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The Frost & Sullivan research service entitled World VoIP Monitoring Solution Markets provides an overview of the world hardware and software-based VoIP monitoring system market along with the segmentation, revenues, and market share and growth. In this research service, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine the following markets: hardware-based VoIP monitoring system market, software-based monitoring solution market, revenue analysis based on end-user, region, monitoring technique, and so on. This analysis is available through our Test & Measurement Growth Partnership Services programs. With these programs, clients receive industry-leading market research such as this, along with technical and econometric data as well as many interactive features including Analyst Inquiry Time and Client Councils. Frost & Sullivan Growth Partnership Service Based on extensive and in-depth research, real-world consulting work, and new theories tested in hundreds of companies across many industries, Frost & Sullivan has evolved its Growth Partnership Services (GPS) program that provides established and emerging firms with powerful growth visions. Moving beyond token mission statements, GPS provides an actionable vision to growth consulting partners by illustrating how key intelligence and strategic research based on defined goals can guide day-to-day behavior and overall company direction. The foundation of Frost & Sullivan's GPS includes:
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Expert Frost & Sullivan analysts thoroughly examine the following market sectors in this research: By End User:
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Continued VoIP Deployments Driving Demand for VoIP Monitoring Solutions Over the past year, voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) has increasingly become a mainstream technology, as a result of improved awareness among both consumers, as well as enterprises. Most carriers today have or are on the verge of initial deployments, and as service providers, carriers, and enterprises continue to deploy VoIP, their demand for monitoring solutions is also expected to increase. VoIP deployments primarily grow in two dimensions, subscriber base and geography, and research indicates that deployments are presently growing along the dimension of geographic expansion rather than the dimension of subscriber point of presence. Frost & Sullivan expects carriers to build their geography over the next couple of years and then begin adding more subscribers on that infrastructure. This means that carriers will require more network equipment and also additional capacity to monitor those subscribers, thereby translating into more demand for VoIP monitoring solutions, since they cannot scale their operations while having the same number of trucks that were present with a smaller subscriber base. However, an important barrier confronting vendors in the VoIP monitoring solution market is in dealing with large bureaucratic organizations such as the regional bell operating companies (RBOC).Although this hurdle is primarily encountered while dealing with RBOCs, research indicates that this challenge also exists in the cable industry, however, to a lesser extent. "Old mainstream carriers remain uncertain, as to the right kind of VoIP monitoring solutions, and are hence proceeding cautiously, performing long evaluations and talking to many vendors," notes the analyst of this research service. "Further, they have been evaluating multiple systems and several requests for proposals (RFP) were withdrawn when they were unable to find what they wanted. For example SBC withdrew the Lightspeed RFP." Convergence Challenges Service Providers and Carriers, Generating Demand for VoIP Monitoring Solutions VoIP, as a technology, has matured over time and the phenomenon of convergence of various communication technologies is proving a challenge to service providers and carriers. Convergence often translates into complexity and the management and maintenance of hybrid networks has become one of the greatest challenges for service providers and carriers. For instance, a voice call could originate in a mobile handset (3G), pass an IMS network, as VoIP and be delivered to a landline PSTN phone. Hence, with new technologies such as UMTS, IMS, and HSDPA convergence and co-existence of various communications technologies are proving critical, in turn heightening demand for sophisticated management/monitoring solutions. Frost & Sullivan expects this driver to have a significant and lasting impact on the demand for VoIP monitoring solutions. While the global VoIP monitoring solutions market was in its infancy in 2004, the market experienced strong growth in 2005, to almost double in size. Although uptake was clearly stronger in the service provider vertical market, vendors that typically cater to service providers and carriers have noticed an emerging demand from the enterprise market for their solutions, as compared to 2004. "Since service providers are expected to be the dominant end users throughout the forecast period, hardware-based VoIP monitoring systems offer the most lucrative opportunities for vendors in the global VoIP monitoring solution markets," says the analyst. "Moreover, such systems are more expensive than software-based systems, promising a larger share of the total market revenues." |
1. Executive Summary
1. Snapshot of the World VoIP Monitoring/Management Solution Markets
1. Key Research Findings
2. Total VoIP Monitoring/Management Solution Market
1. Introduction
1. Overview & Definitions
2. Market Engineering Measurements
3. Market Drivers
a. Continued VoIP Deployments Drive the Demand for VoIP Monitoring/Management Solutions
b. Convergence Challenges Service Providers and Carriers, Generating Demand for VoIP Monitoring/Management Solutions
c. Fear of Customer Churn Drives Demand from Service Providers
d. Constant Market Changes Bring New Opportunities
4. Market Drivers (Suite)
a. Increased Awareness in Large Enterprises Translates into Market Growth
b. Increased Access to Broadband Technologies Drives Market Growth
c. Increasing Maturity of VoIP Technology Drives Market Growth
d. Lack of Expertise in Service Providers' Organizations Lead to Demand from Network Equipment Manufacturers for VoIP Monitoring/Management Systems
5. Market Restraints
a. Service Providers' Attitude Restrains Market Growth
b. Price Sensitivity of Enterprises Restricts Market Growth
c. Limited, Long, and Costly Deployments Curb Demand for VoIP Monitoring/Management Solutions
d. Lack of Expertise in End-user Organizations Retards Market Growth
e. Low Value Perception of Service Assurance Solutions Limits Market Growth in Asia
f. Consolidations Shrink Customer Base for Vendors of VoIP Monitoring/Management Solutions
g. Maturing of the Technology is Expected to Bring Price Pressure
6. Market Restraints (Suite)
a. Potential Regulations and Encryption of Conversations with VoIP May Challenge Vendors, Impacting Market Growth
2. Market Analysis
1. Revenue Forecasts
2. Demand Analysis
3. Pricing Analysis
3. Competitive Analysis
1. Competitive Structure
2. Market Share Analysis
4. End-user Analysis
1. Introduction
2. Service Providers & Carriers
3. Enterprises and Other End-users
5. Product Analysis
1. Introduction
2. Hardware-based VoIP Solutions
3. Software-based VoIP Solutions
6. End-user/Product Cross-Analysis
1. Introduction
2. Service Providers & Carriers
3. Enterprises
7. Geographic Analysis
1. Introduction
2. North America
3. Europe
4. Asia Pacific
5. Rest-of-World
3. End-user Focus
1. Introduction
1. Overall Trends
2. Service Providers & Carriers
1. Traditional Telephone Companies (Telcos)
2. Cable Companies (Cablecos)
3. Other Service Providers
3. Enterprises
1. Large Enterprises
2. Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs)
4. Market Opportunities & Recommendations
1. Market Opportunities
1. Introduction
2. By Customer Target
3. By Product Offering
4. By Geographic Region
2. Strategic Recommendations
1. Introduction
2. Customer Relationship Strategy
3. Target Market Strategy
4. Product Placement Strategy
5. Alliance Strategy
6. Global Expansion Strategy
3. Conclusion
1. Final Word
5. Appendix
1. Decision Support Database
1. Total Broadband Subscribers
2. Broadband Penetration
3. DSL Broadband Subscribers
4. Cable Modem Subscribers
5. ICT Spending
2. Terms & Definitions
1. Glossary of Terms
2. List of Acronyms
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