Overview:

By leveraging a hosted VOIP service, an organization does not need to make a large investment in equipment, nor manage an in-house IP-telephony infrastructure. Rather, organizations can purchase hosted VOIP services much in the same way they buy any other hosted application or software-as-a-service (SaaS).

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Advanced Communications Services - 2008

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Overview:

Advanced communications services encompass managed and hosted
services providing network connectivity between sites and to the
Internet. Connectivity options typically include MPLS, Ethernet, and/or
fixed/mobile wireless. Additional advanced communications services
include hosted applications such SIP trunking, and voice/video/Web
conferencing. Taken together, these services provide the backbone that
enables businesses to communicate, on a basic level. But they also
provide the means to serve customers, boost sales, and improve employee
productivity.

Providers differentiate their offerings based on price,
availability, speed, reliability, manageability, and functionality.
Advanced services harness new technologies, including third-generation
wireless and advanced internetworking protocols, and required features,
including quality of service and quick response time. And, they
facilitate a collaborative work environment, regardless of location or
communications device being used. This market is rapidly changing as
standards evolve and as businesses adopt new collaborative
technologies.

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Overview:

Advanced communications services encompass managed and hosted
services providing network connectivity between sites and to the
Internet. Connectivity options typically include MPLS, Ethernet, and/or
fixed/mobile wireless. Additional advanced communications services
include hosted applications such SIP trunking, and voice/video/Web
conferencing. Taken together, these services provide the backbone that
enables businesses to communicate, on a basic level. But they also
provide the means to serve customers, boost sales, and improve employee
productivity.

Providers differentiate their offerings based on price,
availability, speed, reliability, manageability, and functionality.
Advanced services harness new technologies, including third-generation
wireless and advanced internetworking protocols, and required features,
including quality of service and quick response time. And, they
facilitate a collaborative work environment, regardless of location or
communications device being used. This market is rapidly changing as
standards evolve and as businesses adopt new collaborative
technologies.

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Overview:

Overview:

This market analysis provides an overview of key trends in the MPLS services market,
including common service features, and a detailed feature matrix describing how
service providers differentiate their service offerings in the following areas:

Overview:

Overview:

Wireless/Mobility refers to a class of solutions that lets workers access corporate data remotely, either through data-capable portable devices or through mobility applications that access corporate data over available Internet connections.

The ability to deliver applications and data to mobile workers is quickly rising to the top of the priority list among IT executives. Carriers are responding with a host of services; each of the carriers covered in this market analysis have at least a few wireless offerings. They generally
provide Internet connectivity through a wireless instrument (typically a mobile phone, tablet, laptop, or PDA). Major wireless carriers offer mobile and fixed broadband services, typically using the 2.5G/3G data rates, with plans to move to 3.5G and 4G in the 2009-2011 timeframe.

Published: 03/17/06