Reportlinker Adds Carrier Ethernet Report 2011-2016
NEW YORK, April 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
Carrier Ethernet Report 2011-2016
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Carrier Ethernet is currently in the growth stage of its lifecycle and as one of the few sectors of the telecoms industry that saw positive growth during the recession it is clear the Ethernet services, products, solutions and equipment are set to see substantial growth between 2011 and 2016 with revenues in the US growing at CAGR 28%.
Drivers for Ethernet uptake range from 4G communications to backhaul requirements and also new high-demand applications. The variety of Ethernet types available; from microwave to optical and copper provide viable solutions for every sector, enterprise and residential demand. This report details the enterprise case for Ethernet with ROI, set-up costs, advantages and disadvantages revealed; providing an essential guide for any business seeking to adopt Ethernet services.
Forecasts for all aspects of Ethernet from projected equipment sales to operator revenues are covered and popularity by application is also detailed. BRIC nations are examined with Ethernet revenue growth of more than 90% CAGR for some regions. This report also details the key vendors for Ethernet with comparative studies and detailed tables of vendor offerings.
• Global Ethernet Service Revenues forecasted to 2016
• Global Wireless Backhaul Expenditure up to 2016
• Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Switches/Routers Revenues in 2016
• Global service provider's Ethernet Equipment Revenue in 2016
• Comparative annual cost per user cost of Ethernet and no Ethernet in US$
• BRIC Carrier Ethernet Services Revenue by Region 2010-2016
• Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Revenue Share by Application (%)
• Global Wireless Backhaul Expenditure 2009-2016
Who needs to read this report?
• Service Providers - Service Providers can gain further knowledge of the scope of the current market and how best to provide services and products for Carrier Ethernet in order to fully capitalise on potential revenues. Rivals providers, forecasted figures and other avenues for monetisation will prove invaluable to these companies.
• Enterprises - Companies can consider different Ethernet options and decide the best option for their specific needs. They can also see detailed information on ROI, productivity rates and key benefits from adopting Ethernet services.
• Other Sectors - This report also deals with transportation, utilities, government bodies, energy and a whole host of sectors both private and public who stand to see substantial benefits from Ethernet uptake.
Increase your understanding of this exciting market and how to retrieve the vast potential by ordering Carrier Ethernet Report 2011-2016 today
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Table of Contents
Executive Summary
E1. Growing uses for Carrier Ethernet
E2. Carrier Ethernet is Entering into Rapid Growth Stage
E3. Enterprise and Carrier Ethernet
E4. Future of Ethernet
E5. Points Emerged from this Research
1. Introduction
1.1 What is Carrier Ethernet?
1.1.1 Carrier Ethernet Attributes
1.1.1.1 Scalability
