Research and Markets: Worldwide Telecom Equipment and Services Spending is Forecast to Grow By 7.7% During 2005 To Reach $1.53 Trillion By Year's End
Posted on: Monday, 27 June 2005, 06:00 CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c19842) has announced the addition of Telecom Spending and Trends to their offering
Despite uncertainties brought about by the consolidation of telecom service providers, a majority of analysts are projecting continued growth in worldwide telecom equipment and services spending. Takeovers may crimp equipment demand somewhat, but pricing for services should stabilize, particularly enterprise services.
This report is for the attention of Wireline and Wireless Carriers, Telecom and IT equipment Manufacturers, Network and IT Service Providers, Global 2000 Companies and SMBs.
The Telecom Spending and Trends report details the ramifications of the rapid and ongoing consolidation of telecom services providers--including the expected acquisitions of AT&T and MCI--and shows you why analysts are nevertheless projecting healthy growth in worldwide telecom equipment and services spending.
The worldwide telecom industry will see an increase in spending for several reasons. First, global economic growth is spurring demand for telecom services. Secondly, due to competitive pressures telecom carriers and enterprises are continuing to invest in new equipment. Third, businesses are replacing old network gear with converged voice-data IP networks--and their increased hiring and expanded use of data applications are also supporting stronger demand for telecom services.
Key questions the "Telecom Spending and Trends" report addresses:
- How fast will worldwide telecommunications spending increase in 2005?
- What are the fastest-growing segments of the worldwide telecommunications market?
- What are leading US telecom carriers' capital spending priorities for 2005?
- What are businesses' telecom equipment and software spending priorities for 2005?
- Who are the key decision makers, when it comes to purchasing telecom services and equipment at large enterprises?
- And many more...
Sources:
AT&T
Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA)
CIO magazine
Economist Intelligence Unit
eMarketer
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Global Insight
Heavy Reading
In-Stat/MDR
InfoTech
International Data Corporation (IDC)
Morgan Stanley
New York Times
RHK
Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA)
Tern Systems
Wilkofsky Gruen Associates
World Information Technology and Services Alliance (WITSA)
Yankee Group
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c19842
Source: Business Wire
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