Service fulfilment systems: worldwide forecast 2012–2016Analysys MasonSeptember 12, 2012 66 Pages - SKU: BCAQ4893163 |
- List of Slides with Slide Numbers
- 5.Executive summary
- 6.Worldwide service fulfilment system forecast: 2011–2016
- 7.Order management, inventory management and activation systems will continue their growth, providing flow-through
- 8.The mobile and business service segments will grow the fastest, but residential broadband will continue to be the largest
- 9.Emerging markets will achieve the highest growth, while developed markets, especially Western Europe, will lag
- 10.Recommendations
- 11.Recommendations for CSPs [1]
- 12.Recommendations for CSPs [2]
- 13.Recommendations for CSPs [3]
- 14.Recommendations for ISVs (tactical)
- 15.Recommendations for ISVs (strategic)
- 16.Forecasts
- 17.Order management systems are usually tied to catalogues and inventory systems
- 18.Emerging markets will experience the highest growth in order management systems
- 19.Order management systems for residential broadband services will continue to dominate the market
- 20.Inventory systems continue to replace older, inflexible systems in small transformation projects
- 21.The inventory system market will continue to grow, but will change as federation and transformation increase
- 22.The focus in the inventory system market will shift towards IP infrastructure, IT-like equipment and services
- 23.Activation systems for new services are being added to existing service fulfilment system stacks
- 24.Activation system revenue is growing more strongly, particularly in emerging markets
- 25.Activation systems focus on mobile and ‘over-the-top’ services, as well as IP and fibre infrastructure
- 26.Engineering tools will be driven by FTTx, LTE in the near term and SON in the longer term
- 27.The engineering tools market will continue its modest growth worldwide, with different foci in different markets
- 28.Engineering tools will focus on new LTE and SON mobile networks, business IP services and fibre infrastructure
- 29.Market drivers and inhibitors
- 30.Market drivers and inhibitors
- 31.Service fulfilment system market drivers [1]
- 32.Service fulfilment system market drivers [2]
- 33.Service fulfilment system market drivers [3]
- 34.Service fulfilment system market drivers [4]
- 35.Service fulfilment system market inhibitors [1]
- 36.Service fulfilment system market inhibitors [2]
- 37.Business environment
- 38.Economic setbacks are forecast for 2012, but growth is expected to return in 2013, with emerging and developing markets leading the way
- 39.The business environment
- 40.In 2011, CSPs continued to target specific service needs in service fulfilment
- 41.In 2011, interest in department-sized transformations and federation continued to grow
- 42.In 2011, major ISVs continued to expand their professional services
- 43.In 2010–2012, the consolidation of service fulfilment systems continued
- 44.Capex growth will be strongest in APAC and CALA, but APAC and EMEA will account for two-thirds of the total spend during the forecast period
- 45.Most of the growth in subscriber numbers will occur in emerging markets in APAC and EMEA
- 46.In developed markets, demand for FTTx (FTTH and VDSL) has gradually picked up in 2011, and we expect continued improvement until 2014
- 47.Understanding consumer smartphone data traffic and network usage through on-device measurement – (Wi-Fi) off loaders by nature
- 48.RAN modernisation to support LTE will drive base station roll-outs in NA and DVAP until 2014 and other regions thereafter
- 49.Mobile traffic continues to grow dramatically worldwide, while the number of connections grows more gradually
- 50.Market definition
- 51.Telecoms software market segmentation
- 52.Service fulfilment sub-segment definitions
- 53.Order management
- 54.Inventory management
- 55.Activation
- 56.Engineering tools
- 57.Service fulfilment service sector and revenue type definitions
- 58.Definition of geographical regions
- 59.Key business drivers and market characteristics and how they map to different operational and software strategies
- 60.Our comprehensive forecast model is supported by a sound knowledge of markets
- 61.About the or authors and Analysys Mason
- 62.About the authors
- 63.About Analysys Mason
- 64.Research from Analysys Mason
- 65.Consulting from Analysys Mason
- List of figures
- Figure 1: Service fulfilment system revenue, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 2: Service fulfilment system revenue by sub-segment, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 3: Service fulfilment system revenue by telecoms service, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 4: Service fulfilment system revenue by region, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 5: Order management system revenue, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 6: Order management system revenue by region, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 7: Order management system revenue by telecoms service, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 8: Inventory management system revenue, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 9: Inventory management system revenue by region, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 10: Inventory management system revenue by telecoms service, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 11: Activation system revenue, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 12: Activation system revenue by region, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 13: Activation system revenue by telecoms service, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 14: Engineering tools revenue, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 15: Engineering tools revenue by region, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 16: Engineering tools revenue by telecoms service, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 17a–d: Service fulfilment system market drivers
- Figure 18a–b: Service fulfilment system market inhibitors
- Figure 19: GDP growth, worldwide and by market type, 2007–2013
- Figure 20: Telecoms capex by region, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 21: Telecoms subscribers by region, worldwide, 2011–2016
- Figure 22: FTTx capex by region, developed markets, to 2017
- Figure 23: FTTx capex by region, developed markets, 2010–2017
- Figure 24: Distribution of total smartphone traffic across all panellists
- Figure 25: Cumulative new base station deployments by technology, worldwide, 2012–2017
- Figure 26: Mobile connections by region, and traffic from mobile connections, worldwide, 2012–2017
- Figure 27: Telecoms software market segments
- Figure 28: Definitions of service fulfilment and its sub-segments
- Figure 29: Order management system key functions
- Figure 30: Inventory management system key functions
- Figure 31: Activation system key functions
- Figure 32: Engineering tools key functions
- Figure 33: Service fulfilment service sector definitions
- Figure 34: Service fulfilment revenue type definitions
- Figure 35: Regional breakdown used in this report
- Figure 36: Key factors influencing forecast assumptions
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