http://www.instat.com/descriptions/topic-649.asp This set of services provides demand-side analysis, data, and forecasts of the US networking and telecom industry. In particular, In-Stat created these services to explore the impact and opportunity created by emerging broadband, IP and wireless services. Covering residential and business markets as well as service provider strategies, these information services provide network service providers, equipment manufacturers, and other suppliers with the data necessary to confidently assess adoption trends, develop marketing plans, and forecast revenue plans. en-us http://www.instat.com/images_1/instat_logo_155x50.gif http://www.instat.com/ 1/5/2007 UPDATE http://www.instat.com/rss/ Visit In-Stat to update your feeds. 12/12/2006 Business IP & Managed Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0602941BD This report provides segmentation of the number of employees and firms in the US business market by size of business including SOHO (1 to 4 employees), small (5 to 99 employees), mid-sized (100 to 999 employees), and enterprise (1,000+ employees) businesses, with vertical segmentation by the following industries. 11/28/2006 Business IP & Managed Service http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0603281BD Other than IP, few network services have the potential to transform wide area business networking like Ethernet. This service is seeing considerable growth, as it provides users with significant benefits. 11/27/2006 Business IP & Managed Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0602940BD This report covers managed services adoption trends across the US business market. Survey results are segmented by how firms invest in and deploy technology, as opposed to traditional size of business segmentation. 11/27/2006 Wireless Infrastructure http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=29#IN0602933GW This report contains cellular infrastructure contract awards. Infrastructure awards are a very good indicator of the future health of the cellular and cellular infrastructure markets, because contract awards often occur several months, or even years before cellular infrastructure is shipped. 11/21/2006 Enterprise Networks http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=18#IN0603250CT Voice over Internet Protocol, commonly known as VoIP, is the routing of voice conversations over the Internet or through any other Internet Protocol (IP)-based network. 11/20/2006 Multimedia Broadband Infrastructure http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ccatalogue.asp?id=289#IN0603165MBI Telco TV deployments have been a boon to headend equipment manufacturers, particularly those supplying compression equipment, since not only are new headends being built, but channels requiring additional equipment are continually being added. 11/16/2006 Enterprise Networks http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ncatalogue.asp?id=138#IN0602872LN This report provides analysis of the SOHO, SMB branch office, and enterprise router markets. The report reviews the unit shipments and revenues of leading vendors in each market in 2005 and the first half of 2006. 11/13/2006 Business IP & Managed Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0603301BD In-Stat has found that despite the growing adoption, and changing nature of VoIP in the business environment, end-users positive ratings of key questions related to satisfaction with their VoIP service remained extremely consistent between 2005 and 2006. 11/8/2006 Mobile Consumer http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=231IN0602905MCM Older adults ages 50 and over represent a significant market segment for the wireless industry. In 2006, half of the 78 million Americans in the baby boomer generation are aged 50 or older. 11/8/2006 US Business: Enterprise Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=73#IN0603142EM This report provides forecasts for the number of remote and mobile (RAM) workers in the enterprise market (firms with 1,000 or more employees) for the year 2005 through 2010. 11/8/2006 Asia Wireless http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=236#IN0603317AW Mobile gaming has been touted as a killer mobile data application, and examples are often made of the success of mobile gaming in the Asia/Pacific region. 11/1/2006 Mobile Consumer http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=231#IN0602902MCM Now that wireless service is used by more than half the people in the US, wireless carriers need to examine more closely the characteristics of the diverse groups that make up this market. 10/25/2006 US Business: Enterprise Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/ecatalogue.asp?id=73#IN0603289EM This report covers managed network services adoption trends in the enterprise business market. Covered is the current state of MNS adoption and how it compares to in-house performance of business network functions, as well as how this landscape might change over the next two years. 10/25/2006 US Business: Enterprise Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/ecatalogue.asp?id=73#IN0603140EM The active merger and acquisition activity we have seen in the telecommunications service provider market in recent years has rewarded the aggressors with strong brand recognition and confidence among customers, as well as potential customers. 10/25/2006 Cable Industry http://www.instat.com/catalog/ccatalogue.asp?id=39#IN0603202MBS The cable TV industry is currently riding a swell of improving business and customer satisfaction. This condition is especially notable because the cable industry has long had a poor reputation for both customer service and overall service value. 10/19/2006 Service Provider Strategies http://www.instat.com/catalog/Pcatalogue.asp?id=37#IN0603379TX Telecommunications providers today are attempting to be a one-stop service shop for consumers' communications and home entertainment needs by providing multiple solutions to their customers. 10/18/2006 Mobile Consumer http://instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=231#IN0602907MCM Now that wireless service is used by more than half the people in the US, wireless carriers need to examine more closely the characteristics of the diverse groups that make up this market. 