2008 יולי בקשת חיפוש חופשית אודות אדקיט   טכנולוגיות תקשורת מתקדמות High End Technologies     הקלק על התחום המעניין אותך על מנת לקרוא על ההתפתחויות החדשות כפי שהופיעו לאחרונה במחקרי שוק עולמיים M2M Series Mobile TV Saas 3G Related Technologies Mobile Advertising Computers & Data Networks in the U.S    M2M Series  Europe Focus From: M2M Research Series - Europe For more details click here >> Global Outlook From: M2M Research Series - World M2M is an abbreviation for machine-to-machine, or technology that supports wired or wireless communication between devices. The abbreviation is also sometimes used to stand for man-to-machine, meaning communication between a man operated device and a machine. Wireless M2M comprises all wireless network technologies, even though the term is generally used in reference to systems connected to cellular networks. This report is aimed at describing and analyzing wireless M2M based on commonly used wireless wide area network technologies such as GSM/GPRS/EDGE, WCDMA/HSPA and CDMA. Alternative wireless technologies such as satellite networks, RF tracking and wireless mesh are also covered to provide a complete overview of the market environment. For more details click here >>    Mobile TV  iPhone From: iPhone shows the way for mobile TV Many mobile network operators (MNOs) hope to generate revenue from mobile TV and video services, using a combination of 3G and dedicated broadcasting networks (for example, DVB-H or MediaFLO). However, it may take many years for broadcasting networks to be extensively deployed worldwide. The iPhone can already offer TV and video services, without the use of either mobile broadcasting networks or 3G/HSPA, and challenges widely held assumptions about how to deliver a compelling mobile TV proposition to consumers. Building on the very latest market data and consumer research, this report considers the impact that the iPhone will have on the emerging mobile TV market and discusses the lessons that it brings. For more details click here >> 3G “The 3G mobile TV service is only available to those with 3G handsets and plans, so 3G mobile TV services cannot be offered to the entire subscriber base, unlike a mobile TV broadcast service. So, uptake in 3G mobile TV is dependent on an increase in the number of 3G subscribers. Today 3G penetration is far less than 50% for most operators, with 3G mobile TV penetration of 3G subscribers below 10% for many mobile operators. Steady growth is expected, however, in both 3G penetration and 3G mobile TV subscriptions.” From: 3G Mobile TV Worldwide The report covers the worldwide market for 3G mobile TV. It looks at the availability of 3G mobile TV in all regions of the world and what is available with those services. Five-year forecasts for 3G mobile TV subscribers, annual ARPU, and subscription revenues are provided. For more details click here >>    Saas  Online Business Services The software industry is in the throes of a radical transformation, as the dominance of the proprietary license-based model is waning and the software-as-a-service approach is gaining ground - offering pay-as-you-go online business shareware solutions. This market report will examine the rapidly changing environment of online business services and SaaS marketing strategies. From: Online Business Services - The SaaS model: issues and growth outlook Key questions answered in this report: What online business services are currently available in Europe? Which online services do businesses use the most? How are the various players (software publishers, integrators, telcos, etc.) positioned in the online business services market? How are the SaaS market and players’ positioning likely to evolve? What issues do the players face, and what strategies are they employing? For more details click here >> Business Applications Along with gauging demand for business management applications (CRM, ERP, etc) delivered as a service, In-The report also looked at demand for Microsoft Office-esque productivity applications delivered as a service. “While generally targeting smaller offices with often basic computing needs, office productivity applications delivered as a service are also beginning to gain some traction in larger firms,” says Jeff Jernigan, In-Stat analyst. “Roughly 15% of 100+-employee firms who currently use traditional, installed office productivity applications indicated in an In-Stat survey that they plan to implement or try a hosted model in the next 12 months.” From: SaaS Slowly Displacing Installed Business Applications The report covers the US business market for software as a service. It provides a forecast of SaaS revenue in the US business market through 2012. It also contains analysis of a recent survey of US businesses regarding SaaS. Discussion of market drivers and barriers is also provided. For more details click here >>    3G Related Technologies   LTE (Long Term Evolution) 3G LTE (Long Term Evolution) is still technically a pre-standard technology and yet is seeing unprecedented interest from vendors and operators alike. The question is: can operators who are only just starting to see returns from their 3G licenses really justify investing in what is essentially a new replacement