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Telecom Research and Consulting Research ---------- Market Studies Newsletters Consulting Publications Mailing List Yellow Pages Free Services Events ---------- Conferences Photonics Briefings Briefing Notes Telecom Calendar Proceedings Tutorials Publications ---------- Market Studies Newsletters Proceedings Tutorials Directories Standards Report Series Technologies ---------- Enterprise Net Fiber Optics Internet Access Optical Net Premise Wiring Telecom Wireless ---------- Geographic SEARCH FREE SERVICES - Today in Telecom - Telecom Calendar - Yellow Pages CONFERENCES - Proceedings - Tutorials ASK THE EXPERT ORDER FORM ABOUT IGI - Contact Us HOME In addition to providing complete background on Advanced Access Architectures (AAAs), this report is going to focus on the progress to date of AAAs (or in some cases the lack thereof), changes in architecture, and especially how we are changing our forecasts (and why) for Advanced Access Architectures (AAAs) development. It is also introducing for the first time extensive cost analysis of the various forms of AAAs, and comprehensive traffic (bandwidth) requirements analysis and forecasts affecting AAAs. This report researches the IEEE 802.16e technology and markets. Early forecasts that commercialization of 4G technologies will start not before 2010 are now being reconsidered, and several 4G technologies have already been introduced, either on a commercial or trial basis. This brand new market study from IGI Consulting will illumniate the top opportunities for POF in the coming year, including: automotive, industrial controls, consumer electronics, home networking, aircraft, data centers, super computers, SAN/LAN, medical applications and fabrics. In contrast to the glass optical fiber business, the Plasticc Optical Fiber (POF) business in 2008 is booming. There is an excitement in the air that is causing companies to reassess their strategies with regard to POF. New companies are entering the field from China, Taiwan, Japan, U.S, Europe, Brazil, Korea, Australia and Ireland as an indication of the widespread interest in POF. This is a complete update of our earlier reports with an emphasis on WSS, and how the WSS technology approach to R-OADMs will facilitate the interconnection of multiple networks. The interconnection of long haul and metro networks takes on a new importance with the SBC-ATT-BellSouth and Verizon-MCI mergers. Recent activity should indicate that IPTV is here to stay. Then how can we have an IPTV report with the somewhat negative title of “IPTV — To Be or Not to Be?” The answer is in the details of the differences of how video is being implemented by the two major RBOCs. One (AT&T) is using a pure IPTV approach, while what Verizon is doing is hardly recognizable as IPTV. This report is a companion to the latest FTTP report. In this report we will use the forecasts in the new FTTP report to develop equipment requirements and fiber cable requirements for FTTP. The RBOCs, all three (now that the AT&T/BellSouth merger has been consummated) to greater or lesser extents, are now in the process of rolling out FTTP. Verizon has a monumental effort underway, and the other two are in various stages (lab tests, minor deployments or preparing massive rollouts) of deployment. The RBOCs have actually moved into the video business in a massive way. We have now been producing annual reports on FTTP since before the program was actually originated. This is the most comprehensive of those reports, and it has the most useful direct forecast information ever presented on FTTP. This latest incarnation of our efforts to keep our clients completely up-to-date on FTTP focuses on the substantial progress to date for FTTP, the changes we see coming, as well as our forecasts for the future - including for RBOCs not yet involved. Related Press Release:Star-Telegram: "Wrong Number" This report forecasts how much traffic will be carried for the period to the end of this decade, on the Internet backbone and on the total national North American. Given this statement of purpose for the report, it is interesting to note that there really is no Internet backbone or North American network, in the sense of an individual entity. How Much Bandwidth Is Enough in the Access Network? Strategies of AT&T, Verizon, and BellSouth in the Design of the Last MIle When Bell shouted, “Watson, come here!” He probably wanted to debate the design of the ‘last mile' of his planned telephone network. Ever since then, telephone engineers and executives have been debating the design of the last mile. R-OADMS are rapidly becoming a major update objective for existing networks. In addition to the maturity of application, R-OADMs have also developed a third generation technology base – the Wavelength Selective Switch (WSS) that has quickly become the ‘gold standard.’ Components for R-OADMs: 2006 Listing and discussion of the major vendors involved in R-OADMs at the components level, as well as analysis of the vendors. POF Market & Application Series Eleven new reports and tutorials each focusing on a different aspect of POF markets and technology. Unrepeatered Submarine Cable Fiber Optic Systems - 2006 Edition The unrepeatered market is forecast to grow substantially over the next decade, from 184 current links to over 700 links by 2010. In this update of the earlier report,over 300 unrepeatered links installed or planned throughout the globe are identified. IGI also proposes another 120 links for areas currently underserved by submarine fiber optics. Next Generation Network: Will the RBOC's be Googled Up? The new competitors - Google, Yahoo, MSN and others are identified in this study, as is their threat to the traditional network competitors. Shows how these new competitors are becoming major network players, as they are the ones actually making money on the network! The Market After the Mergers The Telecom Economy Today Early 2005 saw one of the outcomes of the market's return - a spate of mergers! In addition, we are seeing major changes taking place in the industry that are going to result in a new telecom economy. These changes are evidenced in the industry structure by titanic struggles (often for their very existence) among companies that not long ago where considered indestructible. IPTV: The Telco's New Light Sword After so much testing, learning, false starts and failures, the RBOCs are really committing to a massive effort to compete on a network basis in residential video delivery! This report will highlight the video effort of the RBOCs. It includes an extensive description of IPTV and its associated technologies. (Published June 2005) Read Press Release The Telecom Market in Transition The Lightwave will Shine Again The year 2004 has seen the return of the telecom economy. It is not what it was, but telecom is growing again, and new and innovative communications solutions are being deployed. In addition, we are seeing major changes beginning in the industry that are going to result in a new telecom economy. Four New RFID Studies: RFID: Market & Techology Study RFID is taking its place as the leading solution for automated product identification. While wireless technologies have been a success in telecom, the benefits of using radio waves for the basic ID tasks have not been utilized. RFID Report: A New Horizon in Accountable Society Radio Frequencies ID (RFID) technology attracts various groups of users, starting from multitude of commercial applications and going further to military and homeland security applications. RFID - EPC Changes Everything A detailed RFID report definign the RFID value web and business case for RFID in consumer packaged goods. RFID Sourcebook A comprehensive package of information for everyone working in the RFID business. Homeland Security Studies: Homeland Security: Protecting Utilities Critical Infrastructure This report helps the industry tackle the hard issues of CI and cyber protection in practical terms, enabling fulfillment of nationally important objectives. Standard Public Safety Trunked Radio The key to network and radio interoperability and success of public safety systems are maturing radio communications standards known as Project 25, or P25 for short, which gained exclusive popularity in the U.S, and TETRA, which was developed by ETSI in Europe and spread around the world. Hot Topics: Opportunities in Broadband over Power Line Utilities are increasingly intrigued by the potential of the Broadband over Power Line market, expected to peak at 2.5 billion annually, worldwide by 2010. Utilities that Telecoms Buy Recent downward trends have affected all segments of the economy, but the utility communications market has remained stable, and the potential exists for the market to rebound to a spending rate of $3.6 billion within the next year. The Voice of the Lightwave: VoIP A number of major players including the IXCs, CLECs, cable companies, and RBOCs, are beginning to make major moves in the VoIP area. FTTH in Japan An examination of the status and trends of FTTH deployment in Japan, this report identifies the opportunities brought by FTTH deployment, and barriers restricting its market. Study of the Market for IR Fibers IThere has been renewed interest in the development of IR Fibers operating in the 2-micron range for Homeland Security and defense applications. God Boxes: Multiservice Switching Platforms in the Metro MSSPs represent a new category of metro network element that is supplanting single protocol devices. Ethernet & Sonet: A Marriage Made in Heaven An analysis of the dependency between these two drivers within the telecom industry. Solutions for Next Generation Industrial Control Networks with Plastic and Glass Optical Fiber Higher growth rates are expected in the IC market as POF displaces copper cable networks. The Telecom Market: A Delayed Return What has happened to prevent the telecom return, and what is the best forecast now for a recovery? The Latest on Technology Reports Understanding i-mode How it drives the mobile market. L-mode NTT's Telephone based Internet and Email Serivce Camera Phones Disruptive Innovation for imaginf technology Error: Message Delivery Failure A Definitive Report on Cisco Metro Optical Ethernet Where Is It Now? Where is it Going? Broadband Access: The Window To The Lightwave Report on Tunable Lasers POF Information Service The POF Selected Reprint Series The Latest on Markets by Region: Telecoms in the Middle East - 2003 Telecoms in Latin America - 2003 Telecoms in Africa - 2003 The Latest on International Markets: 2003 Internet & Online Service Market 2003 Broadband Market 2003 Wireless Market 2003 Electronic Trade Market The Korean Electronic Games Market UMTS at the