The worldwide market for network management systems was worth USD4.7
billion in 2011 and will grow at a CAGR of 6.5% to reach USD6.4 billion in
2016.
LTE and optical national generation access (NGA) networks are the two main
technology investments that will inject growth into the network management
systems (NMS) market. Growth in the business services NMS market will be
tempered by policy management deployments, which communications service
providers (CSPs) will use to manage large volumes of IP traffic on high-speed
LTE and NGA networks.
This Report provides:
a five-year forecast of spending in the NMS market, split into:
four sub-segments: mobile, business services, residential broadband and
PSTN
four geographical regions: Asia - Pacific; Central and Latin America;
Europe, the Middle East and Africa; and North America.
an examination of the key market drivers and inhibitors for the NMS market
during the next five years
an analysis of the dynamics that are influencing the market in each of the
four regions
insight into the technologies and services that are affecting this market,
answering key questions, such as whether LTE has arrived or has still to come,
and which NMS sub-segment will have the highest growth
data on traffic volumes, and an examination of end-user behaviour and how
it is influencing this market.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5.Executive summary
6.Worldwide NMS forecast, 2012 - 2016: new technologies will inject growth
into this very mature OSS market
7.Economic setbacks are forecast for 2012, but growth is expected to
return in 2013, with emerging and developing markets leading the way
8.Fixed and mobile broadband technologies and services will drive market
growth in mobile, business services and residential broadband NMS
9.APAC continues to lead in terms of NMS growth, while CSPs in Europe will
continue to restrict network investments over the next year
10.Recommendations
11.Recommendations for NEMs
12.Recommendations for CSPs
13.Forecast
14.LTE roll-outs are the main driver of continued growth in the mobile NMS
market
15.APAC will continue to lead growth as a result of LTE roll-outs, RAN
modernisation and a high number of new subscribers
16.Business services NMS will continue to grow as IP networks and services
become the standard, driving a need for intelligent IP management
17.Transport network capacities will need to keep pace with the growth of
high-capacity fixed and mobile broadband networks in APAC
18.National broadband initiatives, over-the-top services, IPTV and VoD,
and FMC will drive rapid growth in the residential broadband NMS market
19.Optical NGA investments continue to drive the overall growth in
residential broadband NMS in emerging and mature markets
20.PSTN NMS maintenance spend will plateau as incumbents reduce their PSTN
assets to the minimum needed for guaranteed, quality voice services
21.CALA will continue to have the slowest decline in PSTN NMS spending
22.Market drivers and inhibitors
23.Market drivers and inhibitors
24.NMS market drivers [1]
25.NMS market drivers [2]
26.NMS market drivers [3]
27.NMS market inhibitors [1]
28.NMS market inhibitors [2]
29.Business environment
30.The business environment in 2011: residential broadband drove most of
the growth and will continue to do so for at least the next 3 years
31.Capex growth will be strongest in APAC and CALA, but APAC and EMEA will
account for two-thirds of the total spend during the forecast period
32.Most of the growth in subscriber numbers will occur in emerging markets
in APAC and EMEA
33.In developed markets, demand for FTTx (FTTH and VDSL) has gradually
picked up in 2011, and we expect continued improvement until 2014
34.Understanding consumer smartphone data traffic and network usage
through on-device measurement - (Wi-Fi) off loaders by nature
35.Mobile traffic continues to grow dramatically worldwide, while the
number of connections grows more gradually
36.The business environment by region in 2011
37.Regional outlook for 2012: APAC will continue to represent the greatest
opportunity
38.Market definition
39.Telecoms software market segmentation
40.Infrastructure solution categories
41.NMS overview
42.NMS sub-segment definitions
43.Definition of geographical regions
44.Key business drivers and market characteristics and how they map to
different operational and software strategies
45.Our comprehensive forecast model is supported by a sound knowledge of
markets
46.About the author and Analysys Mason
47.About the author
48.About Analysys Mason
49.Research from Analysys Mason
50.Consulting from Analysys Mason
List of figures
Figure 1: NMS revenue, worldwide, 2011 - 2016
Figure 2: GDP growth, worldwide and by market type, 2007 - 2013
