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The image shows a bar chart with three products' revenues in three different years; Home Broadband, Telephone, and Online Film/Music. In 2000, Home Broadband revenue was just over 50, Telephone revenue was nearly 200, and Online Film/Music revenue was around 25. By 2015, Home Broadband revenue increased to nearly 250, Telephone revenue decreased to just over 100, and Online Film/Music revenue rose to approximately 75. The projected revenues for 2030 show Home Broadband slightly decreasing to just under 250, Telephone continuing to decline to around 75, and Online Film/Music increasing to 150.
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A quick glance at the given graph reveals revenue that Northcom have had from three selected products in 2000, 2015 and future projections for 2030. #Overview#.
Firstly, the telephone was the most popular product in 2000, thus creating 240 million pounds of revenue. Meanwhile home broadband, online music and films together gave only about fifty millions of income.
Secondly, a telephone has lost significant part in the Northcom’s revenue by the year of 2015, whilst the home broadband overtook phone’s sales with 200 millions pounds of income respectively. Also, because the online films and music experienced substantial increase, its profited around 90 millions pounds.
Thirdly, the suggested bar chart guess that return from home broadband systems, online entertainment will grow even more, but telephone maintain to decrease.
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