10/13/2006 IMS & Fixed/Mobile Convergence http://instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=272#IN0602881WWI North American, multi-person broadband households are much more diverse than previously thought. This report segments the 40 million consumer broadband households into six distinct groups, each defined by a set of lifestyle and buying behavior. 10/6/2006 Mobile Consumer http://instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=231#IN0602911MCM Third-generation wireless networks (3G) were touted as a way for mobile carriers to deliver multimedia content, particularly video entertainment and video conferencing. 10/5/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business Infrastructure Expenditures http://instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=199#IN0603368VDSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO business (firms with 4 or fewer employees) networking infrastructure spending for the 2005-2010 period across four categories... 9/26/2006 Wireless Infrastructure http://instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=29#IN0603274GW For the last five years, cellular carriers around the world have been deploying 3G systems. In the early years there were many problems, but over time, the roll-outs of 3G have gone on like clockwork. 9/25/2006 Residential Broadband Services http://instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=95#IN0602949IA Service providers are making special provisions to target specific ethnic groups for their products and services. These targeted marketing initiatives are addressing an underserved consumer segment by catering to the specific wants of ethnic communities. 9/25/2006 China Wireless/Wireline http://instat.com/catalog/ncatalogue.asp?id=279#IN0602823CWW FMC (Fixed Mobile Convergence) has become one of the hottest topics in telecommunications. In-Stat believes that FMC is viewed as an efficient way to provide a unified architecture and end-user devices with multi-service capabilities. 9/5/2006 Residential Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=95#IN0603370IA Wireless, and to a lesser but growing extent VoIP, is causing concern among traditional wireline voice providers that they may be losing their customers to the competitive offerings. 8/21/2006 Business IP & Managed Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0602937BD US Businesses are integrating VoIP into the fabric of their everyday activities. The benefits of calling features and functionality that were not always used in the traditional telephone service environment are recognized and put to use by business VoIP end-users. 8/18/2006 Service Provider Strategies http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=37#IN0602959TX A host of new entrants are transforming the voice market. Traditional landline phone providers are increasingly being challenged by new competitors ranging from cable providers, Broadband IP Telephony providers, and client-based VoIP providers. 8/8/2006 Cable Industry http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ccatalogue.asp?id=288#IN0603204MBS High-Def is hot, and the number of worldwide High-Definition television (HDTV) households now exceeds 15 million. Total worldwide HDTV households, which are defined as households that receive and watch HD programming on an HD-capable TV set, grew by 60% in 2005. 8/7/2006 Mobile Consumer http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=231#IN0603269MCM Recent In-Stat surveys of cellular customers reveal that an increasing number will test the music playback capability in their mobile phones. But, is this data enough to conclude that music-playing cell phones will eat away at Apple’s market share and standalone MP3 player sales in general? 7/27/2006 http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=272#IN0602856WWI Enterprises are early adopters of technology. Most recently, they have jumped on the all-IP bandwagon with the adoption of IP-PBX and IP-VPN technology. 7/26/2006 Residential Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/Pcatalogue.asp?id=95IN0602943IA Loyalty and churn continue to be key, and often elusive, factors for subscriber growth. This report examines drivers for loyalty and churn, based on primary structured research on the US residential market. 7/7/2006 Business IP & Managed Service http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0603299BD The US Business market is increasingly well aware of the wide array of IP voice solutions available to meet their business needs. 7/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business Telecom Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=194#IN0603031TLMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100 to 999 employees) telecom services and equipment spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 100 to 249 employees, 250 to 499 employees, and 500 to 999 employees. 7/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business Telecom Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=194#IN0603032TLMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100 to 999 employees) telecom services and equipment spending for the 2005-2010 period across the five broad categories: wireline voice services, wireless voice services, wireline data services, wireless data services, and wireless equipment. 7/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business Telecom Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=194#IN0603034TLMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100 to 999 employees) wireless voice services spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 100 to 249 employees, 250 to 499 employees, and 500 to 999 employees. 6/28/2006 Residential Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=95#N0603278IA According to a recent In-Stat survey, nearly three-quarters of respondents use Instant Messaging (IM). This report explores how often this service is being used, for what purposes, and which providers are leading the market. Implications of IM usage are also discussed. 