U.S. Residential Wireline Telecommunications Services 2004-2008 Forecast and

U.S. Residential Wireline Telecommunications Services 2004-2008 Forecast and Analysis

Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: IDC
Published: October 2004
Product Code: R104-17304

Description

This IDC study provides the key metrics for understanding the evolving U.S. wireline telecommunications services industry. We analyze how wireline voice and data services revenue, market shares, and critical competitive forces will shift over the next five years. Specifically, this study forecasts industry revenue growth, access line market shares, and business and residential wireline minutes of use (MOUs) for local, long distance, and international wireline calls.

"The $221 billion U.S. wireline telecommunications industry is mired in a digital revolution. During this period of transition, wireline telecom revenue will decline at a compound annual growth rate of 1.6% from 2003 to 2008. Top-line revenue decline will be tempered by growth in data revenue; however, the promised surge in data revenue has proved elusive so far. IDC believes future revenue growth will be driven by demand for more innovative data applications and greater integration of wireline with wireless services." ? Wu Zhou, research analyst, Residential Telecommunications Services

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Table of Contents
IDC Opinion
In This Study
Forecast Methodology
IDC Leadership Grid Methodology
Definitions
Forecast Definitions
Situation Overview
Introduction
Market Structure
Figure: U.S. Residential Wireline Service Revenue Share by Service Provider, 2Q04
IDC Leadership Grid
Figure: IDC Leadership Grid: U.S. Residential Wireline Telecommunications Services Market
Figure: Leadership Grid of the U.S. Residential Wireline Telecommunications Services Market: Vendor Ratings for Market Opportunity Alignment (X-Axis) Attributes
Figure: Leadership Grid of the U.S. Residential Wireline Telecommunications Services Market: Vendor Ratings for Company Opportunity to Gain Share (Y-Axis) Attributes
Regulatory Developments and Impacts
ILEC Gaining Market Share in Long Distance
Figure: U.S. Residential Long Distance Subscriber Share by Vendor, 2Q04
A Time Line of 2004 UNE-P Wrangling
VoIP Regulation in Stalemate
Long Distance Market Erosion
Table: U.S. Monthly Long Distance and Calling Card Call Spending, 1999-2004 (% of Respondents)
Future Outlook
Forecast and Assumptions
Key Industry Trends
Table: U.S. Wireline Telephony Revenue by Service Provider Type, 2003-2008
Table: U.S. Wireline Telecommunications Services Revenue by Segment, 2003-2008
Forecast and Analysis by Wireline Services
Local Service Dynamics
Table: U.S. Wireline Telephony Revenue by Service, 2003-2008
Table: U.S. Residential Wireline Telecommunications Revenue by Service, 2003-2008 ($M)
Access Line Forecast and Analysis
Table: U.S. Access Lines by Service Provider Type, 2003-2008
Table: U.S. Residential and Business Access Lines, 2003-2008
Minutes of Use Forecast and Analysis
Table: U.S. Wireline Minutes of Use by Call Type, 2003-2008 (B)
Table: U.S. Residential and Business Wireline Minutes of Use, 2003-2008
Assumptions
Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for the U.S. Residential Wireline Telecommunications Services Market, 2004-2008
Essential Guidance
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