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Australian Wireless LAN and Hotspot 2004-2008 Forecast and Analysis: Cutting the CordProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: May 2004 Product Code: R104-15388 Description This IDC study examines the Australian WLAN market by looking at sales and vendor shares of the WLAN hardware market, enterprise WLAN usage and the public WLAN ? or hotspot ? market. "Momentum in the Australian WLAN market continued to build up from all quarters last year, with usage in the enterprise showing a promising future," observes Warren Chaisatien, IDC Australia's senior analyst for Mobile and Wireless Solutions. "Nonetheless, the hotspot market remains nascent with service providers still largely operating in the 'land grab' mode and very little revenue to go around." IDC believes cellular carriers should assist companies with corporate WLAN initiatives and offer hotspot as a complementary service, while DSL and cable modem service providers can bundle hotspot with their consumer high-speed Internet access offerings. To make hotspot service more practical and intuitive, access charges must come down and universal roaming and billing arrangements must be struck. Table of Contents Table of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Methodology Situation Overview 2003 ? Year In Review Wireless LAN Rages On Figure: Australian Wireless LAN Hardware Revenue, 2001?2003 (A$M) Vendor Performance Table: Australian Wireless LAN Hardware Revenue and Share, by Vendor, 2003 (A$M) Rise of 802.11g and Public Access Figure: Australian Wireless LAN Hardware Revenue by Interface and User Segment, 2003 (%) Wireless LAN in the Enterprise WLAN No Longer IT Pastime Figure: Status of Corporate Wireless LAN Use by Australian Businesses, 2004 Email Leads but VoIP Rises Fast Figure: Corporate Wireless LAN Use by Application by Australian Businesses, 2004 Security Remains Major Concern Figure: Reasons for Not Deploying Corporate Wireless LAN by Australian Businesses, 2004 Hotspot Market Hotspot Locations Mushroom Table: Australian Primary Commercial Hotspot Locations, 1Q04 Major Hotspot Service Providers Azure Optus Telstra IntraPower Xone CitiLan Other Players Business Hotspot Use Figure: Status of Hotspot Use by Australian Businesses, 2004 Future Outlook Forecast and Assumptions Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for Australian WLAN and Hotspot Markets, 2004-2008 Wireless LAN Hardware Market Forecast Air Interface Forecast Table: Australian Wireless LAN Hardware Revenue Forecast, by Interface, 2003-2008 (A$M) Figure: Australian Wireless LAN Hardware Revenue Forecast, by Interface, 2003?2008 (A$M) User Segment Forecast Table: Australian Wireless LAN Hardware Revenue Forecast, by User Segment, 2003-2008 (A$M) Figure: Australian Wireless LAN Hardware Revenue Forecast, by User Segment, 2003?2008 (A$M) Hotspot Market Forecast Location, User and Revenue Forecast Table: Australian Primary Commercial Hotspot Location, Unique User and Service Revenue Forecast, 2003-2008 Pricing, Among Other Factors, Inhibiting Adoption Related Developments Hotspot Trails Cellular-Based Wireless Data Service Figure: Australian Hotspot and Mobile Packet Data Users, 2003?2008 ('000) Figure: Australian Hotspot and Mobile Packet Data Revenue, 2003?2008 (A$M) Meshed and Self-Healing Networks Wireless Broadband Joins the Fray Essential Guidance Learn More Related Research Synopsis Synopsis |
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