6/27/2006 Service Provider Strategies http://www.instat.com/catalog/Pcatalogue.asp?id=37#IN0602957TX The US broadband market continues to grow, reaching 45 million US residential and business subscribers at the end of 2005. As household penetration approaches 50 percent, competition for new subscribers heats up. 6/27/2006 Vertical Market View of Enterprise Business Telecom Expenditure http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=193#IN0603052TLEM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Enterprise (firms with 1,000+ employees) Wireless Equipment spending for the 2005–2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 1,000-4,999 employees, 5,000-9,999 employees, and 10,000+ employees. 6/27/2006 Vertical Market View of Enterprise Business Telecom Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=193#IN0603053TLEM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Enterprise (firms with 1,000+ employees) Telecom Services and Equipment spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 1,000-4,999 employees, 5,000-9,999 employees, and 10,000+ employees. 6/27/2006 Vertical Market View of Enterprise Business Telecom Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=193#IN0603054TLEM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Enterprise (firms with 1,000 or more employees) Telecom Services and Equipment spending for the 2005-2010 period across the five broad categories: wireline voice services, wireless voice services, wireline data services, wireless data services, and wireless equipment. 6/27/2006 Vertical Market View of Enterprise Business Telecom Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=193#IN0603056TLEM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Enterprise (firms with 1,000+ employees) Wireless Voice Services spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 1,000-4,999 employees, 5,000-9,999 employees, and 10,000+ employees. 6/27/2006 Vertical Market View of Enterprise Business Telecom Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=193#IN0603057TLEM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Enterprise (firms with 1,000+ employees) Wireline Data Services spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 1,000-4,999 employees, 5,000-9,999 employees, and 10,000+ employees. 6/27/2006 Vertical Market View of Enterprise Business Telecom Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=193#IN0603058TLEM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Enterprise (firms with 1,000+ employees) Wireline Voice Services spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 1,000-4,999 employees, 5,000-9,999 employees, and 10,000+ employees. 6/16/2006 Multimedia Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ccatalogue.asp?id=288#IN0603241MBS The entry of telcos into the pay-TV provider market has generated a lot of press over the last few years. Large telecom operators like France Telecom and PCCW now offer TV services. 6/16/2006 DSL http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ccatalogue.asp?id=99#IN0603193RC In 2005, over 100 million broadband CPE units (broadband routers, residential gateways, and broadband modems) shipped, an increase of 31% over 2004. 6/13/2006 Mobile Consumer http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=231#IN0602909MCM IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) was designed for wireless network carriers to provide both voice and data services on their third-generation networks. 6/12/2006 US Business: Mid-Sized Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=100#IN0603133MT This report provides detailed market forecasts for telecom spending in the mid-sized business market across five broad categories: wireline voice services, wireless voice services, wireline data services, wireless data services, and wireless equipment. 6/9/2006 US Business: Small & Home Office Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=43#IN0603129SH This report provides segmentation of the number of employees and firms in the SOHO business market (1 to 4 employees) by home-based and commercial firms, with vertical segmentation by the following industries... 6/6/2006 Vertical Market Deep Dive of U.S. Industry: Professional Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=227#IN0603077DDPS US Professional Services spending on IT is expected to grow more rapidly than the US business market, in general, through 2010, growing to $109 billion from $74 billion in 2005. 6/5/2006 Consumer Media & Content http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=95#IN0603279IA Is the Internet the next wave in video viewing? While barriers still exist to watching online video, there is a significant audience watching such content. 6/5/2006 US Business: Small Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=90#IN0603121SB This report provides segmentation of the number of employees and firms in the small business market (5 to 99 employees) by size of business, with vertical segmentation by the following industries... 6/2/2006 US Business: Mid-Sized Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=100#IN0603138MT This report provides segmentation of the number of employees and firms in the mid-sized business market (100 to 999 employees) by size of business, with vertical segmentation by the following industries... 5/26/2006 Residential Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=95#IN0602945IA Broadband service has entered the mainstream and, as the base of subscribers grows, the usage of broadband applications also increases. This report explores the adoption of a host of broadband applications, from telecommuting to online shopping, and looks at usage rates among different demographic segments. 5/23/2006 VoIP Services & Infrastructure http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=18#IN0602895CT The market for messaging continues to grow with sales shifting from traditional voice mail only to unified messaging capable systems. Longer term, the shift to unified messaging will have a dampening impact on total messaging revenues, given lower price points and a shift of some revenues to data equipment suppliers. 5/19/2006 US Business Telecom: Enterprise Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=73#IN0603146EM This report provides size of business and vertical industry segmentation of the number of employees and firms in the enterprise business market. The research also provides forecasts for employees by primary location, the number of remote and mobile workers, the number of telecommuters, and number of remote branch offices. 