VoIP Revolution 2004 - 2009: The Opportunity, The Market, The Players

VoIP Revolution 2004 - 2009: The Opportunity, The Market, The Players provides a thorough analysis of the VoIP space, reflecting the major market shifts that have dominated headlines over the past year. This comprehensive, 258-page study:

Is packed with charts, tables and figures.
Provides 31 in-depth case studies, including all major players (RBOCs, Cable Companies, IXCs, CLECs and Next Gen players).
Introduces five additional profiles of some of the newest VoIP players emerging onto the scene.
Provides a detailed picture of VoIP services such as Consumer Broadband VoIP, PC-to-PC, PC-to-Phone, Business Broadband VoIP, IP-Centrex/Hosted PBX, IP-PBX and VoIP over IP-VPN.
Includes a comprehensive study of the major drivers and potential pitfalls of the residential, business, and wholesale VoIP markets including regulation and emerging technologies like IPTV and VoWLAN.
Delivers a thorough analysis of the emerging clash of industries between RBOC and cable providers.

Who needs this report:

Long Distance Companies
Cable Companies
RBOCs
Next-Gen Providers
Competitive Telecom Service Providers
Wireless Telephone Companies
Financial Analysts
Internet Service Providers
Investment Bankers
Consultants
Utilities
Investors

Why you need this data:

Back Your Market Entry Strategy
Support Product Development Plans
Identify Investment Opportunities
Pursue Market Growth Areas
Study the Competition and Specific Competitors
Present Investors with Hard Industry Facts