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This research service discusses the emerging trends in the enterprise communication segment.

This strategic analysis is part of Frost & Sullivans continued coverage of the U.S. retail toll-free services market space. Toll-free services were historically designed to provide businesses with a convenient way for their regional, national, and international customers and suppliers to call inbound without requiring the callers to bear the cost ...

This Research Service describes the commercial satellite telecommunications market. It measures and forecasts transponder supply and demand in Latin America. The market examined herein is the 'capacity' market, meaning the market for leasing of geostationary (GEO) satellite transponders to parties that will use this capacity for a number of satelli...

This strategic analysis is part of Frost & Sullivans continued coverage of the conferencing and collaboration marketplace. Within this analysis, Frost & Sullivan has identified industry challenges, market drivers, restraints, competitive landscape, revenues, market shares and key market trends, within the global web conferencing market. With exten...

This strategic analysis is part of Frost & Sullivans continued coverage of the conferencing and collaboration marketplace. As this analysis identifies, there are several growth opportunities within the conferencing environment. However, there are issues related to commoditization, price erosion, and growing competition from other conferencing serv...

Frost & Sullivans Competitive Analysis of Tier 1 U.S. Wireless Carriers provides a concise yet comprehensive look at the four major U.S. carriers in terms of their competitive position, both now and over the next three years.

Over the recent years, the MVNO or the Mobile Virtual Network Operator model has experienced a challenging growth prospect in the wireless communications space. This report offers a comprehensive overview of the MVNO phenomenon, and believes that such partnerships will be prevalent, and key to success in the forthcoming third-generation wireless wo...

The major driver behind IPTV or telco TV is a response to cable operators launching VoIP and creating a bundle of video, data and voice services. IPTV enables the telcos to leverage their DSL access networks and customer base with an additional video service to supplement voice and data offerings in order to stem losses and keep customers. ...