5/11/2006 Business IP & Managed Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0603246BD IP VPN (Virtual Private Network) services are a critical part of today’s business communications infrastructure. Service providers now offer a multitude of features and capabilities to their customers. 5/11/2006 Multimedia Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ccatalogue.asp?id=288#IN0603325MBS It seems at least once a week there is another announcement about a telco deploying TV services. The pace that increased in 2005 is gaining more steam in 2006, as telcos have worked out the technology and figured their business case for Telco TV services. 5/4/2006 Wireless Broadband Evolution http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=281#IN0603332WWB Wireless broadband technologies are changing the way people and businesses communicate. However, there remains much confusion over the different technologies—Wi-Fi, WiMAX, and 3G. Do these technologies compete with or complement each other? 5/3/2006 Enterprise Networks http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ncatalogue.asp?id=138#IN0602871LN Ethernet switches come in many sizes, shapes, speeds, and levels of intelligence. However, the one facet of the Ethernet switch marketplace that seems universal is growth, as it is expected to grow steadily over the next five years. 4/26/2006 Residential Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/Pcatalogue.asp?id=95#IN0602946IA Competition for VoIP subscribers is heating up as usage reaches a critical mass. While subscribership is growing at an exceptional pace, the telcos have not kept pace with the cable providers and pure play VoIP providers in attracting subscribers. 4/26/2006 Asia Networking/Telecom http://www.instat.com/catalog/bcatalogue.asp?id=238#IN0602764ANT The Asia/Pacific telecommunication equipment market is in a booming stage. Collectively, equipment vendors realized US$43,007.2 million from sales of telecom equipment in 2005, while China and Japan topped as the two largest markets. 4/26/2006 IMS & Fixed/Mobile Convergence http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=272#IN0602878WWI A discussion about IMS is never complete without referencing the fantastic new multimedia applications that service providers will be marketing in the future. The exact description of these new consumer applications is somewhat fuzzy, but everyone is sure they will generate huge amounts of revenue. 4/21/2006 DSL http://www.instat.com/catalog/bcatalogue.asp?id=4#IN0602866WN The DSLAM remains a central part of carriers' broadband strategy. While the DSLAM itself is a relatively mature market, it is however still going through changes. The biggest changes currently affecting the market is the migration to higher bandwidth service offerings, and the move away from ATM based DSLAMs towards IP. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602986ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) Applications spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602986ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) Applications spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602987ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) Computer Hardware spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602988ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) Networking Infrastructure spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602989ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) IT spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602991ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (1 to 4 employees) IT spending for the 2005-2010 period across the six broad categories: computer hardware, applications, networking hardware, telecom, IT personnel, and outsourcing and hosted services. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602991ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) Outsourcing and Hosted Services spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602991ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) Outsourcing and Hosted Services spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602992ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) IT Personnel spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/11/2006 Vertical Market View of SOHO Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=192#IN0602993ITSH This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of SOHO Business (firms with 1 to 4 employees) Telecom spending for the 2005-2010 period across the sub-categories in this market: home-based businesses and commercial businesses. 4/10/2006 Consumer Media & Content http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ccatalogue.asp?id=212#IN0602971CM A funny thing happened on the way to the future of the Connected Digital Home. The storage capacity of re-writeable micro-sized disk drives, Flash memory products, and other portable storage devices is surpassing the storage capacity of next-generation optical discs. 4/10/2006 Mobile Consumer http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ccatalogue.asp?id=id=231#IN0602908MCM One of the so-called “killer apps” from the late 1990s was m-commerce, a concept that fell completely flat even before the dot-com meltdown. However, the mobile wallet is a much different application that includes elements of mobile transactions, as well as other items one may find in a leather wallet, such as membership cards, loyalty cards, and other forms of identification. 4/10/2006 Service Provider Strategies http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=37#IN0603302TX It took wireless and cable telephony providers two decades to render long distance virtually meaningless. Internet heavyweights and VoIP providers like Skype will significantly change business voice communications much more quickly. 4/10/2006 Business IP & Managed Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0603287BD Providers are given recommendations on how to target these customers with means that complement existing segmentation strategies that are based on size of business. 4/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Small Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=191#IN0603015ITSM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Small Business (firms with 5–99 employees) Applications spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 5-9 employees, 10-19 employees, 20-49 employees, and 50-99 employees. 