《World IPTV Access Infrastructure Market Insight》简介：
This Frost & Sullivan research service titled World IPTV Access Infrastructure Market Insight provides an overview of the material covered in an upcoming study that analyzes the global IPTV access infrastructure markets. It offers insights into the top five technology and regional trends as well as the factors influencing the revenue growth in the global market. It includes market share for each of the product types and brief vendor profiles along with competitive analysis. The base year of the study is calendar year 2007. The insight and forthcoming study does not include other forms of video delivery such as Internet TV, which we define as streaming video on broadband, and consider a less sophisticated service delivery method. In addition, the study analyzes IPTV access services provided to residential customers. In this research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts examine the following markets: digital subscriber line (DSL), point-to-point Ethernet, and passive optical networking (PON). The geographic regions covered are North America, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, including Mexico, Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico.
Technological Superiority of IP Makes a Case for IPTV Access Infrastructure
Frost & Sullivan has defined Internet Protocol television (IPTV) in its upcoming study as streams of video transported in the IP data path as IP packets in a managed network infrastructure. The IPTV access market is expected to be largely boosted by the excellent suitability of IP for interactive video services such as video on demand and gaming, and thus the projected increase in the required bandwidth. "Since IPTV is inherently a switched digital video technology that uses a two-way digital broadcast and can handle video streams from the consumer end, interactive services requiring high bandwidth will hence be optimally delivered using IP," notes the analyst. "In addition, since set-top boxes are IP based, this will allow for greater integration among the other IP devices in the home network."
Consequent to the bright prospects of the adoption of advanced IPTV services, the world IPTV access infrastructure markets is all set to exhibit solid growth over the next seven years. There are multiple technologies in the access networks and communication service providers (CSPs) need to leverage the deployed network and migrate seamlessly. Market participants are likely to be gladdened by the increasing numbers of CSPs that are looking at overbuilding their network with fiber and taking fiber all the way to the customer premise. CSPS are driven to lay fiber due to several factors such as offers of new services, the age of the plant and rehabilitation costs, depreciation considerations, and maintainability. All these factors also buoy the market for IPTV access infrastructure. |
《World IPTV Access Infrastructure Market Insight》目录：
1. A Brief Overview
1. Introduction
1. Executive Summary
2. Growth Drivers
a. Advanced Video Services will be Best Delivered with the Flexibility Provided by Internet Protocol
b. Video is Essential for Telcos to Retain the Status of a Preferred CSP of Consumer Services
c. Cable MSOs Exhibit a Strong Interest in PON Technology to Push Fiber Deeper into the Network
d. End-to-End Solutions are Enabling Vendors to Differentiate Competitively and Penetrate Key Accounts
e. Worldwide Effort to Deploy Fiber to the Home/Fiber to the Premise
f. Existing and Recent New Technology Support Delivery of Video Services and Provide an Interim/Migration Approach to CSPs
g. Scope for a Differentiating Set of Technical Features and Dynamically Addressing Real-Time IPTV Deployment Challenges while Offering a Broad Product Portfolio
h. A Strong Leverage of Channel, OEM and Technical Partners Making for a Stronger Strategic Business Model
i. An Ever Stronger Commitment to Second Sourcing on Behalf of CSPs
j. Vendors Continue to Improve Density and Cost
3. Growth Restraints and Challenges
a. IPTV has Not Reached Mass Deployment Yet, thus Influencing the Price of the Chips and the Optics
b. Continued Pressure by CSPs to Reduce the Price and the Average Selling Price Erosion on a Per Port and a Per Subscriber Basis
c. A Limited Number of MPEG4 Based Set-Top Boxes Available on the Market
d. Mergers and Acquisitions Among CSPs Significantly Slows Down Carrier Spending and Influences the Choice of Primary Vendors
e. A Product Portfolio that is Limited to One of the Three technologies (DSL, Ethernet, and PON) and Especially Lacking a PON Product
f. Keeping up with Customer Support, Product Upgrade, and New Product Introduction Due to Faster Than Anticipated Growth
g. Migrating ATM Based Products to Ethernet/IP Products in a Timely Manner
h. Regulations Related to Unbundling of Local Loop in Europe and Content Distribution Slowing Down Deployments
List of Figures
Chapter 1
IPTV Access Infrastructure Market: Product Types and Corresponding Vendors (World), 2007
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