North America Residential VoIP Market

This publication has been discontinued on July 19, 2011.

Introduction

Abstract

This Frost & Sullivan Report provides a strategic assessment of the North American residential VoIP market. The research focuses on the trends impacting the adoption of VoIP, and an in-depth analysis of the dynamics that will both drive the market forward as well as hold it back. A market size and forecast is provided for VoIP adoption in the US and Canada from 2003-2008. An equipment-based forecast is provided for three categories of VoIP endpoints - ATAs/voice gateways, VoIP headsets, and IP/SIP phones. Profiles are presented for the leading broadband voice providers as well as the leading endpoint vendors. The report concludes with strategic implications for RBOCS/ILECs, IXCs, MSOs, broadband operators, and peer-to-peer operators.

Table of Contents

• NORTH AMERICA RESIDENTIAL VOIP MARKET
  • Overview
    • Cover Page
    • Table of Contents
    • Research Scope and Methodology
    • Definitions - Residential VoIP
  • Market Dynamics
    • Market Drivers
    • Market Restraints
  • Market Forecasts
    • Number of Subscribers
    • Subscriber Revenues
    • Endpoint Revenues
  • Market Trends
    • What's Working in VoIP's Favor
    • What's Not Working in VoIP's Favor
  • Vendor Profiles
    • VoIP Endpoints - ATAs/Gateways
    • VoIP Endpoints - Headsets
    • VoIP Endpoints - IP/SIP Phones
  • Vendor Matrices
    • ATAs/Gateways
    • VoIP Headsets
  • VoBB Service Provider Profiles
    • Subscriber-Based: US
    • Subscriber-Based: Canada
    • Free Peer-to-Peer Operators
  • Strategic Issues and Conclusions
    • Key Issues and Implications
    • Conclusions
  • Frost & Sullivan Awards
    • Growth Strategy Leadership
    • Product Differentiation Innovation
  • Contact Information
    • Frost & Sullivan Contact Information

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