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Plunkett's Telecommunications Industry
Market research, business trends & statistics analysis, & business development support |  | | Get market research, industry analysis, corporate profiles, and decision makers in one resource! With Plunkett's Telecommunications Industry data you get the competitive intelligence you need to fully understand business trends, technologies, markets, finances and the leading companies. And, you can export mailing lists of companies and executives. |
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Plunkett's Telecommunications Industry Almanac
2011 Edition, 604 Pages
ISBN: 978-1-59392-178-1
Price: $299.99
Published Date: August 2010
(Next Edition: August 2011
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Telecommunications industry trends analyzed | | The following trends tables are provided in our research products: |
| - Introduction to the Telecommunications Industry> (View Sample Data)
- A Brief History of Deregulation
- Local Landline Service Suffers; Bundled Services Pick Up Some of the Slack
- 3G Cellular Systems, Including EV-DO, Are Enhanced/HSPA+ Offers High Speed Competition to 4G
- Wi-Fi Accelerates
- WiMAX Extends Wireless Range Far Beyond Wi-Fi
- BlackBerry Use Soars, but Competition Grows
- Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch Sell 50 Million Units, Raise User Expectations and Deliver Mobile Entertainment
- Chinese, Indian and African Cellphone Markets Skyrocket
- VOIP Use Soars and Threatens to Revolutionize Telecom
- Telecom Equipment Makers Face Intense Competition from Manufacturers in China
- New Technology Will Give Fiber-Optic Network Owners a Break on Costs
- TV over IP—Telecom Companies Enter the Television Market
- Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) Gains Traction
- Last Mile Challenges Tumble; Docsis 3.0 via Cable sets a 100 Mbps Standard
- Cable Providers Compete Aggressively For Telephone and Internet Access Business
- U.S. Broadband Connections Rank Behind Other Nations
- Telecommunications Systems Move Online Including Unified Communications, Telepresence
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Telecommunications industry business statistics analyzed | | The following statistical tables are provided in our research products: |
| - Telecommunications Industry Overview> (View Sample Data)
- Quarterly Telecommunications Industry Revenue by Class of Customer, U.S.: 1st Quarter 2009 - 1st Quarter 2010
- Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Estimated Sources of Revenue & Expenses, U.S.: 2005-2008
- Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Estimated Breakdown of Revenue by Type of Customer, U.S.: 2005-2008
- Top 10 Wired Telecommunications Carriers, U.S.: 2008-2009
- The Baby Bells Then & Now
- Household Wired Telephone Subscribership, U.S.: November 1983-November 2009
- Average Annual Household Expenditures for Telephone Service, U.S.: 1981-2008
- Average Monthly Household Telecommunications Expenditures by Type of Provider, U.S.: 1995-2007
- Annual Personal Consumption Expenditures on Telecommunications, U.S.: 1980-2009
- Number of Payphones, U.S.: 1997-2007
- Telecommunications Resellers, Estimated Sources of Revenue & Expenses, U.S.: 2005-2008
- Cellular & Other Wireless Telecommunications, Estimated Sources of Revenue & Expenses, U.S.: 2005-2008
- Top Mobile Operators by Number of Subscribers, Worldwide
- Internet Access Technologies Compared
- Wireless Standards & Speeds
- Satellite Telecommunications, Estimated Sources of Revenue & Expenses: 2005-2008
- Paging, Estimated Sources of Revenue & Expenses, U.S.: 2005-2008
- Internet Service Providers: Estimated Sources of Revenue & Expenses, U.S.: 2005-2008
- Number of Business & Residential High Speed Internet Lines, U.S.: 2002-2010
- Cable & Other Program Distribution, Estimated Sources of Revenue & Expenses, U.S.: 2005-2008
- Cable & Other Program Distribution, Estimated Cable System & Multichannel Video Distribution Revenue by Type of Customer, U.S.: 2005-2008
- U.S. Cable Network Statistics, 1986-2009
- Top 25 U.S. Multichannel Video Programming Distributors as of March 2010
- Quantity & Value of Quarterly Shipments of Telecommunications Equipment, U.S.: 1st Quarter 2009-1st Quarter 2010
- Imports & Exports of Telecommunications Equipment, U.S.: 2004-1st Quarter 2010
- Top 10 Telecommunications Equipment Manufacturing Companies, Worldwide: 2008-2009
- Employment in the Telecommunications Industry, U.S.: 1990-2009
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Overview of Plunkett's Telecommunications Industry coverage | Mergers, consolidation and financial restructuring have completely changed the landscape. Globalization is heating up competition. Deregulation and privatization will have a continual effect on the telecom sector worldwide, and rapid advances in telecom technology, including WiFi and VOIP will continue unabated. No other industry touches as many technology-related business sectors as telecommunications, which by definition encompasses not only the traditional areas of local and long-distance telephone services, but also advanced technology-based services including wireless communications, the Internet, fiber optics and satellites. Telecom is also deeply intertwined with cable TV systems, since cable companies are now aggressively offering local exchange service and Internet service. The relationship between the telecom and cable sectors has become even more complex as telcos are now selling TV via IP (Internet protocol) services, competing directly against cable for consumers' entertainment dollars. The major phone companies are adapting to today’s environment which includes a flat market for local landlines, continued growth in cellular subscribers, and rapid adoption of broadband access to the Internet by homes and businesses. Much of their strategy for the future is based on bundling of multiple services. Meanwhile, traditional telecommunications providers face rapidly growing competition from VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) and voice over cable. Many services companies are taking advantage of existing fiber optics systems to create new products and service offerings. Fiber to the home and fiber to the business are becoming realities. In particular, Verizon has launched very aggressive, long term fiber to the premises projects. In this exciting reference tool, we take a broad look at the business of telecommunications. This carefully-researched data is a complete telecommunications market research and business intelligence tool-- everything you need to know about the business of ILECs, CLECs, Baby Bells, long distance, local, VOIP, and cellular including Market Research, competitive intelligence and business analysis of telecommunications sectors - ILECs (incumbent local exchange companies) and Baby Bells
- CLECs (competitive local exchange companies).
- Long distance
- Cellular telephone services, wireless trends and wireless access including Wi-Fi and WiMax.
- Voice over Cable, and a discussion of telephone competition from the major cable providers such as Comcast and Cablevision.
- Mergers, acquisitions and finances, including the SBC acquisition of AT&T, and the resulting renamed company: AT&T, Inc.
- Telecommunications equipment, switches, fiber optics and satellites.
- Internet access service and broadband access trends, including advanced DSL services and providers.
- Fiber to the home (FTTH) and fiber to the business (FTTB).
- Global telecommunications, landline and cellular statistics and trends.
- Television via the Internet, IPTV.
- Bundled services and consolidated billing.
- VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) including exciting new companies like Sype and Vonage.
Whether you purchase the printed almanac or buy a subscription to the online edition, you will find a complete overview, industry analysis and market research tool in one superb, value-priced package. We provide you with our famous industry trends analysis, statistical tables, and a glossary, along with a database of industry contacts including associations and professional societies. And you receive our proprietary, in-depth profiles of hundreds of leading companies in all facets of this industry—public and private companies, U.S. and non-U.S. based. Electronic Access to Company Profiles: Our online data enables you to search, filter and view selected companies, and then export contact data into text or Excel, including executive names with titles, plus the company addresses and phone numbers. Migration from CD-ROM to Online Tools: 2010 and earlier editions of our printed almanacs (published before June 2010) come with a CD-ROM that contains a complete database of company profiles. For 2011 editions (published June 2010 and later), we have migrated to a special set of online tools provided to book buyers at no additional charge. Buyers of these newer editions receive a form enabling them to register for 1-year, 1-seat online access to special tools at Plunkett Research Online, including the ability to view the market research/industry trends section and industry statistics. In this manner, you have online access the very latest data posted to Plunkett Research Online for one year. With either the CD-ROM or the online tools, you will be able to access the company profiles to search, view and export company data and contacts. Reviews: "This guide is a comprehensive overview, from a business and investment perspective, of the companies participating in the worldwide telecommunications industry. Overall an excellent guide to the industry." American Reference Books Annual "…An excellent resource for an overview of the industry as well as a source for detailed information on the companies involved in the variety of sectors in the industry. The information is presented in a consistent format so that comparisons can be easily made. Additional tools are available like the rankings, the glossary, and the list of contacts to increase the value of this resource. All of this plus a copy of the volume online make this an excellent value as well as an excellent resource for most any business reference collection." Journal of Business & Finance Librarianship "A wealth of information about the industry…Useful to anyone interested in the telecommunications industry." CHOICE magazine of the American Library Association "Provides complete profiles on the top companies and their latest trends, from international to domestic markets…loaded with industry indicators and facts... These books go beyond the usual business listing service to provide important criteria and details essential for long-term business analysis and industry trends." Midwest Review of Books
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Key Telecommunications industry topics | The Business of Telecommunications
Telephone Landlines
Cellular
VOIP
Fiber Optics
ILECs
CLECs
Long Distance
Local and Voice Over Cable | Broadband
DSL
Bundled Services
Wireless
Television Over the Internet
IPTVconvergence
Consolidation and Profiles of Leading Companies
Executive Mailing Lists
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