VOIP network support serices to generate $1.27 bln by 2010
An evolutionary shift in the worldwide VoIP equipment market will push network support services spending to $1.27 bln in 2010, IDC predicts.
Published on: November 1, 2006 Department: VOIP
Published on: November 1, 2006 Department: VOIP
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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%