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U.S. Communications Services Overview
U.S. Communications Services Overview
RELEASE DATE
30-Jun-2005
30-Jun-2005
REGION
North America
North America
Research Code: F446-01-00-00-00
SKU: TE02791-NA-MR_14421
$2,450.00
In stock
SKU
TE02791-NA-MR_14421
Description
The U.S. Communications market is a hyper competitive industry where very few companies have a highly defendable, profitable niche. The combination of the dot com bubble, the rapidly growing economy and especially the e- economy of the 1990’s, and even the millennium bug created an investment environment where way too much was spent on existing and creating communications companies. The current market still has too many participants and price pressure is enormous in nearly all communications verticals with 10-15% annual price drops the norm.
Table of Contents
Introduction
- Executive Summary
- Key Findings
Vertical Market Drivers and Restraints
- Wireless
- Wireline
- Internet
- Cable and Satellite TV
Market Metrics
- Market Size and Share
- Market Change: Sprint and Nextel Merger
- 7Market Change: SBC and AT&T Merger
- Market Change: Cingular Aquisition of AT&T Wireless
- Market Change: MCI and Verizon Merger
Forecast and Methodology
- Market Forecasts
- End User Forecasts
U.S. Carrier Profiles
- AT&T
- Alltel
- BellSouth
- Cablevision
- Century Tel
- Charter
- Cincinnati Bell
- Citizens
- Comcast
- Cox
- DirecTV
- Earthlink
- Echostar
- Global Crossing
- IDT
- Insight
- Level3
- Mediacom
- Qwest
- SBC
- Sprint Nextel
- TDS
- Time Warner
- T-Mobile USA
- U.S. Cellular
- Verizon
- XO Communications
Frost & Sullivan Awards
- FROST & SULLIVAN PRODUCT LINE STRATEGY AWARD
- FROST & SULLIVAN GROWTH STRATEGY LEADERSHIP AWARD
- FROST & SULLIVAN MARKET PENETRATION LEADERSHIP AWARD
- FROST & SULLIVAN CUSTOMER SERVICE INNOVATION AWARD
- FROST & SULLIVAN MARKET LEADERSHIP AWARD
Popular Topics
The U.S. Communications market is a hyper competitive industry where very few companies have a highly defendable, profitable niche. The combination of the dot com bubble, the rapidly growing economy and especially the e- economy of the 1990s, and even the millennium bug created an investment environment where way too much was spent on existing and creating communications companies. The current market still has too many participants and price pressure is enormous in nearly all communications verticals with 10-15% annual price drops the norm.
| No Index | Yes |
|---|---|
| Podcast | No |
| Industries | Telecom |
| WIP Number | F446-01-00-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |