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Many of the world’s telcos are now involved in redefining the way they do business, and the kind of network they need in their planned new environment. This series of reports will be a “how to” manual as well as a report on activities by the various major players, and forecasts for the resulting next-generation network. The seires consists of the following:

Next Generation Carrier's Network - Planning for Business Transformation
This is a comprehensive report on how to approach transformation planning, and on the next generation network that is the result of transformation planning. This is the all-encompassing report that covers all of the related topics. It is the keystone to the Information Gatekeeper’s Series on Transformation Planning.

Next Generation Carrier’s Network - Architectures, Economics, and Forecast
This report is devoted to discussing and forecasting the NGN. It discusses the major systems and technologies that will be involved; it provides forecasts for the most important of these technologies; it discusses architectural options; it forecasts market impacts on the NGN, including capital forecasts and economic analysis of major NGN options; and it provides a detailed listing of many of the major vendors of the NGN.

The Telecommunications Market Today

This report is devoted to telecom business transformation and next-generation networks. This is a general report on the status of today’s (2009) telecommunications market, with an emphasis on those changes that are driving the market. It includes extensive forecasts, especially CapEx forecasts.

This timely report is focused on telecom business transformation and next-generation networks with an emphasis on those changes that are driving the market. It includes extensive forecasts.

IGI has recognized the Advanced Access Architecture thrusts of the major US carriers as one of the most important events in telecommunications in history. Now we are issuing a series of reports that focus on narrower aspects of Advanced Access Architectures to allow our customers to select reports that specifically address the business issue or issues of concern to them. These include:

"Advanced Access Architectures 2008: AT&T, Verizon and Qwest Plans and Forecasts” - This report is the most comprehensive report yet issued on the subject of Advanced Access Architectures.

FTTP/ FTTN: The RBOCs' Advanced Access Architectures - Equipment and Fiber Requirements” This report provides detailed quantitative information about the amount of fiber and equipment subsystems to implement the AAA plans. It also provides our separate forecast as to what the RBOCs will actually do in AAA, and the fiber and equipment needed to implement that forecast.

Cost Analysis of RBOC’s Advanced Access Architectures: FTTP, FTTN, FTTC,” covers all aspects of the costs of AAA. It will provide models to allow the reader to evaluate various schemes to shift from one architecture to the other, and to develop hybrid architectures.

Bandwidth Needs Analysis of the RBOCs' Advanced Access Architectures: FTTP and FTTN.” develops a forecast for the bandwidth needed in the local loop, and then evaluate various schemes to achieve that bandwidth. It will particularly review PONs and FTTN approaches

Overbuild: The New RBOC Advanced Access Architecture Strategy?. Verizon is currently placing fiber cable for Advanced Access Architecture (FiOS) in AT&T franchise areas in north Texas. It may sound a note that can drastically change the industry.


R-OADMs: From the Core to the Edge -Our focus for this report is the edge ROADM. There are forecasts (probably the first available anywhere), application sketches, complete vendor coverage, technology discussions, etc — all aimed at the edge ROADM.

The Edge ROADM Revolution - This report details where the industry is in beginning the new ROADM revolution, from the “Core to the Edge.” This revolution will bring ROADMs to virtually every central office and head-end in the US, and in many parts of the world. The forecasts included herein detail that expansion.

ROADM Components 2008 - One of the first reports to ever cover components for Edge ROADMs – includes application descriptions; quantity, price and market forecasts; Vendors; and technologies.

POF Top 10
This report researches the IEEE 802.16e technology and markets. Early forecasts that commercialization of 4G technologies will start not before 2010 are now being reconsidered, and several 4G technologies have already been introduced, either on a commercial or trial basis.

POF Top 10
This brand new market study from IGI Consulting will illumniate the top opportunities for POF in the coming year, including: automotive, industrial controls, consumer electronics, home networking, aircraft, data centers, super computers, SAN/LAN, medical applications and fabrics.

