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2013 Wireless Technologies and Markets: the Growth and Future Direction for WPANs, WLANs and WMANs,addresses the three major domains of wireless technology: wireless private area networks (WPANs), wireless local area networks (WLANs) and wireless metropolitan area networks (WMANs), which is provided by service providers and common carriers.
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The industry is rapidly moving from wireline based to wireless. However, wireline continues to provide the infrastructure for the entirety. Wireline revenue, which supports wireline investment, which is the infrastructure for wireless, is falling substantially. The new Advanced Architecture services (FiOS and Uverse) are great successes, in terms of total impact, but they are not enough to stop the erosion of wireline revenues. What's more, it appears that these services are growing at a much slower rate, and in fact are in decline.
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This timely report includes an analysis of the impact of Apple's recent court victory over Samsung. Apple is now the largest company in history - find out why!
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This is an update to the 2012 edition. It contains additional marketing data, new companies, and contacts. The directory represents worldwide information on Unmanned Aeronautical Vehicles (UAV) systems presently being manufactured. With the industry changing rapidly, it is difficult to track companies entering and exiting the field. This compilation has been put together from a number of sources including association membership, tradeshows, publications, press releases, websites, and government reports.
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This report asks if Google is a threat to Telecom. By threat, of course, we mean competitive threat. The simple answer to this question is “YES!” As with many simple answers to complex questions, this leaves a lot unsaid. Some of what is unsaid would include questions as to the existence of a market to even be concerned about – surely Google doesn’t want to compete for the traditional wireline market, which appears to be dying. Would Google like to compete in the broadband market?
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investigates the market and technologies for major items of network infrastructure. We will do this by reviewing the markets for several dominant types of telecommunications equipment: ROADMS, DWDM, Routers, and Switches. From this review, the report provides North American and World Forecasts for each type of equipment through 2017. Now also available as mini-reports.
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The plastic optical fiber (POF) data business is going through a period of extraordinary growth driven by the automotive manufacturers in Europe and by new technology development. Industrial controls and medical applications continue to be the bedrock of the industry, and they, too, are experiencing healthy growth. Unlike the telecommunications field, the POF business covers many industries and is not as vulnerable to industry downturns.
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Understanding network traffic is fundamental to any marketing or business plan. This new report, “North American Network Traffic Forecast 2011,” by the Lightwave Report Series author, Clifford Holliday, provides detailed telecommunications forecasts for North America thorough 2016. It is our first traffic forecast report since Mr. Holliday’s 2006 report on this subject. That 2006 report became an instant industry classic, setting the standard for traffic forecasts for many years.
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The Verizon FiOS/AT&T U-verse story has been an engineering and capital expenditure story for several years; now it is a marketing story. Verizon has what is arguably a superior product, at least in terms of bandwidth delivery, and Verizon has achieved a 3:2 dominance in the market over AT&T. However, in the last three quarters, AT&T has been outselling FiOS by substantial (35%-40%) margins. Why is this happening? This report will look in to some of the marketing differences to seek the answers. It will also explore the many other differences between theses two services.
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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 - One of the first reports to ever cover components for Edge ROADMs – includes application descriptions; quantity, price and market forecasts; Vendors; and technologies.
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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 reports:
Google and the RBOCs 2010 - This fifth, and latest, report in the Telecom Business Transformation Series focuses on the perceived strategies of Google and the RBOCs. The RBOCs that we will focus on are Verizon and AT&T and to a lesser extent Qwest. The report will use these companies’ public announcements and private interviews and the author’s years of experience in this area to develop a view of their strategies, comments on the strategies and likely outcomes. The report will provide forecasts on all the topics of interest.
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.
Business Transformation Planning
This report is a how-to report on the transformation planning process. It contains the directions on how a transformation project must start and on how to accomplish it. It includes quotes from exclusive interviews with some of the best thinkers in the business today.
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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.
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POF 2012: The 21st International Conference on Plastic Optical Fibers
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This annual meeting offers a unique opportunity for people in both academia and industry to exchange ideas and share new advances in POF research and development. Speakers from around the world will review scientific breakthroughs and opportunities for POF in areas such as Gigabit POF, high-temperature POF, aerospace & automobile applications, home networking, IPTV, consumer devices, and POF sensors, among others.
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2.5 - 4.0G 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
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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
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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
International Fiber Optics Yellow Pages
A earchable directory of fiber optic manufacturers, suppliers, and service providers
Telecom Orgs
The largest on-line directory of alliances, organizations and trade associations in the telecom industry.
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