關於亞洲太平洋（日本除外）小規模企業IP利用與嗜好的調查（2007年）

Abstract

This IDC study, which discusses the results of the Asia/Pacific Comms07 Survey, gives an overview of small enterprises' present use and future deployments of Internet access services, broadband, IP VPN, and IP applications across the Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) or APEJ region.

"Small enterprises have been known to be cost centric and the slowest to embrace new technologies and applications. Cost is the main factor sought by the majority of enterprises in this segment in selecting their primary telecommunications service providers (SPs). Nonetheless, as telecommunications services mature and subscription grows, these services become more affordable to the market. This is the key factor that drives the migration of small enterprises to higher bandwidth and the implementation of sophisticated applications. This is apparent as findings in the current survey shows a high penetration of broadband Internet access services as well as IP VPN usage," says Claus Mortensen, principal, Emerging Technologies, IDC Asia/Pacific.

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• IDC Opinion
• In This Study
  • Executive Summary
• Situation Overview
  • Service Provider Selection Criteria
  • Figure: Top 3 Selection Criteria
    • Churn Rate over the Past 12 Months
    • Figure: Churn Rate
    • Figure: Key Reasons for the Churn
    • Likelihood to Churn
    • Figure: Probability of Changing the Service Provider over the Next 12 Months
  • Internet Access Services Usage
    • Access Types
    • Figure: Overall Internet Access Usage
      • DSL
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - DSL
      • Figure: Primary Usage - DSL
      • Internet Leased Line
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - Internet Leased Line
      • Figure: Primary Usage - Internet Leased Line
      • Cable Modem
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - Cable Modem
      • Figure: Primary Usage - Cable Modem
      • Internet Dial-Up
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - Internet Dial-Up
      • Figure: Primary Usage - Internet Dial-Up
      • Metro Ethernet
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - Metro Ethernet
      • Figure: Primary Usage - Metro Ethernet
      • Public WLAN Hotspot
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - Public WLAN Hotspot Service
      • Figure: Primary Usage - Public WLAN Hotspot Service
      • Wireless Broadband
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - Wireless Broadband
      • Figure: Primary Usage - Wireless Broadband
      • ISDN
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - ISDN
      • Figure: Primary Usage - ISDN
      • Satellite
      • Figure: Internet Access Service Medium - Satellite
      • Figure: Primary Usage - Satellite
    • Internet Access Bandwidth
    • Figure: Internet Bandwidth
    • Broadband Applications
    • Figure: Broadband Applications
    • Figure: Broadband Applications Future Usage
  • IP VPN Adoption
  • Figure: IP VPN Adoption
    • IP VPN Implementation Methods
    • Figure: IP VPN Implementation Method
    • IP VPN Key Drivers
    • Figure: IP VPN Key Drivers
    • Figure: IP VPN Technology
    • In-House Versus Carrier-Managed IP VPN Services
    • Figure: In-House IP VPN Drivers
    • Figure: Carrier-Managed IP VPN Service Drivers
    • IP VPN Applications
    • Figure: IP VPN Applications
• Future Outlook
• Essential Guidance
• Learn More
  • Related Research
  • Methodology
    • Survey Design
      • Sample Geographies
      • Company Size
  • Definitions
    • Industries
    • Telecommunications Services
    • IP Value-Added Services
      • What Makes Those IP Services "Value Added"?
    • Network Equipment
      • Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet
      • LAN Switches
    • Remote Access
  • Synopsis