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Canadian Broadband Internet Access 2006-2010 Forecast and Analysis: Moving UpProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: December 2006 Product Code: R104-28980 Description
This IDC study details IDC Canada's 2005?2010 forecast of the Canadian Internet access market. This broadband study includes DSL and cable modem services for consumers and comparable dedicated access technologies for businesses. The Internet access market had the second-highest rate of growth in the Canadian telecom services market in the past two years, and Internet service revenue reached C$4.8 billion. Revenue from Internet access services is expected to increase to C$5.1 billion in 2006 and rise to over C$6.1 billion in 2010, producing a five-year average annual growth rate of 4.8 per cent. "Canada continues to be a global leader in high-speed Internet access services," states Tony Olvet, vice president, Communications practice, noting that there were almost 7.2 million high-speed subscribers in the second quarter of 2006 ? more than 22 per cent of Canada's population and 54 per cent of Canadian households. Table of Contents Table of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Methodology Situation Overview Canadian Internet Penetration Table: Global and Canadian Telecom and IT Indicators, 2005 Canadian Internet Market Table: Canada Internet Access Revenue by Access Type, 2003-2005 (C$M) Canada Continues to Be a Leader in Global Broadband Deployment Figure: Broadband Penetration in OECD Countries, 2006 (Per 100 People) Figure: Household Broadband Availability by Province, 2005 Figure: Household Broadband Availability and Subscriptions by Province, 2005 Figure: Household Broadband Availability by Province, 2003?2005 Table: Summary of Provincial and Territorial Broadband Deployment Initiatives Market Share Battle: DSL and Cable Modems Continue to Jockey for Position Table: Canada Cable Modem Subscribers by Provider, 2Q05 and 2Q06 Table: Canada DSL Subscribers by Provider, 2Q05 and 2Q06 Figure: Canada High-Speed Internet Access Subscriber Share by Vendor, 2Q06 Internet Service Providers DSL Providers Cable Operators Drivers and Inhibitors More for Less: Bandwidth, Traffic, Bundling, and Price Bandwidth Increases Figure: Canadian Broadband Premium Services Downstream Speed by Provider Bundling Price Competition Table: Comparison of Canadian High-Speed Internet Service Prices and Promotions by Provider, September 2006 (C$) Figure: Canada Monthly High-Speed Internet Price by Vendor and Speed, 2006 Broadband Content and Applications Figure: Canadian Consumer Online Activities, 2006 Peer-to-Peer Use for Internet File Transfer Figure: P2P Network File Volume Share by Format Usage Caps Pricing Model Figure: Selection of Usage Capped Services in Canada by Provider: Monthly Charge Versus Usage Cap Net Neutrality Debate VoIP and Cable Telephony Table: Canada Digital Phone Subscribers by Cable Operator, 2Q05 and 2Q06 Figure: Basic Local Residential Voice Price for DSL, Cable, and Other VoIP Providers, 2006 Broadband TV and IPTV Fixed Wireless Broadband Future Outlook Forecast and Assumptions Table: Key Forecast Assumptions for the Canadian Broadband Services Market, 2006-2010 Internet Forecast Consumer Market Table: Canada Consumer Online and Broadband Penetration, 2005-2010 Figure: Canada Consumer Online and Broadband Household Penetration, 2005?2010 Revenue by Customer Segment Table: Canada Internet Access Revenue by Customer Segment, 2005-2010 (C$M) Figure: Canada Internet Access Revenue by Customer Segment, 2005-?2010 Small Business Drives Broadband Business Adoption Table: Canada Business Internet Access Revenue by Business Size, 2005-2010 (C$M) Figure: Canada Business Internet Access Revenue by Business Size, 2005-?2010 Essential Guidance Learn More Methodology Definitions Related Research Synopsis |
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