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Abstract
Introduction
The global telecoms software market is forecast to grow from USD19.5 billion
in 2009 to USD26.9 billion in 2013 at a CAGR of 8%. The global recession will
have an impact on software investments in 2009 and the first half of 2010.
Gross domestic production in OECD countries fell 2.1% in 1Q 2009 - the
largest decline since records began in 1960. Our forecast assumes that
countries already in a recession will come out of recession in late 2009 or
early 2010. Global telecoms service revenue is growing despite the economic
impact on most developed countries. In Western Europe, where GDP is forecast
to be down by 4.5%, telecoms revenue is expected to decline by only 3% from
2008 to 2009. The service delivery platform sector will increase from USD3.2
billion in 2009 to USD6.1 billion in 2013.Spending on telecoms software in
Central and Latin America is forecast to grow with a CAGR of 13%, while that
in the Asia - Pacific will grow with a CAGR of 11% over the five year period.
Software segments that will outperform the overall software market include
real-time convergent charging, telecoms application servers, service
management, multi-service activation, self care and middleware associated with
SOA and Web services.
Using the link at the top of this page, subscribers to the Telecoms Software
Forecasts programme can watch a recording of Patrick Kelly' s Telecoms Software
Forecasts multi-client briefing, which took place on 11 November 2009.
The slide pack and data annex for this report are available to download from
the right-hand side of this page.
This briefing provides detailed 5-year forecast data on the global telecoms
software market, broken down in 25 sub-segments, from 2008 to 2013.
Key topics include:
- The impact of the global recession on CSPs' spending
- High-growth software segments and the primary drivers for growth
- Long-term outlook for investments by geographical region
- The impact of technology and new services on next-generation software
spending
- Recommendations for CSPs and suppliers in managing the transition to
converged services.
Analysys Mason' s Telecoms Software research stream provides market share and
forecast data, as well as in-depth analysis of trends in the global telecoms
software market. Telecoms Software Forecasts is one of nine programmes in this
research stream. It provides detailed five-year forecasts for each of our 22
segments. Forecast data is provided for three geographical regions: North
America; Europe, the Middle East and Africa; and the rest of the world (RoW).
We forecast spending on mobile, residential broadband, business data, and PSTN
service software in each of our 22 segments. More than 150 individual
forecasts are provided on a global basis.
Our industry analysts will help you to:
- establish a clear position on technologies and services affecting the
telecoms software market
- make informed business decisions on the strategic direction of your company
- understand from the data we provide how quickly a market is developing.
Some of the issues we address:
- what application segments are best positioned to outperform the overall
market and what are the market drivers underpinning this growth
- for each segment, which regions present the best growth opportunities
- in which telecoms service segments, and in what areas, is the share of
spending increasing.
The service in detail
For a typical 12-month subscription, our clients can expect:
- one detailed annual forecast report: provides a five-year forecast for the
following application segments:
- service management
- performance monitoring
- active and passive probe systems
- fault and event management
- order management
- NRM/inventory
- activation
- engineering tools
- CRM
- subscriber management
- customer interaction
- workforce automation
- rating and pricing
- mediation
- interconnect billing
- fraud and revenue assurance
- charging
- content management
- telecoms applications servers
- device management
- network management systems
- middleware.
- one spreadsheet containing the forecasts
- access to experts: unmetered access to our subject matter experts
and thought leaders for additional insight and opinion, providing practical
advice in answer to ad hoc questions relating to our research.
Analyst Support and Strategy Sessions
Our analysts can provide additional assistance through Analyst Support hours
or Strategy Sessions.
- Analyst Support enables clients to engage with our experts, who can
deliver advice on specific questions of critical
- interest to the clients' businesses
- Strategy Sessions involve tailored presentations to the client on key
market drivers, inhibitors, threats, competitors and opportunities.
The depth and breadth of our analysts' industry experience ensures that we
provide sound background information on market trends and help clients to
develop strategic business plans. Analysys Mason provides an honest and
forthright perspective on key markets, challenging assumptions and delivering
insight on critical strategic issues.
Why Analysys Mason?
Since the beginning of the competitive telecoms market in the late 1980s,
Analysys Mason has been analysing, tracking and forecasting the market,
enabling clients to better understand their competitive position. This insight
provides our clients with the clarity to critically assess the opportunities
and threats posed by new entrants, new trends and new technology.
Analysys Mason' s research portfolio
Our research portfolio provides an authoritative perspective on the global
telecoms market, enabling strategic decisionmaking and the measurement of
performance. Customers value our ability to fuse detailed and reliable market
data with our skill for identifying and analysing key industry issues. In
short, we help the leading players to make the right decisions.
