Abstract
This IDC study presents IDC' s network equipment and set-top box (STB) capex
forecast for Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) or APEJ covering the years
2005-2009. Key features included forecasts for eight APEJ markets - Australia,
Hong Kong, the Philippines, the People' s Republic of China (PRC), Singapore,
South Korea, Taiwan, and Rest of APEJ or ROAPEJ (Indonesia, Thailand, and
Malaysia). Fifteen carriers' activities in IPTV are analyzed - BSNL, Reliance,
China Netcom, China Telecom, Chungwha Telecom, KT, PCCW, HKBN, PLDT, SingTel,
StarHub, Telekom Malaysia, MiTV, TRUE, and CS LoxInfo.
"The APEJ region has metropolitan areas that have achieved high household
penetration of broadband Internet access and cable TV (CATV) access. These
markets are ripe for broadcast TV over broadband services," says Bill Rojas,
contributing analyst, IDC Asia/Pacific. "Over the next five years, the region
will see large-scale IPTV deployments in most metropolitan areas with high
broadband Internet access penetration. In those metropolitan areas where
broadband access is lagging, carriers will look for innovative ways to utilize
wireless broadband and satellite broadcasting with IP multicasting.
Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- IDC Opinion
- In This Study
- Introduction
- Methodology
- Figure: Broadband Copper/Fiber Technologies
- Table: Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Currency Exchange Rates, 2005-2011
- Executive Summary
- Situation Overview
- Internet Protocol Television Network Architecture and Deployment Overview
- Figure: Triple-Play Generic System Overview Used in the Forecast
- Unicast Versus Multicast
- Access and Aggregation
- The Backhaul Network
- Broadband Media Gateways and Softswitches
- The Content Vault and Video Headend
- DOCSIS 2.X and 3.0 and the Challenge from the Cable TV Industry
- Future Outlook
- Forecast and Assumptions
- Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for the Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) IPTV Market, 2007-2011
- Internet Protocol Television Subscriber Market
- Table: Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) DSL + Metro Ethernet Subscriber Growth, 2005-2011 (000s)
- Table: Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Internet Protocol Television Subscribers by Country, 2005-2011 (000s)
- Internet Protocol Television Network Equipment Capex
- Table: Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Internet Protocol Television Network Capex, 2005-2011 (US$M)
- Table: Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Internet Protocol Television Total Capex Breakdown, 2005-2011 (US$M)
- Internet Protocol Television Set-Top Box Capex
- Table: Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Set-Top Box Capex, 2005-2011 (US$M)
- Market Context
- Table: Comparison of Internet Protocol Television Subscriber Forecasts, 2005-2009
- Figure: Comparison of Internet Protocol Television Subscriber Forecasts, 2005-2009
- Countries
- Australia
- Market Drivers
- Market Inhibitors
- Service Providers
- FOXTEL: Holding on to its Market Share in Analog and Digital Pay TV
- Telstra
- TransACT
- IDC' s Forecast
- Table: Australia Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- Hong Kong
- Market Drivers
- Market Inhibitors
- Service Providers
- PCCW: Broadcast TV over DSL
- HKBN: TV over Metro Ethernet
- Hutchison Global Crossing
- IDC' s Forecast
- Table: Hong Kong Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- India
- Market Drivers
- Market Inhibitors
- Service Providers
- Reliance Infocomm
- BSNL
- MTNL
- Bharti Televentures
- Tata/VSNL
- IDC Forecast
- Table: India Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- Philippines
- IDC' s Forecast
- Table: Philippines Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- The People' s Republic of China
- Market Drivers
- The People' s Republic of China' s Broadband Market Surges Ahead
- Market Inhibitors
- 2006 Could Have Been the Turning Point for Internet Protocol Television in the People' s Republic of China
- Table: Current Development of the People' s Republic of China' s Internet Protocol Television Commercial Subscribers, Year-End 2006
- Regulations
- Business Models
- Harbin Model
- Shanghai Model
- Hangzhou Model
- Henan Model
- Table: Comparison of the People' s Republic of China' s Internet Protocol Television Business Models, Year-End 2006
- Content Providers/Operators
- Shanghai Media Group
- China Central Television
- Southern Media Corporation
- China Radio International
- China Netcom
- China Telecom Group
- Figure: China Telecom' s Internet Protocol Television System Architecture
- Internet Protocol Television Equipment Vendors in People' s Republic of China
- IDC' s Forecast
- Table: People' s Republic of China Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- Singapore
- Market Drivers
- Government Promotion and the National Broadband Network Initiative
- Market Inhibitors
- Service Providers
- StarHub
- SingTel: SingNet' s Video On Demand Service
- Other Players
- IDC' s Forecast
- Table: Singapore Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- South Korea
- Market Drivers
- Market Inhibitors
- Regulatory Wrangling and Broadband Convergence
- Service Providers
- KT: Ready to Rock
- Hanaro: Not to Be Left Out
- LG Powercomm and Dacom
- IDC' s Forecast
- Table: South Korea Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- Taiwan
- Market Drivers
- Market Inhibitors
- Service Providers
- Chungwha Telecom: Capitalizing on Its Large Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line Subscriber Base
- Seednet
- Cable Television Operators: Not to Be Left Behind
- IDC' s Forecast
- Table: Taiwan Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- Rest of Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan)
- Malaysia
- Thailand
- IDC' s Forecast
- Table: Rest of Asia (Excluding Japan) Internet Protocol Television, 2005-2011
- Essential Guidance
- Telecommunications Providers
- Internet Protocol Television Network Equipment Vendors
- Set-Top Box Manufacturers
- Learn More
- Related Research
- Definitions
- Synopsis
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