Industries

This study takes an in-depth look at both the long haul and metro wavelength services markets, with some consideration given to regional optical wave providers. Drivers and restraints are explained, and strategic recommendations are offered for customers. Market sizing information is provided through 2007.

This report is an update on the European market for VoIP gateways. The analysis is based on the format used for our quarterly world updates. Total shipments of VoIP gateway ports for the year 2001 are reported as well as revenues for the European market. Forecasts are presented for the period 2000-2006, both overall and for the Carrier and Enterpri...

OXCs are positioned to become a dominant and critical network element for core long haul and metro networks. This report identifies eight distinct types of OXCs and discusses which design strategies network operators will purchase and which they will not as the market grows from $300 million in 2001 to $6 billion in 2006. Market drivers and restra...

This OSS InSight, the most recent offered with the Frost & Sullivan OSS Market Service, discusses the role of OSS systems in network outage situations.

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...

This report covers the local wholesale voice services market. It offers a detailed look at drivers, restraints, and overall challenges and offers strategic recommendations based on current and expected market conditions. Expected revenues, as a function of pricing and demand, is also covered.

This report forecasts the U.S. business data access DSL, T1/T3, ISDN and BWA services markets for the period of 2000 through 2007. This report identifies market challenges, drivers, restraints, market demand, market and technology trends, and pricing trends. This report outlines the competitive structure of the U.S. business data access services ma...

WLANs are an alternative to cabling a local area network (LAN). Most WLANs consist of client cards that are installed into workstations or portable computers and then those clients are connected to an external radio frequency (RF) transceiver called an access point. WLANs can also consist of peer-to-peer networks. This report covers wireless LAN eq...