technology? This report examines the technical and market dilemmas faced by operators and vendors in their migration to LTE, examining the LTE business case in the context of a converging communications world. The report looks at the risks associated with the upgrade to a totally new technology and the progress made by the principal vendors and standards bodies involved. From: The LTE Business Case: Operator and Vendor Strategies The report goes on to discuss the key technologies involved in LTE - such as System Architecture Evolution (SAE), Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) and multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) - and the specific timing and logistics involved in rolling these technologies out. The report also analyses the spectrum issues faced by mobile operators and the specific issue of IPR and how operators and vendors are working to prevent it becoming a barrier to launch. The report profiles operators like DoCoMo, Orange and Verizon, showing their mobile broadband strategies and their expected moves to LTE. For more details click here >> The Base Station Revolution One of the biggest challenges facing wireless subscribers is a lack of indoor coverage. The timing of 3G service rollouts is making this problem more relevant, as carriers realize that 3G services will have limited success without addressing the indoor coverage issue. The cost to address these shortcomings with traditional macro base station solutions is too high and not possible for most mobile operators. From: The Itty-Bitty Base Station Revolution-Worldwide Micro, Pico, and Femtocell Market Analysis The report covers the worldwide market for microcells, picocells, and femtocells. It looks at the key market players for microcells, picocells, and femtocells and the business case affecting demand. Also included is a five-year forecast for these segments, including regional forecasts. For more details click here >>    Mobile Advertising  Overview This eagerly anticipated mobile advertising report provides the most comprehensive examination of the mobile advertising market to date. Focusing on 7 key advertising delivery channels, SMS, MMS, In-content download, on-portal, mobile internet, idol screen and mobile TV; this study analyses the opportunities for each channel and explores the strategies that have thus far been adopted by many of the members of the mobile advertising ecosystem. This research further presents market projections for eight key global locations via easy to understand tables, diagrams and charts (for each of the 7 advertising channels) providing a complete analysis of the market for global mobile adspend up until 2013. In addition, the report includes an extensive section focusing on key players in the mobile advertising value chain and provides vital strategic recommendations for brands, advertising agencies, content providers and operators. From: Mobile Advertising - Delivery Channels, Strategies & Forecasts 2008-2013 Key questions report answers: What is the current value of the mobile advertising market? Who are the leading players in the mobile advertising market? How many people respond to mobile advertising? What are the key drivers behind mobile advertising? What are the key hurdles to the deployment and success of mobile advertising? How is the mobile advertising value chain likely to develop? How is mobile advertising regulated? Which mobile delivery channels will be the most successful for advertisers? Is advertising likely to provide a substantial revenue stream for mobile TV services? What strategies should brands, ad agencies, operators and content providers implement to facilitate the successful deployment of, and greatest response to, mobile advertising? For more details click here >> Latest Developments "The online model is dominating the mobile space today with banner ads and sponsored links rapidly becoming the norm. But advertising and creative agencies are seeking new concepts to engage and interact with consumers in a personalised and contextualised manner. The converged worlds of mobile and advertising represent a phenomenal opportunity, but mobile advertising per se is only at an embryonic stage." From: Mobile Advertising (2nd edition) - Cutting through the hype The report focuses on the latest developments within mobile advertising. Including: the introduction of ad-funded content on 3 UK; the burgeoning off-portal market and its relationship with the operator portals; the battle for real estate and the emergence of on-device portals; what impact will mobile advertising have on mobile entertainment revenues; which brands “get” mobile advertising. As well as case studies on Coke Cola, Sony Pictures, Peugeot to name but a few. For more details click here >>    Computers & Data  UTM & Routers "The question has been, do customers want advanced routing with some basic security, or do they want robust security with basic routing capabilities? Based on a comparison of customer spending at the lowest end of the WAN gateway marketplace, it appears security trumps networking." From: Is UTM a Threat to Routers? We Think So! The study compares the actual end-user spending and our forecasts for SOHO routers and low-priced UTM