Crossroads: Strategies for Success POF 2008: The 17th International Conference on Plastic Optical Fiber Proceedings Now Available The 17th International Conference on Plastic Optical Fibers (POF 2008) held at the Santa Clara Convention Center Aug 25th-28th, 2008 was the largest POF conference to date with over 200 registrants from 15 counties, 20 exhibitors, and 8 sponsors. The program included six tutorials on Aug 25th and Conference and exhibits Aug 26th-28th. Over 70 papers were presented at the conference. A few of the highlight of the conference were a keynote address and session on "Active Optical Cables", a session on "POF Home Networking Standards" which resulted in a recommendation that POFTO develop a set of POF standards for the industry, and a session on "Home Networking Using POF - Experiences from Around the World". 9.15.08 - Now Available : IGI Announced New Report on Advanced Access Architectures 8.12.08 - Now Available : Second Quarter 2008 High Speed Access Report 5.12.08 - Now Available : First Quarter 2008 High Speed Access Report 2.22.08 - Now Available : Top Ten Telecom Forecasts For the New Year: Holliday’s Holiday Horoscope – 20082.19.08 - Now Available :Fourth Quarter 2007 High Speed Access Report 2.05.08 - Press Release RBOCs Turning into Cell Phone Companies! 2.04.08 - Now AvailablePOF Sourcebook 20081.23.08 - Four New Books on POF: POF Handbook - Optical Short Range Transmission Systems by Olaf Ziemann, Juergen Krauser, Peter E. Zamzow, and Werner Daum Pre-Order Now - Ships February 2008 Microstructured Polymer Optical Fibers by Maryanne Large, C. Poladian, L. Barton and G. Eijkelenborg Now Shipping Polymer Fiber Optics: Materials, Physics, and Applicationsby Mark G. Kuzyk Now Shipping The Automotive Multimedia Network by Andreas GrzembaNow Shipping 12.03.07 - Now Available : Results from Holliday’s Holiday Horoscope – 2007 11.09.07 - Now Available : Third Quarter 2007 High Speed Access Report 8.07.07 - Now Available : Second Quarter 2007 High Speed Access Report 05.08.07 - Now Available : First Quarter 2007 High Speed Access Report 05.07.07 - Press Release: Star-Telegram: "Wrong Number" Free Downloads Results from Holliday’sHoliday Horoscope – 2007 A grading of last year's forecast. First Quater 2007 High-Speed Access Report Fourth Quater 2006 High-Speed Access Report Clif Holliday’sHoliday Horoscope – 2007 Telecommunications Forecasts for the New Year Results from Holliday’sHoliday Horoscope – 2006 A grading of last year's forecast. Third Quater 2006 High-Speed Access Report Second Quater 2006 High-Speed Access Report First Quater 2006 High-Speed Access Report Fourth Qtr and Year-End '05 Hight-Speed Access Report UPDATED 03.07.06 Launch Power Point Clif Holliday’s Holiday Horoscope – 2006 Telecommunications Forecasts for the New Year Power Point Version Results from Holliday’s Holiday Horoscope – 2005 A grading of last year's forecast. Third Qtr. 2005 High Speed Access Report This quarter has proven to be the biggest growth spurt for h-s accesses in history! Second Qtr. 2005 High Speed Access Report A Time Out for High-Speed Growth - But We Are At Over 40M Now! First Qtr. 2005 High Speed Access Report xDSL - The Beat Goes On Latest IGI R-OADM Reports Basis of Telephony Article IGI Report and Analyst Featured in Article Two R-OADM Updates for '05 From Clif Holliday OFC/NFOEC First News (Industry Analysis) Fourth Qtr. and Year-end 2004 High Speed Access Report The Year of Telcos and xDSL IGI Analyst Calls it Right ! SBC buys AT&T Holliday's Holiday Horoscope 2005 Ten Forecasts for the New Year Results from the 2004 Horoscope A Grading of Last Year's Forecast Global Submarine Cable Map The industrys first comprehensive electronic worldwide submarine cables map in over three tumultuous years. TIA '04 Market Review & Forecast Analysts and researchers gain a balanced view of the entire telecom market - both historical data and projections - all in a single reference. POFTO booth a success at CES The POF Trade Organization booth at CES last week was a big draw for participants. Photos New Releases & Papers: Top Ten Reasons We Have Turned Bullish on the Telecom Economy Third Quarter 2004 High-Speed Access Report The economy may still be uncertain, but high-speed access is not! VoIP: The New Voice of the Lightwave In spite of the relatively modest impacts to date, various regulators agree that VoIP is going to have a profound effect on telecommunications. Second Quarter 2004 High-Speed Access Report With Special Supplement on Keller TX FTTP! This quarter the telcos continue to gain on the cable companies, however at a slower pace. 08.06.04 SBC Re-joins the Fiber Game SBC announces program to extend fiber deeper in their network. 06.28.04 First Quarter 2004 High-Speed Access Report The Worm has turned The xDSL Quarter! 05.11.04 Bush's Plan for Universal High-Speed Access Closeley reflects the conclusions of IGI report 05.03.04 IGI Analyst Quoted from Two Recent Reports America's Network interviews Clif Holliday 04.01.04 IGI Analyst Predicts New Day for Optical Networks MCI puts up cash for lean, mean ultra long-haul 03.03.04 Q4 2003 Broadband Analysis 02.20.04 10 Forecasts for 2004 01.13.04 SBC Troubles - Part II 01.07.04 Free Archived Policy Papers New Telecom Books: Handbook of Optical Fibre Sensing Technology Gigabit Ethernet for MANs New! 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