POF Top 10
In contrast to the glass optical fiber business, the Plastic Optical Fiber (POF) business in 2008 is booming. There is an excitement in the air that is causing companies to reassess their strategies with regard to POF. New companies are entering the field from China, Taiwan, Japan, U.S, Europe, Brazil, Korea, Australia and Ireland as an indication of the widespread interest in POF.

POF Market & Application Series
Eleven new reports and tutorials each focusing on a different aspect of POF markets and technology.


7.1.09 - Now Available :
Next Generation Carrier's Network - Architectures, Economics, and Forecasts

6.24.09 - Now Available :
The Telecommunications Market Today

6.22.09 - New Certified Report :
Economic Recession Impact on the SCS Market

6.11.09 - Free Download :
Potential Applications of Plastic Optical Fiber For Commercial & Military Aircraft

6.10.09 - Now Available :
Next Generation Carrier's Network - Planning For Busisness Transformation

5.21.09 - Now Available :
Active Optical Cables 2009 Live Charts

5.11.09 - Now Available :
First Quarter 2009 High-Speed Access Report

4.23.09 - Now Available :
Telecom & Photonics Opportunities
In The Obama Stimulus Plan Digital Proceedings


2.19.09 - Now Available :
Fourth Quarter 2008 High Speed Access Report Complimentary Download with Free Registration

2.18.09 - Now Available :
Clif Holliday’s Holiday Horoscope 2009 (Free PDF Download)
The 18th International Conference on Plastic Optical Fibers (POF 2009)
September 7-11, 2009 | Sydney, Australia
Full Program Just Announced: The program is in two related parts - the main POF Scientific Program, invited speakers listed here, held on the Harbour at Cockle Bay, and the Workshop Program held at the University of Sydney. There are a limited number of places for the pre-conference Workshops.
2.5 - 3.0G Newsletter
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Africa & the Middle East Telecom
12 issues, $1240 / $1340 international
Asia-Pacific Telecom
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
ATM/ Gigabit
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Broadband Monthly Newsletter
12 issues, $695 PDF delivery
China Telecom
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
European Telecom: East & West
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
FTTX Monthly Newsletter
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Fiber Optics & Communications
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Fiber Optic Sensors & Systems
12 issues, $675 / $725 international
Fiber Optics Weekly Update
52 issues, $695 / $745 international
Green Data Centers & Internet Business
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
High Speed Access Report
4 issues, $695 / $745 international
Home Networks
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
India Telecom
12 issues, $695 / $745international
India Weekly Telecom News
50 issues, $1395 PDF delivery
IPTV Monthly Newsletter
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Iraq Telecom
12 issues, $995 PDF delivery
Latin America Telecom
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Military & Aerospace Fiber Optics
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Mergers and Acquisitions
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Mobile Internet
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Optical Networks / WDM
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Photonics Components and Subsystems
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
POF (Plastic Optical Fiber)
6 issues, $395 / $425 international
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Russian Telecom Monthly Newsletter
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
SAN/LAN
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Submarine Fiber Optic Communications
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Telecom Standards
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
VoIP
12 issues, $645 e-mail
WiFi/ WLAN
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
WiMAX Monthly New letter
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
Wireless Satellite & Broadcasting
12 issues, $695 / $745 international
xDSL
12 issues, $695 / $745 international

POF Directory:The Definitive Who's Who in the POF Industry
POF Sourcebook: More than Just a Directory

Directory of Homeland Security
The Worlds Largest Compilation of US Security Organizations and Personnel.

Who's Who In Optical Networking
An detailed look at the big players.

Telecom Terms
A Glossary of over 8,000 Telecom Terms for the Telecom Industry
print version | online version

Telecom Orgs
The largest on-line directory of alliances, organizations and trade associations in the telecom industry.

International Fiber Optics Yellow Pages

Telecom Calendar
print version
| online version

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