security devices. The study attempts to explain the dynamics that are allowing low-priced UTM security devices to vastly outperform SOHO routers. It also provides essential guidance for both router and UTM vendors. For more details click here >> Wired USB 2008 will mark the first year in which shipments of high-speed USB devices will surpass shipments of low- and full-speed USB-enabled devices. But the most significant development over the past year in the USB market has been the announcement of SuperSpeed USB, the third major revision of the wired USB specification, the high-tech market research firm says. SuperSpeed is expected to deliver actual throughput of 3 gigabits per second (Gbps), a rate significantly higher than that of high-speed USB. From: Wired USB 2008: SuperSpeed is coming The report covers the worldwide market for USB. It provides forecasts for USB-enabled device shipments by USB type, and for several product categories, through 2012. Profiles of USB silicon providers and analysis of recent market developments are included. For more details click here >>    Networks in the U.S  Home Networking "New attempts at integrating networked devices with online services are making significant inroads into the market, creating a dynamic that allows mass-market consumers to embrace multimedia networking applications and to broaden their understanding of the potential uses for their home networks". From: U.S. Home Networking 2008-2012 Forecast The study provides our 2008-2012 forecast for home networking in the United States. Even as consumers have yet to fully embrace entertainment and multimedia networking, the past year has been marked by a rapid escalation in the development of a diverse home networking ecosystem. New applications, clients, and technologies are demonstrating that home networks are clearly maturing beyond basic data networking functions. For more details click here >> Ethernet The U.S. market for Carrier Ethernet services is growing dramatically. IDC predicts the market will increase from $1.3 billion in 2007 at CAGR of 36% to $6 billion in 2012. Growth is driven by customers' increasing willingness to use Ethernet services for new requirements and as a replacement for legacy data services. Carriers are fueling growth as incumbents and competitors round out their product portfolios and aggressively position their Ethernet service offerings to customers. From: U.S. Carrier Ethernet Services 2008-2012 Forecast "Ethernet services will continue their considerable growth driven by growing customer acceptance and demand as well as an improved ability on the part of incumbents and competitors to meet this demand with a fuller set of product offerings." The study analyzes the U.S. Carrier Ethernet services market. Along with discussing key trends, it forecasts Ethernet services growth from 2008 to 2012. The data is segmented by service type, geography, and service bandwidth. For more details click here >>

Full industries index Telecommunications: Audio, Video and Teleconferencing, Billing & Cards, Broadcasting & Cable, Cable Communications, Company Reports, Country Overviews, Equipment, Fiber Optics, Interactive Voice Response (IVR), Internet, Local Loop, Instant Messaging, Networks, Regulation, Research & Development, Residential Service, Satellites & Space, Telephones, Telephony, Wire & Cable For more details click here >> E-Commerce: B2B, B2C, Business Models, E-Financial, E-Tailing, Payments For more details click here >> Media Broadcasting & Cable: Cable TV, Digital TV/HDTV, Equipment & Engineering, Home Video, Radio & Audio, Satellite, Television For more details click here >> Software & Services: CAD/CAM, Cross Industry Applications, Databases, Design & Development, Enterprise Computing, Global Positioning Systems (GPS), Help Desk For more details click here >> Electronics: Automatic Testing, Automotive, Components, Connectors, Consumer Electronics, Demographics, Flat Panel Display For more details click here >> Internet Applications: Communities, Content Management, Digital Imaging, E-Learning, E-Mail, Intranets, Logistics, Multicasting, Portals/Vertical Sites For more details click here >> Wireless: 3G, Appliances, Broadband, Company Reports, Country Overviews, Data, Demographics, Entertainment, Equipment, Messaging, Mobile Networks, Mobile Payments, Protocols & Standards, Regulations, Wireless Internet For more details click here >> IT Services & Outsourcing: IT Administration, Certification & Training, IT Spending, E-Business Services, ISPs, Web Hosting, xSPs For more details click here >> CRM & Customer Service: Call Centers, Consumer Loyalty, CRM, Customer Service, eCRM, Financial CRM For more details click here >> Computer Hardware & Networking: Computer Equipment, Computer Retailing, Facsimile, Internet Equipment/Hardware, Internet Servers, Mobile Computing & Portables, PDAs For more details click here >> Networks: ATM, Broadband & High-Speed, Equipment/Hardware, Home Networks, Internet Networks, LANs/WANs For more details click here >> Security & Privacy: ATM, Broadband & High-Speed, Equipment/Hardware, Home Networks, Internet Networks, LANs/WANs For more details click here >>

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