Description

Indonesian videoconferencing infrastructure system market was worth $0.12 million in 2005. The market is still in its early stages of growth. Most of the end users feel that the investment in videoconferencing would not bring justifiable return to business, in a price sensitive market like Indonesia. Slow adoption of IP videoconferencing among service providers is unfavorably impacting market growth in Indonesia. Until enterprises embrace IP videoconferencing in large numbers, service providers will not feel the need to make the investment in IP services.