http://www.instat.com RSS Feed for new In-Stat Reports http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0502032MBD.htm Fri, 13 May 2005 In a survey of over 1,200 decision makers representing US SOHO, small, mid-sized and enterprise businesses, In-Stat researchers have forecasted business spending on wireless data to reach $11 billion by 2009. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0501805ME.htm Thu, 12 May 2005 Consumers are becoming increasingly familiar with the concept of time-shifting their television programming, and both pay-TV service providers and Personal Video Recorder (PVR) product manufacturers are reaping the benefits. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0501817LN.htm Thu, 12 May 2005 While email has made conducting day-to-day business easier, its prevalence has introduced an abundance of threats to the corporate network. In addition, government regulations have given companies strong incentives to ensure that corporate mail systems are stable and secure. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0502570EIS.htm Wed, 11 May 2005 This report provides data on currently used telecom services in the enterprise market. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0502064GM.htm Tue, 10 May 2005 This is a profile of the original Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) Virgin Mobile, which now has operations in the UK, North America and Australia. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0501816LN.htm Mon, 9 May 2005 Ethernet switches come in many sizes, shapes, speeds and levels of intelligence. However, the one facet of Ethernet switches that seems universal is growth. While a handful of antiquated nuisances are experiencing decline, the vast majority of the Ethernet switch market enjoyed a very nice recovery in 2004 and are expected to grow steadily over the next five years. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0502577DDED.htm Mon, 9 May 2005 Report looks into the wireless trends and wireless expenditures in the US education industry, including both K-12 and higher education. Both wireless voice and data spending is included, as well as challenges, drivers, spending priorities, wireless trends, and much more. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0502140MB.htm Fri, 6 May 2005 Building new Digital Video Headends and upgrading existing facilities will reinvigorate the business of many major telecommunications equipment manufacturers. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0502561WDC.htm Wed, 4 May 2005 Study aims to understand the relationship of wireless carriers and their distribution channels, including compensation programs, costs and commissions. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0502372AW.htm Tue, 3 May 2005 The youth sector plays a key role in overall Asia Pacific mobile data market development. The key applications include messaging, ring-tones, wallpapers, logos, games, music and videos, and others. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0502049MCD.htm Fri, 29 Apr 2005 The global messaging market continues to be important to mobile carriers, with the bulk of the revenues continuing to come from Short Message Service (SMS) text messaging. However, Multimedia Message Service (MMS), which delivers pictures, sound clips and video, is expected to show nearly 50% compound annual growth rate through 2009. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/2005/IN0501705GW.htm Fri, 29 Apr 2005 Report provides a second-quarter update for worldwide mobile subscriber forecasts, with separate sections for countries in alphabetical order and grouped by geographic regions. http://www.instat.com/r/nrep/index.htm