2005年业务提供商预期收入和支出计划调查报告(Survey of Service Provider Revenue and Spending Expectations for 2005)

I. INTRODUCTION AND KEY FINDINGS
　　1.1 Key Findings
　　1.2 Report Structure

II. ABOUT THE RESPONDENTS

III. REVENUE EXPECTATIONS FOR 2005
　　3.1 Overall Revenue Expectations
　　3.2 Revenue Expectations by Service Type
　　3.3 ARPU Projections for Consumer Services

IV. CAPEX EXPECTATIONS FOR 2005
　　4.1 Overall Capex Expectations
　　4.2 Capex Expectations by Technology Type

V. ADVANCED SERVICE ROLLOUT PLANS
　　5.1 SMB Services
　　5.2 Enterprise Services: Ethernet
　　5.3 Enterprise Services: Network Security and VPNs

APPENDIX
　　APPENDIX A: ABOUT THE SURVEY
　　APPENDIX B: LEGAL DISCLAIMER

LIST OF FIGURES
　　SECTION I
　　SECTION II
　　　　Figure 2.1 Respondents by Service Provider Type
　　　　Figure 2.2 Respondents by Geographic Region
　　　　Figure 2.3 Respondents by Company Size
　　　　Figure 2.4 Respondents by Geographic Scope of Company Business
　　　　Figure 2.5 Respondents by Job Function
　　SECTION III
　　　　Figure 3.1 Overall Revenue Expectations (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 3.2 Overall Revenue Expectations (Service Providers With More Than 5,000 Employees)
　　　　Figure 3.3 2005 Revenue Growth Expectations of 10 Percent or More, by Service Type (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 3.4 2005 Revenue Growth Expectations of 10 Percent or More, by Service Type (Service Providers With More Than 5,000 Employees)
　　　　Figure 3.5 Monthly ARPU Projections for Consumer VOIP (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 3.6 Monthly ARPU Projections for Broadcast Digital Video Service (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 3.7 Monthly ARPU Projections for Video on Demand Service (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 3.8 Monthly ARPU Projections for Interactive Gaming Service (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 3.9 Monthly ARPU Projections for Broadband Internet Access Service (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 3.10 Monthly ARPU Projections of $20 or More by Service Type – Local Incumbents vs. Other Service Providers
　　SECTION IV
　　　　Figure 4.1 Overall Capex Expectations (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 4.2 Overall Capex Expectations by Company Size
　　　　Figure 4.3 2005 Capex Growth Expectations of 10 Percent or More, by Technology Type (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 4.4 2005 Capex Growth Expectations of 10 Percent or More, by Technology Type (Service Providers With More Than 5,000 Employees)
　　　　Figure 4.5 2005 Capex Growth Projections of 10 Percent or More for Consumer and SMB Services, by Specific Product Type (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 4.6 2005 Capex Growth Projections of 10 Percent or More for Ethernet Services, by Specific Product Type (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 4.7 2005 Capex Growth Projections of 10 Percent or More for IP VPN and Security Services, by Specific Product Type (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 4.8 2005 Capex Growth Projections of 10 Percent or More for Mobility Services, by Specific Product Type (All Respondents)
　　SECTION V
　　　　Figure 5.1 Services Already Offered to SMBs (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.2 Services To Be Rolled Out to SMBs in 2005 (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.3 Services To Be Rolled Out to SMBs After 2005 (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.4 Services Not Planned for SMBs (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.5 Ethernet-Based Services Already Offered to Enterprises (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.6 Ethernet-Based Services To Be Rolled Out to Enterprises in 2005 (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.7 Ethernet-Based Services To Be Rolled Out to Enterprises After 2005 (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.8 Ethernet-Based Services Not Planned for Enterprises (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.9 Network Security and VPN Services Already Offered to Enterprises (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.10 Network Security and VPN Services To Be Rolled Out to Enterprises in 2005 (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.11 Network Security and VPN Services To Be Rolled Out to Enterprises After 2005 (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.12 Network Security and VPN Services Not Planned for Enterprises (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.13 Additional Layer 3 VPN Services Already Offered (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.14 Additional Layer 3 VPN Services To Be Rolled Out in 2005 (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.15 Additional Layer 3 VPN Services To Be Rolled Out After 2005 (All Respondents)
　　　　Figure 5.16 Additional Layer 3 VPN Services Not Planned for Enterprises (All Respondents)