By 2012 almost half of all telecom users will be using at least one SIP-based service, but more than likely will have many services from multiple devices able to communicate with other users and services across the Web and between enterprise and public networks. This will generate over $150 bln in service revenue annually with cumulative infrastructure capital expenditure of over $10 bln by that date. By 2012, ABI Research expects almost 1.2 bln VoIP users to be active, most users also subscribing to several forms of messaging and video sharing driven by the interest in user-generated content. Additional services supported by SIP will include presence, click-to-dial, buddy lists, email and Web access which are assumed to be ?core? services and will be included as standard in any service offering, and bundled with broadband access.
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- North American contact center applications earned $2.49 bln in 2006
- Latin-American next-generation enterprise voice to earn $775.8 mln by 2012
- VOIP carrier market exceeded $1 bln in Q3 2007
- IP phone revenues reached $750 mln in Q3 2007
- Converged voice services to generate $8.6 bln in 2011
- 35% of Americans have never tried VOIP
- 9 mln US VOIP subscribers in 2006
- Business IP phones to generate $649 mln in Asia-Pacific by 2011
- IP line shipments up 30% in Q2 2007
- 72% of businesses plan to migrate voice apps to IP network
- Chinese VOIP minutes up 11.8%
- 60% of small and medium businesses to buy VOIP in 2011
- 1.2 bln SIP users by 2012
- 34 mln VOIP subscribers worldwide in 2006
- US IP communications market to grow to $30 bln by 2007
- Western European IP phone market up 47% in 2006
- 71% of US VOIP market is cable-based
- 22 mln VOIP customers bought their VOIP from cable company in 2006
- 20% of US businesses use VOIP
- 9.5 mln Americans buy VOIP from cable companies
- 10.6 mln VOIP users in the US
- 9.53 mln broadband VOIP in China by 2011
- Hosted VOIP to have 3 mln customers by 2010
- 3.8 mln new US households signed up for VoIP in 2006
- By 2010 34% of residential phones in the US will be VoIP
- 267 mln residential VOIP subscribers worldwide by 2012
- Hosted VOIP to generate $2 bln by 2010
- 60% of VOIP revenues to be driven by VOIP phones in 2010
- 7.9% of US households use VoIP
- 164 mln IP phones to ship in 2010
- 9.9 mln business IP phones sold in 2006
- US VOIP market up 18% in Q3 2006, 18.2 mln subscribers, 1.95 mln is Vonage
- Residential VOIP to generate $4.1 bln in 2010
- VOIP network support serices to generate $1.27 bln by 2010
- Migration to VOIP to generate $15 bln over 5 years
- Cellular VOIP services to generate $18.6 bln in the US in 2006
- $500 mln worth of IP phones sold in Q2 2006
- 4.7 mln users pay for PC-to-phone calling
- IP phone sales up 53% in 2005
- 23.7% of home-based businesses interested in VOIP
- 6.9 mln VOIP subscribers in the US in Q2 2006
- US VOIP market shares: Vonage - 53.9%, Verizon - 5.5%, Callvantage - 5.5%, SunRocket - 4%, Lingo - 2.6%
- 39.1% of corporate offices and 23.7%% of home-based businesses interested in using VOIP
- Western European VOIP phone shipments up 35% in 2005
- 44 mln US households to use VOIP by 2010
- 36% of commercial hotspot operators think of VOIP as killer app
- 100 mln mobile VOIP users by 2011
- 100 mln Skype subscribers
- Wireless VOIP equipment grew 20% in 2005
- Asia-Pacific enterprise telephony market up 10.8% in 2004
- In the US the main reason for not getting VOIP is lack of reliance on telephone
- 49% of Americans would sign up for VOIP for cheap international calls
- 46% of British and 51% of American adults have heard of VOIP
- 32.6 mln US households to subscribe to residential VOIP in 2010
- 40% of French fixed line market to switch to VOIP
- 1.6 mln residential VOIP users in Netherlands by year-end 2006
- Asian VOIP market to reach $10 bln in 2009
- VOIP integrated circuits to generate $1.3 bln in 2009
- Average VOIP deployment took 133 minutes per user in 2005
- 1.5 mln Vonage customers
- 3 mln Americans to sign up for VOIP annually between 2006 and 2010
- 4.2 mln residential VOIP users in 2005
- 18% of Americans use residential VOIP
- Average VOIP user ARPU is $25
- 3.2 mln broadband VOIP subscribers in the US in 2005
- VOIP minutes in North America: 53% - broadband providers, 21.7% - Vonage, 14.4% - Skype
- 19.8 mln subscribers to buy VOIP from their cable companies by 2009
- 55 mln VOIP subscribers by 2009
- 48% of US SMBs trust VOIP security
- 25% of new phone lines in Asia Pacific in Q3 2005 were VOIP
- 24 mln VOIP subscribers in 2008, Vonage, Time Warner, Cablevision market leaders
- Top reasons to avoid VOIP: power outages, number portability, 911
- 59% of new VOIP users made the switch because of the costs
- 75% of companies who adopted VOIP for business are satisfied with their choice
- Global voice market for businesses to reach $3.1 bln by 2008
- 56% of all phone lines in Western Europe will be VOIP by 2009
- Central and Eastern European VOIP minutes to grow 400% in 2005
- Asia-Pacific IP Centrex services market to reach $157 mln in 2009
- 75% of US companies have tried out VOIP
- 20.4 mln US households to pay for VOIP by 2010
