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This Frost & Sullivan study provides a comprehensive analysis of the key transformations shaping the global professional headsets market. The industry is undergoing significant disruption driven by the rapid adoption of software-based communication and collaboration platforms. This shift is transitioning demand from registered jack (RJ) connectivit...

21 Mar 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the North American VoIP Access and SIP Trunking Services Market, Forecasts to 2024

Consolidation Redefines Competitive Landscape as SIP Trunking Finds New Use Cases

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The VoIP access and SIP trunking market remains on pace to become the default connection between on-premises customer platforms and the public switched telephone network (PSTN) and will feature prominently in the digital transformation efforts currently being undertaken by many forward-thinking businesses. This study focuses on next-generation voic...

This study examines growth opportunities for communications and collaboration technologies across the travel, hospitality, and passenger transport industry, drawing on Frost & Sullivan's 2026 information technology decision-maker (ITDM) survey. It captures how organizations in this sector are prioritizing, funding, and modernizing their unified com...

This research report examines the growth opportunities emerging from artificial intelligence-powered unified communications and collaboration (UCC), drawing on Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 global survey of 1,198 IT and business decision-makers across North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. It evaluates organizational challenges, investme...

The collaboration and communication device landscape is undergoing a structural shift, characterized by steady realignment driven by hybrid work standardization, AI maturity, regulatory pressure, and constrained IT investment cycles.Across global markets, enterprises are recalibrating to a stable hybrid work baseline, while demand for higher-qualit...

This research report frames artificial intelligence (AI) not as an incremental feature but as a paradigm shift in unified communications (UC), redefining how enterprises connect, coordinate, and get work done. For decades, UC platforms have acted as passive conduits—carrying calls, messages, and meetings between people. The emerging generation of A...