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This report focuses on leading service providers that offer comprehensive multiprotocol label switching (MPLS)/Internet Protocol (IP) virtual private network (VPN) services in the United States. Service providers have been analyzed primarily on their MPLS/IP VPN portfolios, including their presence in retail and wholesale segments. This study analy...

This report will analyze the U.S. Internet protocol virtual private network (IP VPN) hardware and software gateway markets. There are many varying market definitions of exactly what a VPN is. For the purposes of this report, the acronym VPN will refer to IP VPNs which create encrypted tunnels of communication through the Internet by using combina...

This report will analyze the U.S. Internet protocol virtual private network (IP VPN) hardware and software gateway markets. For the purposes of this report, the acronym VPN will refer to IP VPNs which create encrypted tunnels of communication through the Internet by using combinations of hardware and software at each endpoint. IPSec has emerged a...

This study presents a detailed analysis of demand drivers in the U.S. markets fueling the growth of MPLS VPN services. The study discusses the challenges as perceived by service providers, presents an analysis of the competitive landscape, and provides an overview of pricing trends prevailing in the market.

This study provides an in-depth analysis of the migration to IP-based telephone systems. It covers IP-enabled PBXs, IP Centric PBXs and Ethernet/IP Phones. It also provides detailed product information and a comprehensive analyis of strategies deployed by key vendors.

This InSight identifies the issues and opportunities for implementing IP solutions into the contact center. The trends and factors supporting the use of IP are analyzed, as well as the restraints that hold back adoption by contact centers. Three case studies are presented to illustrate how IP is being deployed today in contact centers. Overall conc...

This study discusses a wide range of enhanced services and value-added applications including Internet call waiting and virtual voicemail, IP-based residential call management services (call waiting, caller ID, call forwarding, etc.), IP audioconferencing, IP videoconferencing, voice Web and voice portal services and IP Centrex services. The study ...

This InSight provides an overview of how VoIP is impacting the US cable telephony market. Focus is on the issues driving the opportunity for VoIP and how the cable industry will migrate from circuit-switched telephony to IP. Key challenges are analyzed, as are the strategic issues facing cable operators. Vendors are briefly discussed with the empha...

IP networking is the future of broadcast plants. In contrast with traditional SDI cabling, IP offers significant benefits of scale, flexibility, and economy. However, the transition of live broadcast workflows to IP has been slow. Hurdles include cost, uncertainty regarding reliability, lack of trained personnel to install and maintain these networ...