset covers export revenue in Singapore’s infocomm industry, organized by market segment. It is intended to support analysis of the industry’s export performance, the relative contribution of different market segments, and changes in Singapore’s infocomm export economy over the periods and geographic scope provided in the underlying data. Likely research and search intents include Singapore infocomm exports, information and communications industry revenue, export revenue by market segment, technology-sector performance, and market-segment comparisons. The dataset title does not specify the reporting period, geographic breakdown, revenue unit, or segment definitions; these should be confirmed from the available fields and metadata.
Info-communications Media Development Authority CSV from 2011 through 2015 on mean weekly hours spent on media activities, by survey year, respondent age, and activity type, collected via face-to-face interviews. Media researchers study consumption patterns and screen-time trends among Singapore residents.