4/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Small Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=191#IN0603016ITSM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Small Business (firms with 5-99 employees) Computer Hardware spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 5-9 employees, 10-19 employees, 20-49 employees, and 50-99 employees. 4/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Small Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=191#IN0603017ITSM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Small Business (firms with 5-99 employees) Networking Infrastructure spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 5-9 employees, 10-19 employees, 20-49 employees, and 50-99 employees. 4/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Small Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=191#IN0603019ITSM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Small Business (firms with 5 to 99 employees) IT spending for the 2005-2010 period across the six broad categories: computer hardware, applications, networking infrastructure, telecom, IT personnel, and outsourcing and hosted services. 4/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Small Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=191#IN0603020ITSM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Small Business (firms with 5-99 employees) Outsourcing and Hosted Services spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 5-9 employees, 10-19 employees, 20-49 employees, and 50-99 employees. 4/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Small Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=191#IN0603021ITSM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Small Business (firms with 5-99 employees) IT Personnel spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 5-9 employees, 10-19 employees, 20-49 employees, and 50-99 employees. 4/6/2006 Vertical Market View of Small Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=191#IN0603022ITSM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of Small Business (firms with 5-99 employees) Telecom spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 5-9 employees, 10-19 employees, 20-49 employees, and 50-99 employees. 4/4/2006 US Business Telecom: Enterprise Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=73#IN0603288EM This report provides a forecast of enterprise IT spending through 2010. Additionally, data is presented regarding IT projects and plans for 2006, requirements for return on investment, and which companies decision-makers turn to as IT advisors. 4/4/2006 US Business Telecom: Small Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=90#IN0603292SB This report provides a forecast of small business IT spending through 2010. Additionally, data is presented regarding IT projects and plans for 2006, requirements for return on investment, and which companies decision-makers turn to as IT advisors. 4/4/2006 US Business Telecom: Mid-Sized Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=73#IN0603290MT This report provides a forecast of mid-sized business IT spending through 2010. Additionally, data is presented regarding IT projects and plans for 2006, requirements for return on investment, and which companies decision-makers turn to as IT advisors. 4/4/2006 US Business Telecom: Small & Home Office Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=43#IN0603294SH This report provides a forecast of SOHO business IT spending through 2010. Additionally, data is presented regarding IT projects and plans for 2006, requirements for return on investment, and which companies decision-makers turn to as IT advisors. 4/4/2006 Mobile Consumer http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ccatalogue.asp?id=240#IN0603267MCM While collecting data for other reports, interesting information emerged about US mobile carriers including ratings on carrier satisfaction, voice and data spending, and attitudes toward technology. This In-Stat In-Sight presents and analyzes these data, finding that: - Data spending is important to increased wireless Average Revenue Per User. 4/4/2006 Residential Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=95#IN0603277IA In-Stat finds that a significant percentage of individuals use some type of VoIP application. This report details results from In-Stat’s primary consumer research on VoIP adoption, including segmentation by age, ethnicity, and income. 4/4/2006 Mobile Business http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=229#IN0602898MBM Mobile IT applications for use on cell phones are increasingly including a component that allows the identification of location. Location is being used as a management tool in the transportation/dispatch market vertical and in new workforce management applications. 4/3/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=190#IN0603037ITMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100-999 employees) applications spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 100-249 employees, 250-499 employees, and 500-999 employees. 4/3/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=190#IN0603038ITMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100-999 employees) computer hardware spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 100-249 employees, 250-499 employees, and 500-999 employees. 4/3/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=190#IN0603038ITMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100-999 employees) networking infrastructure spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 100-249 employees, 250-499 employees, and 500-999 employees. 4/3/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=190#IN0603041ITMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100-999 employees) IT spending for the 2005-2010 period across the broad categories of IT spending: computer hardware, applications, networking infrastructure, telecom, IT personnel, and outsourcing and hosted services. 4/3/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=190#IN0603042ITMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100-999 employees) outsourcing and hosted services spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 100-249 employees, 250-499 employees, and 500-999 employees. 