1.1.1.1.1 Service Scalability
1.1.1.1.2 Bandwidth Scalability
1.1.1.2 Reliability
1.1.1.2.1 Resilient Packet Ring
1.1.1.3 Quality of Service
1.1.1.4 Standardised Services
1.1.1.5 Service Management
1.2 History of Ethernet
1.3 The Metro Ethernet Forum
1.4 Popularity of Ethernet
1.5 Market Drivers and Ethernet growth
1.6 Carrier Ethernet Lifecycle Stage
1.7 Business Case for Carrier Ethernet
1.8 Aim of the Report
1.8.1 Structure of the Report
1.9 Target Audience
1.10 Methodology
2. Market Overview
2.1 Key Vendors
2.1.1 Actelis
2.1.2 Adtran
2.1.3 ADVA
2.1.4 Alcatel-Lucent
2.1.4.1 Bell Labs
2.1.4.2 Possible Legal concerns - Microsoft
2.1.5 ANDA Networks
2.1.6 Axerra
2.1.7 Brocade
2.1.8 Ciena
2.1.9 Cisco
2.1.11 Orckit/Corrigent
2.1.12 ECI
2.1.13 Ericsson
2.1.14 Extreme Networks
2.1.15 Fujitsu
2.1.15.1 Fujitsu and 10g Ethernet
2.1.16 Hatteras
2.1.17 Hitachi Cable
2.16.1 Hitachi Future Business Plan
2.17 Huawei
2.1.18 Infinera
2.1.19 IPITEK
2.1.20 Juniper Networks
2.1.21 MRV
2.1.22 NEC
2.1.23 Nokia Siemens Networks
2.1.24 Overture
2.1.25 RAD Data
2.1.26 Sycamore
2.1.27 Telco Systems
2.1.28 Tellabs
2.1.28.1 Business Case for Tellabs
2.1.29 Transmode
2.1.30 Zhone
2.1.31 ZTE
2.2 Carrier Ethernet Vendors - Strategic Review and Scorecard
3. Market Structure and Market Segmentation
3.1 Market Segments
3.1.1 Enterprise Market
3.1.1.1. Cost
3.1.1.2 High Bandwidth Applications and Service
3.1.1.2.1. Storage and Business Continuity
3.1.1.2.2 Content Rich Applications
3.1.1.3 Granular Flexibility of Bandwidth
3.1.1.4 Operational Simplicity
3.1.1.5 Fast Provisioning
3.1.2 Residential Market
3.1.2.1 Triple and Quadruple Play
3.1.3 Service Providers
3.1.3.1 Wireless Service Providers
3.1.3.1.1 Wireless Backhaul
3.1.3.2 Fixed Line Service Providers
3.1.3.2.1 Increasing Revenues
3.1.3.2.2 Enabling Services
3.1.3.2.3 Broadband Networks Backhaul
4. Metro Ethernet Forum
4.1 Specifications and definitions
4.2 Access Technologies
4.2.1 Ethernet over Fiber
4.2.1.1 Active Ethernet
4.2.1.1.1 Benefits of Active Ethernet
4.2.1.2 Ethernet over Passive Optical Networking (xPON)
4.2.1.2.1 Benefits of PON
4.2.1.3 Ethernet over SONET/SDH (EoS)
4.2.1.3.1 Benefits of Ethernet over SONET/SDH (EoS)
4.2.2 Ethernet over PDH
4.2.2.1 Ethernet over Bonded T1/E1
4.2.2.1.1 Benefits of Bonded T1/E1
4.2.2.2 Ethernet over DS3/E3
4.2.2.2.1 Benefits of DS3/E3
4.2.3 Ethernet over Copper
4.2.3.1 Standardized EFMCu Technologies
4.2.3.2 Benefits of Ethernet over Copper
4.2.4 Wireless Ethernet
4.2.4.1 Terrestrial Microwave
4.2.4.2 Broadband Wireless
4.2.5 Ethernet over HFC/DOCSIS
4.2.5.1 HFC
4.2.5.2 DOCSIS
4.2.5.3 Benefits of HFC and DOCSIS
4.2.6 Ubiquitous Ethernet Services in Action
4.2.6.1 Case Study
4.2.6.1.1 Case Study Conclusion
4.2.6 Access Technologies
4.2.6.1 Standards and Alternatives
5. Market Forecasts and Trends
5.1 Current market
5.1.1 Ethernet Revenue Forecast - By Region
5.1.1.1 Ethernet Revenue Forecast - By Region: BRIC Nations
5.1.2 Ethernet Revenue Forecast - By Application
5.2 Current market - North America
5.2.1 Customer Concerns
5.2.2 What Service Providers can do
5.3 Current Market - Enterprise
5.4 Carrier Ethernet as an alternative to Mobile Broadband
5.4.1The Ethernet for Enterprise Model
5.5 4G Impact on Ethernet
5.5.1 Cell Site Backhaul and Beyond
