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市場調查報告書
市場統計及預測系列專輯－澳洲VoIP市場、2005年至2010年
Market Demographics and Forecast Series - Australian VoIP Market, 2005-2010
| 出版商 |
Telsyte |
| 出版日期 |
2006年08月 |
商品編碼 |
44062 |
| 內容資訊 |
英文 45 Pages, 6 Tables, 19 Figures |
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市場統計及預測系列專輯－澳洲VoIP市場、2005年至2010年 是由出版商Telsyte在2006年08月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書包含45 Pages, 6 Tables, 19 Figures 價格從美金1320起跳。
Abstract
After over a decade in use primarily as a long-distance toll bypass mechanism,
VoIP emerged for the first time as a true commercial alternative for voice
communications for both Australian consumers and businesses in 2005. A large
number of service providers entered the market, attracting a sizable user base
and service revenue last year.
This Telsyte research report analyses the Australian VoIP market in 2005 and
provides forecast for 2006 to 2010.
Leveraging Telsyte's Instant Benchmark and Instant Forecast online databases,
this study provides Telsyte's first comprehensive analysis of the Australian
voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) market as part of our annual Telsyte
Market Demographics and Forecast Series.
This report presents:
- A snapshot of the Australian VoIP market for the year ended December 2005,
including the market's key performance indicators (KPIs) such as subscriber
numbers and service revenue, and a list of Australian VoIP service providers
as of June 2006;
- Discussion on VoIP market segments and deployment models, brief profiles
of a dozen notable VoIP service providers from the consumer, business, and
wholesale markets, with their performance and strategies;
- Analysis of industry trends with discussion on technology outlook and
regulatory issues, as well as market drivers and inhibitors;
- Telsyte's five-year forecast of the paid VoIP market from 2006 to 2010, in
terms of subscribers and revenue, minutes of use by user segment (consumer vs.
business), its impacts on PSTN and mobile voice services; and
- Conclusion and recommendations for VoIP users, service providers and
industry regulators.
In addition, detailed discussion of the five VoIP deployment models along with
their respective pros and cons are included in the Appendix of this report.
Table of Contents
- Contents
- Tables
- Figures
- Report Licence
- Executive Summary
1 Introduction
- 1.1 Methodology
- 1.2 Definitions
2 VoIP Market Review
- 2.1 Market Overview 2005
- 2.1.1 Three phases of VoIP evolution
- 2.1.2 An increasing crowded market
- 2.1.3 VoIP now competing head-on with PSTN
- 2.1.4 A progressively mainstream service
- 2.1.5 PSTN strikes back
- 2.2 VoIP Market Segments and Deployment Models
- 2.2.1 VoIP market segments
- 2.2.2 VoIP client options
- 2.2.3 VoIP implementation models
3 VoIP Service Provider Activity Review
- 3.1 Consumer VoIP Providers
- 3.1.1 Engin
- 3.1.2 iiNet
- 3.1.3 Freshtel
- 3.1.4 MyNetFone
- 3.2 Business VoIP Providers
- 3.2.1 Optus
- 3.2.2 AAPT
- 3.2.3 Primus Telecom
- 3.2.4 Pacific Internet
- 3.3 Wholesale VoIP Providers
- 3.3.1 iVox
- 3.3.2 ISPhone
- 3.3.3 PowerTel
- 3.3.4 VNO
4 VoIP Market Forecast and Outlook
- 4.1 Forecast Assumptions
- 4.2 Subscriber and Revenue Forecasts
- 4.2.1 Ten-fold market expansion expected in five years
- 4.2.2 VoIP fast becoming a commodity
- 4.3 VoIP impact on PSTN and Mobile
- 4.3.1 Adding billable minutes to otherwise flat voice market...
- 4.3.2 ... But revenue not growing fast enough
- 4.4 Market Outlook
- 4.4.1 Technology outlook
- 4.4.2 Current and future issues that need to be addressed
5 Conclusion and Recommendations
- 5.1 For Business Users
- 5.2 For Service Providers
- 5.3 For Regulators
6 Related Research
7 Appendix - Five IP Telephony Deployment Models
- 7.1 Model 1: Internet-based VoIP
- 7.2 Model 2: Traditional PABX + External Media Gateway
- 7.3 Model 3: IP-Enabled (Hybrid) PABX VoIP
- 7.4 Model 4: Soft PABX VoIP
- 7.5 Model 5: Hosted Voice (IP Centrex) Services
Tables
- Table 1. - VoIP Business Models
- Table 2. - Pros and Cons of Internet-based VoIP
- Table 3. - Pros and Cons of Traditional PABX + Media Gateway VoIP
- Table 4. - Pros and Cons of IP-enabled (Hybrid) PABX VoIP
- Table 5. - Pros and Cons of Soft PABX VoIP
- Table 6. - Pros and Cons of Hosted (IP Centex) VoIP
Figures
- Figure 1. - Evolution of VoIP in Australia
- Figure 2. - Australian VoIP Service Provider Number by Category, August
2005 - June 2006
- Figure 3. - Australian Paid VoIP Subscribers and Revenue by User Segment,
2005
- Figure 4. - Australian Fixed Voice Minutes of Use by Call Type, 2005
- Figure 5. - Average 2-minute VoIP Call Cost, March 2005 - June 2006
- Figure 6. - Australian Paid Voice Minutes by Technology, 2004-2005
- Figure 7. - Australian Paid VoIP Subscriber Forecast by Market Segment,
2005-2010
- Figure 8. - Penetration of Paid VoIP Use by Market Segment, 2005-2010
- Figure 9. - Australian VoIP Revenue Forecast by Market Segment, 2005-2010
- Figure 10. - Australian Paid VoIP MoU and Yield Forecast, 2005-2010
- Figure 11. - Australian Paid Voice MoU Forecast by Technology, 2005-2010
- Figure 12. - Australian Voice Revenue Forecast by Technology, 2005-2010
- Figure 13. - Australia's Mobile VoIP Development Roadmap, 2006-2010
- Figure 14. - Cross-pollination of Consumer and Business VoIP Deployment
Models
- Figure 15. - Internet-based VoIP
- Figure 16. - Traditional PABX + Media Gateway VoIP
- Figure 17. - IP-enabled (Hybrid) PABX VoIP
- Figure 18. - Soft PABX VoIP
- Figure 19. - Hosted (IP Centrex) VoIP
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