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ENS Research Program
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This publication has been discontinued on October 16, 2012.
ENS Research Programs bundle web-based access to our latest research, automatic content updates, plus analyst support/inquiry hours. Available exclusively via annual subscription, ENS (Emerging Networks Service) analysis interactively covers more than 270 topics, supplemented by over 350 detailed market projections with related statistics, as well as 175+ full color graphs and diagrams. Vertical's unique analysis methodology incorporates extensive user demand data and considers the inherent cross-elasticity among technologies. Based on experience spanning nearly two decades, our time-proven methodology provides a more "real world" perspective as compared to discrete market forecasts based solely on vendor-supplied information.
Vertical's ENS Research Program features four Tracks that are packed with statistics and analysis. View a sample ENS screen that illustrates the following features of our easy to use, interactive web-based format:
- KeyStats provide a quick summary of significant statistics.
- Full-color Graphs & Charts visually illustrate market trends.
- Analysis provides definitions, drivers, trends and dynamics.
- Tables display detailed projections and supporting metrics.
- Hyperlinks and references guide you to related ENS information.
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Transport
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Frame Relay Services
ATM Services
Private Line Services
Multiservice WAN Switches
Core, Edge & Access Routers
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New Technologies
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Dedicated IP VPN Services
Ethernet Services
MPLS
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Broadband Access
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Internet Access
DSL
Cable Modem
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Trends
Available exclusively with Premium Programs
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"Big Picture" synopsis
Aggregate analysis
Research study results
Ad hoc insight
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ENS Transport Track
Research Content
- Frame Relay Services
- ATM Services
- Private Line Services
- Multiservice WAN Switches
- Core, Edge & Access Routers
Features
- 145 detailed data tables
- 151 research topics
- 109 graphs & diagrams
Highlights
- Worldwide FR and ATM services based on ports, revenue and bandwidth
- FR and ATM services by region - U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia/Pac, ROW
- U.S. Private Line services based on circuits, revenue and bandwidth
- Private Line circuits, revenue and bandwidth by IXC and LEC segments
- Pricing by speed for FR, ATM and Private Lines
- Market shares based on revenue, ports, circuits and bandwidth
- Quantification of RBOC opportunity for out-of-region FR (Section 271 Relief)
- Bandwidth utilization by application for FR, ATM and Private Lines
- FR and ATM ports by industry
- Status of implementations of FR/IP
- Historical ports and revenue for FR (from 1991) and ATM (from 1993)
- Historical IXC/LEC Frame Relay and ATM pricing by speed from 1995
- Web links to 100+ service providers worldwide
- FR and ATM service feature comparisons
- Multiservice WAN Switch and Router revenue projections for North America and International markets
- Multiservice WAN switch revenue for Enterprise and Service Provider segments
- Router revenue for Core, Edge and Enterprise & Access segments
- Leading equipment vendors IP/MPLS implementations
- Leading equipment vendors and products by segment
- Web links to 55+ equipment vendors
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ENS New Technologies Track
Research Content
- Dedicated IP VPN Services
- Ethernet Services
- MPLS
Features
- 15 detailed data tables
- 43 research topics
- 25 graphs & diagrams
Highlights
- U.S. Dedicated IP VPN services based on revenue and sites
- Dedicated IP VPN comparisons by network type - Site-to-Site, Network-based (e.g., MPLS-based, etc.), FR/IP (e.g., IPeFR, IP-enabled FR, Private IP, etc.)