5.5.2 4G for Backhaul
5.6 Ethernet for Backhaul
5.6.1 Ethernet and the Case for LTE/WiMAX
5.6.2 Ethernet and LTE Forecasts
5.7 Ethernet Ports- shipments up, revenues down
5.7.1Ethernet Port trends - value products 10G and PoE
5.7.2 Ethernet Port Vendors Market Share Forecast 2011-2016
5.8 Carrier Ethernet Switches and Routers Revenues
5.9 The Case for Carrier Ethernet - SWOT Analysis
5.10 Ethernet and ROI
5.10.1 ROI benefits
5.10.2 Future Proofing as a Sound Investment
5.10.2.1 Infrastructure Cost Reduction
5.10.2.2 IT Productivity
5.10.2.3 User Productivity/Downtime
5.10.3 Ethernet costs and savings
5.10.3.1 Methodology
5.10.4 Ethernet and ROI - Conclusion
6. Conclusions and Recommendations
6.1 The Future of the Carrier Ethernet Market
6.2 Market Developments
6.3 Recommendations for Service Providers
6.3.1 Recommendations for Utilities sector and Energy Industry
6.3.2 Recommendations for Transportation Sector
6.3.3 Recommendations for Vendors
Glossary
List of Tables
Figure 1: Carrier Ethernet Diagram
Table 1.1: Service provider uses of Ethernet
Table 1.3: MEF Members list (Q1 2011)
Table 1.4: Key Ethernet Equipment
Table 2.1: Actelis Board of Directors
Table 2.2: Actelis Investor Funding
Table 2.5: ADVA Carrier Networks Products and Services
Table 2.6: ADVA Enterprise Networks Products and Services
Table 2.7: Alcatel-Lucent Network Infrastructure Products
Table 2.8: Alcatel-Lucent Network Infrastructure Products
Table 2.9: Ethernet solutions for Service providers
Table 2.10: Alcatel-Lucent Board of Directors
Table 2.11: ANDA Networks Product Lines
Table 2.12: Brocade Product Portfolio
Table 2.13: Ciena Product Portfolio
Table 2.15: Cisco Hardware Product Portfolio
Table 2.16: Cisco Software Product Portfolio
Table 2.17: ECI Product Portfolio
Table 2.18: Ericsson IP Networking Products
Table 2.19: Ericsson Microwave Networks
Table 2.20: Ericsson Optical Transport
Table 2.21: Extreme Networks Product Portfolio
Table 2.22: Extreme Networks Enterprise Networks Product Portfolio
Table 2.23: Extreme Networks Data Center Product Portfolio
Table 2.24: Fujitsu Infrastructure Software
Table 2.25: Hatteras Networks' Product list
Table 2.26: Hitachi Cable Product lines
Table 2.27: % of Top 50 Telecoms Service Providers served by Huawei
Table 2.28: Huawei Transport Network Products
Table 2.28a: Huawei Ethernet Switches
Table 2.29: Infinera Products and Services
Table 2.30: IPITEK Product Portfolio
Table 2.31: Juniper Products by Category
Table 2.32: Junpier Products by Family
Table 2.33: MRV Products and Solutions
Table 2.34: NEC Solutions and Services
Table 2.35: Nokia Siemens Broadband Products and Services
Table 2.36: Overture Networks Solutions
Table 2.37: RAD Data Technology Solutions
Table 2.38: Sycamore Product Portfolio
Table 2.39: Telco Systems - Products
Table 2.41: Tellabs Product Portfolio
Table 2.42: Tellabs IP/Ethernet Products
Table 2.43: Tellabs Carrier Ethernet Business Advantages
Table 2.44: Transmode's Product Portfolio
Table 2.45: Zhone Product Portfolio
Table 2.47: ZTE Access and Bearer Products
Table 2.48: Visiongain's Carrier Ethernet Vendor Scorecard
Table 3.2: Metro Ethernet savings from a Single Metro Area
Table 4.1: MEF Technical Specifications
