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| The Playing Field: Competitive Analysis
- Education Industry Part One: Telco's & Third Party Providers |
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This report takes a deep dive look into
the competitive environment of the education vertical. Included in
this report are vendor profiles of some of the major education service
providers and third party vendors, including systems integrators.
This is Part 1 of a two-part series on vertical competitive reports.
Part 2 covers the competitive landscape of the network hardware vendors
in the education vertical. Twelve vendors are profiled in this study.
The education vertical consists of both K-12 and higher education.
Schools and universities are utilizing telephony and technology solutions
to facilitate teaching, communications, and enhance the learning experience.
In fact, many schools are expanding classes globally via telecom solutions
such as online learning, audio/video conferencing, remote VPN services,
and bandwidth to international universities and teaching institutions.
There are a growing number of technology vendor opportunities that
are driving the education vertical to be a highly targeted industry.
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- Executive Summary
- Methodology
- Forecasting
Techniques
- Definitions
- Education Demographics
- Number of Firms
- Number of Employees
- Demographics
by Major Group
- Market and Industry
Trends
- Overview of
Market Trends
- Overview of
Technology Trends
- Key Trends:
Wireless and Web
- The Competitive
Landscape
- Diving Deeper:
Opportunities & Strategies
- Application
Opportunities
- Addressing
Opportunities
- Vendor Profiles
- AT&T
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Key Client
Wins
- Accenture
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- BellSouth
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Industry
Involvement & Affiliations
- Key Client
Wins
- EDS
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- HP
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Industry
Involvement & Affiliations
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- IBM
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Industry
Involvement & Affiliations
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- Nextel
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- Qwest
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- SBC
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Industry
Involvement & Affiliations
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- Sprint
- Structure
and Positioning
- Products
and Solutions
- Industry
Involvement & Affiliations
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- Unisys
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- Verizon
- Structure
and Positioning
- Product/Solution
Offerings
- Industry
Involvement & Affiliations
- Business
and Industry Partnerships
- Key Client
Wins
- Conclusion
- Table 1. Number
of Firms - Education, 2003-2008
- Table 2. Number
of Employees (EMP) - Education, 2003-2008
- Table 3. Number
of Firms and Employees by Major Group - Education, 2004
- Figure 1. Number
of Firms and Employees - Education, 2003-2008
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