- UK spending on VOIP lines to reach $169 mln in 2005
- 197.2 mln residential VOIP subscribers worldwide in 2010
- In 2011 76% of African outbound voice traffic will be VOIP
- 34% of European companies do not deploy VOIP because of high cost
- By 2009 74% of all corporate phone lines will be VOIP
- 750K VOIP lines added in Q2 2005
- VOIP to be $4.1 bln industry by 2010, not $5.4 bln industry by 2008
- 24.3 mln Americans and 27.8 mln Europeans will subscribe to VOIP by 2008
- 20% of US adults believe VOIP is a European hybrid vehicle, 10% think of low-carb vodka
- IP PBX shipments to outnumber traditional PBX shipments in 2005
- 4 mln IP phones will ship in US and Canada in 2005
- Business IP phone shipments to grow at 37% a year in Western Europe
- VOIP subscriber numbers: Vonage - 1 mln, Time Warner - 614K, CableVision - 250K
- 73% of residential VOIP subscribers to use wireless VOIP phones by 2009
- 75% of mid-size companies have a VOIP plan
- VOIP semiconductor market leaders: Texas Instruments, Broadcom, MindSpeed
- 30% of broadband Americans have never heard of VOIP
- 2.7 mln Americans paid for VOIP in Q2 2005
- Residential VOIP shipments up 30% in Q3 2005, up 24% in Q4 2005 in Taiwan
- $1.73 bln spent on next-gen telecom equipment in 2004
- Global VOIP numbers by country and provider
- 7% of all broadband Norwegians use VOIP
- 11 mln VOIP users globally, 7.2 mln in Japan, 2.1 mln in the US
- Keynote ranks top VOIP services: Vonage and CallVantage
- $79.3 mln of IP phones sold in Europe in Q1 2005, shipments up 17.9%
- 46.2% of all North American VOIP minutes belong to Skype
- 50% of US SMBs to use VOIP by 2008
- 84.6% of phone users are interested in combined VoWLAN/cellular phone
- Vonage numbers: 1 mln customers by year-end 2005
- Voice over DSL to generate $1.1 bln by 2009
- VOIP in North America to be a $20 bln industry by 2009
- VOIP generated $1.3 bln in 2004, to bring $19.9 bln in 2009
- Residential VOIP market size: Vonage - 600K, CableVision - 350K
- 22 mln voice-over-broadband connections in Western Europe by 2008
- 10% of US business lines are VOIP
- Australian enterprise VOIP market up 98% in 2004
- 3 mln residential VOIP users by year-end 2005, 27 mln by 2009
- VOIP market to reach $82 bln in 2005
- Western European VOIP phone shipments up 13% in Q4 2004
- Corporate VOIP equipment sales to bring in $4.42 bln in 2005
- Residential VOIP market shares: Vonage - 400K customers, Cablevision - 270K, Time Warner - 200K
- 43% have heard of VOIP, only 4% use it
- EMEA enterprise VOIP up 28,1% in Q4 2004, US market down 3.5%
- US fixed-line telecom losses to VOIP could reach $5.5 bln by 2010
- 30% of US companies plan to give VOIP a try
- 1.5 mln IP-based PBX lines used by small businesses in 2004
- 256 mln wireless VOIP users by 2009
- Corporate VOIP spending to reach $903 mln in 2005
- 78% of South African businesses to use VOIP by year-end 2005
- 26 mln users to use VOIP globally by 2008
- 110,000 VOIP users in Germany, 220,000 in France, 50,000 in UK
- 113,000 VOIP WLAN phones sold in 2004
- 500,000 Americans bought VOIP from cable company in 2004
- Taiwanese VOIP market reached $585 mln in 2004
- 8% of UK call centers use nothing but VOIP
- 1 mln Americans buy VOIP, 160 mln have landlines, 170 mln have cell phones
- VOIP semiconductors will generate $938.4 mln in 2008
- 14 mln to get VOIP from cable provider by year-end 2005
- 18% of US households to use VOIP by 2009
- VOIP phone shipments up 43% in 2004
- Semiconductors for VOIP equipment to earn 1.3 bln euros in 2008
- 12% of US businesses use VOIP
- VOIP penetration among US businesses to reach 20% by year-end 2004
- 400 VOIP service providers in North America
- Cable telephony grows 338% YTY in Q3 2004
- International VOIP traffic grew 23% in 2003, 40% in 2004
- Videoconferencing is the top reason for corporate VOIP deployments
- By 2008 VOIP applications will bring 6.4 bln euros in Western Europe
- Skype has 13 mln users worldwide, 2 mln in the US
- European hosted VOIP market generated 45.8 mln euros in 2003
- Cisco leads Australian VOIP market with 47% market share
- 26% of Global 2000 companies already deployed VOIP
- Feds could save $4.5 bln a year by switching to VOIP
- In 2008 VOIP market will generate $7 bln
- 12.1 mln American homes to have VOIP by 2009
- Half of businesses using VOIP by 2006
- Less than 1 mln US VOIP subsribers today, Vonage has 200K customers
- $60 mln will be spent on hosted VOIP in 2004
- 43% of companies to use VOIP within the next two years
- 11.5 mln will get their telephone via cable Internet in 2010
- By 2008 44% of corporate phone lines will be VOIP
- 130K VOIP subscribers in 2003, 17.5 mln by 2008
- Why are customers switching to VOIP?
- VOIP equipment sales grew 3% in Q2 2004
- VOIP ports to grow at 15% CAGR
- By 2007 more than half of Australian businesses will be using VOIP
- 1 mln US VOIP subscribers by year-end 2004
- AT&T CEO doesnt’s see the money in VOIP
- 19% of US Internet users consider switching to VoIP
- VOIP won’t outnumber PBX until 2009
- 20 mln Americans to VoIP over cable Internet by 2008
- 52% of those who have VoIP use it as a primary line
- VoIP sales up 31% in Q4 2003
- IP telephone prices decline 7%