Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: Current Analysis Inc.
Published: January 2007
Product Code: R759-5424Description The cable modem termination system (CMTS) market consists of cable access platforms that are deployed at the head-end or distribution hub of a cable operator or cable multiple systems operator (MSO) network. Such platforms include both proprietary and Data over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS)-compliant products that may also integrate multiple networking functions such as routing, integrated quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) gateway functions, and radio frequency (RF) capabilities in addition to their primary function of terminating cable modem traffic. The cable modem termination system (CMTS) market segment generated growth in 2006, but 2007 is expected to dip, as DOCSIS 3.0 upgrades will take at least a year to kick in and MSOs invest more aggressively in other areas such as VoIP and video. This Competitive Landscape Report combines company and market analysis from the leading telecommunications competitive response firm, Current Analysis, with quantitative market share data from one of the industry's most respected market research firms, Synergy Research Group.
Table of Contents - Cable Modem Termination Systems Market Assessment
- Market Definition
- Market Review
- CMTS Expenditures Will Lessen, but Cable Operators Will Implement Plant Upgrades to Support New Data and Video Services
- Broadband Cable Providers Face Fewer Regulatory Hurdles, Unlike DSL Providers
- CMTS Market Revenues and Expenditures Increased During 2005 and 2006, with 2007
- 2008 Expected to See Decreases in Relation to 2005
- 2006
- Cable Modem Subscribers Outnumber DSL Subscribers in U.S., but the Gap Continues to Contract
- Cable Operators Network Architecture Evolution
- Cable Operators Look to Migrate toward DOCSIS 3.0 Systems
- Near-Term Market Drivers
- DOCSIS and EuroDOCSIS Regimes the Most Significant Influence on CMTS Technology
- MSOs Continue to Migrate Toward All
- digital Switched Broadcast Systems
- CMTS Technology Must Complement DOCSIS Qualification with Additional Capabilities
- CableLabs Testing Regime Expands to Include DSG and CableHome
- P2P Traffic Control and IP Service Control Issues Influence MSO Decision Making
- PacketCable Standard Will Drive Voice over Cable Offerings
- Long-Term Market Drivers>
- Cable Operators Plan to Scale Service Offerings
- CableLabs Plans for DOCSIS 3.0 Deployments
- Overbuilders Compete with Cable Operators
- Compression Technology Evolution
- Cable Operators Still Look to Ramp Up Small to Medium Business (SMB) Market Penetration Efforts
- CMTS Market Data
- Worldwide Cable HeadEnd Revenue
- WW Cable HeadEnd Port Shipments Leading CMTS Vendors
- Cisco
- Company Overview
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- Motorola
- Company Overview
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- LIST OF TABLES
- WW Cable HeadEnd Revenue (2004-Q2 2006)
- WW Cable HeadEnd Unit Shipments (2004-Q2 2006)
- WW Cable HeadEnd Port Shipments (2004-Q2 2006)
- LIST OF FIGURES
- WW Cable HeadEnd Quarterly Revenue (2004->Q2 2006)
- Share of 2005 WW Cable HeadEnd Quarterly Revenue (2004-Q2 2006)
- WW Cable HeadEnd Quarterly Unit Shipments (2004-Q2 2006)
- Share of 2005 WW Cable HeadEnd Quarterly Unit Shipments (2004-Q2 2006)
- WW Cable HeadEnd Quarterly Port Shipments (2004-Q2 2006)
- Share of 2005 WW Cable HeadEnd Quarterly Port Shipments (2004-Q2 2006)
- Cisco Cable HeadEnd Quarterly Revenue/Share (2004-Q2 2006)
- Motorola Cable HeadEnd Quarterly Revenue/Share (2004-Q2 2006)
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