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The global enterprise network services industry serves multinational corporations that operate in more than 50 countries. The top 12 providers have captured about 90% of the market. They consist of both network operators and system integrators, with a robust ecosystem of internet service providers and telecom partners around the world. Services...

The fifth generation (5G) of wireless technology has arrived and is being rolled out globally. 5G is possible because of the contributions of previous generations of wireless communications and several disruptive technologies, each of which must be understood at least at a high level to paint a full picture of the industry. This study centers on op...

The enterprise network services space is a mature competitive market, with growth expected between 1% and 3% globally in the coming years. Industry participants contribute hundreds of millions and even billions of dollars in network investments and pursue local partners to fulfill and execute their end-to-end solutions. In this market, portfolios m...

In this report, Frost & Sullivan examines the Network-as-a-service (NaaS) business model. NaaS is a modern business model for service providers to quote, sell, and manage network services to enterprises and their wholesale providers. The model enables network operators to deliver a cloud-like consumption model with a frictionless customer experien...

Frost & Sullivan conducted a global survey of network decision-makers in October and November 2024 to understand organizations’ perceptions, decisions, and purchases regarding managed network services. This analysis contrasts global responses with regional results. Respondents represented a range of industries and business sizes from 19 countries, ...

The primary objective of this Voice of the Customer survey was to gather insights from network and IT decision-makers and understand their preferences regarding network and related services. Conducted annually by Frost & Sullivan across the ICT practice, the survey focuses on network technologies. It takes a comprehensive, global approach, with par...

Enterprise network services in 2026 are transitioning to AI-driven, software-defined digital infrastructure as price compression in legacy connectivity persists despite rapid traffic growth. Providers are embedding automation, observability, and advanced security options, including zero trust and integrated SASE frameworks, into programmable, outco...

Enterprise network services are undergoing structural transformation, driven by AI adoption, distributed architectures, regulatory complexity, and rising performance expectations. Managed and co-managed models are gaining momentum as organizations prioritize operational resilience, shared accountability, and access to automation at scale, capabilit...

5G is designed to use the radio frequency spectrum differently and more efficiently; for this reason, 5G is referred to as 5G New Radio (NR). 5G is designed to build upon 4G; in fact, the first iterations of 5G NR, which are now being released in select areas of the world, require existing 4G LTE infrastructure—this is called 5G NR Non-Standalone (...