- Dedicated IP VPN sites by network type and speed
- Enterprise customer IP VPN purchase decisions
- Leading service provider MPLS-based service implementations
- Leading service provider MPLS infrastructure implementations
- Web links to 65+ IP VPN service providers
- Ethernet revenue and port forecasts for the U.S. market
- Revenue and ports for the Ethernet Metro and Long Haul segments
- Ethernet market share based on customer ports
- Ethernet service feature comparisons
- Network configuration for Ethernet service types - Metro LAN, Long Haul Private Line, Metro Private Line and Internet Access
- Web links to 20+ Ethernet service providers
- Leading Ethernet equipment vendors by segment - CO, CPE, other
- Web links to 60+ equipment vendors
- Average monthly pricing for Dedicated IP VPN and Ethernet services
- Fiber penetration in the enterprise market based on U.S. building size
- Quantification of legacy customer migration to Ethernet services
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ENS Broadband Access Track
Research Content
- Internet Access
- DSL
- Cable Modem
Features
- 30 detailed data tables
- 43 research topics
- 33 graphs & diagrams
Highlights
- Internet access connections based on technology - dial, DSL, cable modem, leased lines, FR, ATM, satellite, fixed wireless, PON and Ethernet
- Internet access, DSL and cable modem connections based on region - U.S. and International
- Internet access, DSL and cable modem connections for the Business and Residential segments
- Internet connectivity penetration statistics for U.S. businesses and households
- U.S. access lines by DSL, cable modem, leased lines, frame relay, ATM, satellite, fixed wireless, PON and Ethernet
- Average monthly pricing for DSL and Cable Modem services
- U.S. and Non-U.S. DSL revenue
- Revenue for the DSL Business and Residential segments
- DSL market share based on connections
- Network configurations for Business and Residential DSL service
- Leading DSL equipment vendors by product segment - CO, CPE, Other
- Leading Cable Modem equipment vendors by segment - CMTS, CPE
- Web links to 40+ DSL and Cable Modem service providers
- Network configurations for Business and Residential cable modem service
- Impact of emerging services on DSL and Cable Modem growth
- Regulatory impact on new service and operators
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ENS Trends Track (Available exclusively with Premium Programs)
Research Content
- "Big Picture" synopsis
- Aggregate analysis
- Research study results
- Ad hoc insight
Features
- 8 detailed data tables
- 20 research topics
- 10 graphs & diagrams
Highlights
- Business Broadband Internet connections - Worldwide, U.S. and Non-U.S.
- Business BB connections by technology - DSL, FR, leased lines, cable modem, satellite, ATM, PON, Ethernet and fixed wireless
- U.S. demand for FR, ATM and Private Lines bandwidth demand
- Total Revenue for Transport Services - FR, ATM and Private Lines
- Transport Bandwidth and Revenue Trends - 2003 vs. 2007
- U.S. T1 pricing for FR, ATM and Private Lines
- T1 contribution for FR, ATM and Private Lines based on installed base and revenue
- Fiber penetration analysis - Connected vs. Non-connected U.S. buildings by size
- "Snapshot" demand survey results from our on-going primary research
- Enterprise network services spending plans
- Enterprise networking challenges
- IP VPN purchase drivers for the enterprise network
- Enterprise customer perception of MPLS
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U.S. Business fiber Penetration rises to 31.8%
March 19th, 2012
Global Information Inc. would like to present "ENS Research Program" from Vertical Systems Group.
Availability of optical fiber facilities extends to 31.8% of U.S. commercial locations with twenty or more employees, according to latest research from Vertical Systems Group. Fiber-connected buildings enable tenants to access network services using direct fiber connections that provide bandwidth up to multi-gigabit per second rates. U.S. fiber penetration for 2010 was 27.7%.
"Direct fiber is the preferred access technology deployed for business services like Ethernet and IP VPNs, and for connectivity to the Internet and cloud-based applications," said Rosemary Cochran, principal at Vertical Systems Group. "With the majority of larger U.S. buildings already fiber-connected to one or more networks, service providers widened their fiber footprints in 2011 to cover more small and medium locations through new construction, strategic partnerships or acquisitions."
Detailed statistics and comprehensive analysis of fiber penetration trends in the U.S. and European markets are available exclusively through Vertical Systems Groups ENS(Emerging Networks Service). Research content covers the period 2004 through 2011, and includes quantification by customer segment (Large Enterprise and SMB) and building segment (20-50 employees, 51-100 employees, 101-250 employees and 251+ employees).
About Verticals ENS Research Programs
Vertical Systems Groups ENSResearch Programs feature web-based access to hundreds of research topics, plus analyst support for your ad hoc requests or consultations. As a comprehensive "real world" resource for business or product planning, ENS covers enterprise customer migration across all broadband network services to provide you with more defensible analysis as compared to discrete market forecasts.
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