Table 4.2: Summary of Carrier Ethernet Access Technologies
Table 4.3: Sample Access Connections into ELAN Service
Table 4.4: Carrier Ethernet Specifications
Table 4.5: Carrier Ethernet Standards and Alternatives
Table 5.2: Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Services Revenue by Region 2010-2016
Table 5.4 BRIC Carrier Ethernet Services Revenue by Region 2010-2016
Table 5.6: Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Revenue Share by Application (%)
Table 5.9: LTE versus WiMAX
Table 5.12: LTE SWOT Analysis
Table 5.13 are the Top 5 LTE Infrastructure Vendors
Table 5.19: Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Switches/Routers Revenues 2010-2016 (US$ Millions)
Table 5.20: Carrier Ethernet SWOT analysis
Table 5.23: Comparative annual cost per user cost of Ethernet and no Ethernet in US$
Table 5.25: Summary of ROI per 100 users
List of Charts
Chart 1.2: MEF Membership Growth 2001-2011
Chart 1.5: Market Share by Ethernet Equipment 2011
Chart 1.6: Wireless Backhaul Expenditure 2011-2016
Chart 2.4: ADVA Customer Base (Q1 2011)
Chart 2.14: Cisco's Ethernet Switch Market Share 2007-2010
Chart 2.40: % of top 50 global communications service providers using Tellabs services and products
Chart 2.46: % of World's top 100 Service Providers Serviced by ZTE
Chart 3.1: Ethernet vs. SDH/SONET Interface Price Comparison for 10Gps of Bandwidth
Chart 5.1: Worldwide Ethernet Services Revenue 2010-2016
Chart 5.3: Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Services Revenue by Region 2010-2016
Chart 5.5: BRIC Carrier Ethernet Services Revenue by Region 2010-2016
Chart 5.7: Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Revenue Share by Application (%)
Chart 5.8: Global Wireless Backhaul Expenditure 2009-2016
Chart 5.10: Global LTE and WiMAX subscribers 2011-2016
Chart 5.11: Global LTE vs. WiMAX Equipment Revenues
Chart 5.14: Market Share of Infrastructure Vendors 2016
Chart 5.15: LTE Infrastructure Sales 2010-2016
Chart 5.16: LTE Operator Revenues 2010-20162010-2016
Chart 5.17: Ethernet Port Shipments - Vendor market share 2011
Chart 5.18: Ethernet Port shipments - vendor market share 2016
Chart 5.20: Worldwide Carrier Ethernet Switches/Routers Revenues 2010-2016 (US$ Millions)
Chart 5.22: Annual Benefits of Ethernet Solution per 100 users
Chart 5.24: Comparative annual cost per user cost of Ethernet and no Ethernet in US$
Chart 6.1: Global service providers Ethernet Equipment Revenue Forecast 2011-2016
Companies Listed
Actelis
ADTRAN
ADVA
Airtel
Alcatel-Lucent
Alestra Mexico
ANDA
Astelit
Axerra
Belgacom
Bharti Airtel
Brocade
BT
BT Group
BT Openreach
Cable & Wireless
Cablelabs
Cardoso
China Unicom
Ciena
Cisco
Corrigent
Deutsche Telekom
DISA
ECI
Eircom
ELIA
Ericsson
Extreme
France Telecom
Fujitsu
Globe Telecoms
Hatteras
Hitachi Cable
Huawei
Infinera
Interoute
IPITEK
Japan Telecom
Juniper
KT
MRV
NEC
NetCom
Nokia Siemens Networks
Nortel
NTTCommunications
Orange
Overture
PT Luxembourg
RAD Data
Rexxon Massey
Sprint
Swisscom
Sycamore
TATA DoCoMo
Telco Systems
Telekom Austria
Telesystems
TeliaSonera
Tellabs
Thus
TIME dotcom
Transmode
Transport for London
Tusmobil
TW telecom
Ventelo
Verizon
Verizon Business
Verizon Wireless
Vodacom SA
Vodafone
Yipes
Zhone
ZTE
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