4/3/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=190#IN0603043ITMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100-999 employees) IT personnel spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 100-249 employees, 250-499 employees, and 500-999 employees. 4/3/2006 Vertical Market View of Mid-Sized Business IT Expenditures http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=190#IN0603044ITMM This Microsoft Excel data file includes detailed forecasts of mid-sized business (firms with 100-999 employees) telecom spending for the 2005-2010 period across the size-of-business sub-segments in this market: 100-249 employees, 250-499 employees, and 500-999 employees. 3/29/2006 US Business Telecom: Small Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=90#IN0603118SB This report presents five-year spending forecasts for overall IT spending in the small business market. Forecasts for overall spending and for the six broad spending categories of computer hardware, applications, networking infrastructure, telecom services and equipment, IT personnel, and outsourcing and hosted services are presented and broken down by size of business. 3/29/2006 US Business Telecom: Small & Home Office Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=43#IN0603126SH This report presents five-year spending forecasts for overall IT spending for SOHO businesses. Forecasts for overall spending and for the six broad spending categories of computer hardware, applications, networking infrastructure, telecom services and equipment, IT personnel, and outsourcing and hosted services are presented and broken down by size of business. 3/29/2006 US Business Telecom: Mid-Sized Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=100#IN0603132MT This report presents five-year spending forecasts for overall IT spending for mid-sized businesses. Forecasts for overall spending and for the six broad spending categories of computer hardware, applications, networking infrastructure, telecom services and equipment, IT personnel, and outsourcing and hosted services are presented and broken down by size of business. 3/29/2006 US Business Telecom: Enterprise Business Markets http://www.instat.com/catalog/Ecatalogue.asp?id=73#IN0603141EM This report presents five-year spending forecasts for overall IT spending in the enterprise market. Forecasts for overall spending and for the six broad spending categories of computer hardware, applications, networking infrastructure, telecom services and equipment, IT personnel, and outsourcing and hosted services are presented and broken down by size of business. 3/24/2006 Wireless Broadband Evolution http://www.instat.com/catalog/Wcatalogue.asp?id=29#IN0602925GW For the last five years, cellular carriers around the world have been deploying 3G systems. In the early years there were many problems, but over time, the roll-outs of 3G have gone on like clockwork. Currently there are more than 130 3G systems (WCDMA & CDMA2000 1X EV-DO) in operation, and another 36 carriers have purchased 3G infrastructure (but haven't commercially launched it for one reason or another). 3/23/2006 Service Provider Strategies http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=37#IN0602211TX Traditional wireline service revenues in the US remain on an overall negative trend. Revenue shrinkage is fueled primarily by steep declines in consumer voice services expenditures, where In-Stat forecasts a CAGR of negative 8.5% between 2004 and 2009. Business voice services are also experiencing negative CAGR, but significantly below that of consumer. Long-distance revenues are decreasing at a much faster pace than local-service revenues, as many users rely on their wireless service for long-distance calls. 3/17/2006 Business IP & Managed Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=205#IN0602939BD The US IP VPN services market continued its strong growth in 2005, and will be a key battleground for service providers in the future as they look to capture the many end-users migrating from frame relay/ATM/private-line services to create a unified IP-based solution for their data, voice, and video communications. 3/16/2006 Service Provider Strategies AT&T's plan to acquire BellSouth reflects the industry's continued consolidation. This In-Stant Analysis argues that while the move will increase AT&T's market shares in key segments and enable it to compete more effectively in emerging markets it won’t raise the specter of monopoly power. Indeed, the report provides data from In-Stat's 2006 Consumer Broadband Survey of 1,200 US households showing the leadership and growing adoption of VoIP providers such as Vonage, Yahoo!, Skype and other emerging competitors. 3/3/2006 Business IP & Managed Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=37#IN0603312TX According to US business decision-maker responses found in In-Stat’s December 2005 IT spending survey, IT budgets are poised to increase roughly 2% in 2006 versus 2005. Providers targeting US businesses with solutions must provide a solid business case for investment as 2% does not exactly constitute a spending spree. 2/22/2006 VoIP Services & Infrastructure http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=18#IN0603237CT Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), while not yet pervasive, is making its way throughout carrier, enterprise and home networks. This 64-slide presentation describes the migration of these networks to VoIP and the impact it will have on the VoIP subscriber, equipment and device markets. There is also a looming battle between traditional service providers delivering (and charging for) voice services and several Internet giants delivering (free) voice as an embedded application. 1/30/2006 Residential Broadband Services http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=95#N0502207IA Wireless, or cellular, voice service has moved into the mainstream—and as familiarity with wireless grows, so does the concern among traditional wireline voice providers that they may be losing their customers to the wireless providers. In-Stat explores the potential for wireline to wireless conversion in this report, which is based on US consumer primary research. Results are segmented by region, income level, and age of respondent. 1