Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: In-Stat
Published: February 1999
Product Code: r97-226Description As more bandwidth and reliability is demanded in enterprise networks, so are the accessories that enable these speeds. Fiber could be considered as the next generation to Category 5 copper as end-users are making the transition to fiber in their networks This report looks at the various media types (Category 3 copper, Category 5 copper, single-mode fiber, and multi-mode fiber) and the propensity of organizations to use it to their desktops and in their enterprise backbones. The study looks through the year 2000 and discusses the major players as well as the trends in media.
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Methodology
- Survey Design
- Sample Collection
- Data Cleaning
- Demographics
- Desktop Fiber & Copper
- By Vertical Industry
- By Size of Organization
- Enterprise Backbone Fiber
- By Vertical Industry
- By Size of Organization
- Distance of Fiber/Copper in the LAN
List of Figures
- Figure 1. Sample Creation Process
- Figure 2. Verticals Represented In The Study
- Figure 3. Size of Organization Based On Number of Employees
- Figure 4. Annual Revenue
- Figure 5. Number of Networked Desktops
- Figure 6. Number of Networked Desktops By Vertical Industry
- Figure 7. 1998 to 2000 Primary Medium to the Desktop
- Figure 8. Two Year Growth of Fiber to the Desktop
- Figure 9. Primary Medium to the Desktop by Vertical Industry
- Figure 10. Growth To the Desktop by Vertical Industry
- Figure 11. Primary Medium to the Desktop by Vertical Industry In 1998
- Figure 12. Primary Medium to the Desktop by Vertical Industry In 2000
- Figure 13. Primary Medium to the Desktop by Size of Organization
- Figure 14. Primary Medium to the Desktop by Size of Organization in 1998
- Figure 15. Primary Medium to the Desktop by Size of Organization in 2000
- Figure 16. Growth to the Desktop by Size of Organization
- Figure 17. 1998 to 2000 Fiber in the Enterprise Backbone
- Figure 18. 1998 Fiber in the Enterprise Backbone by Vertical Industry
- Figure 19. Two Year Average Percentage Increase of Fiber in the Enterprise Backbone by Vertical Industry
- Figure 20. 1998 Fiber in the Enterprise Backbone by Size of Organization
- Figure 21. Two Year Average Percentage Increase of Fiber in the Enterprise Backbone by Size of Organization
- Figure 22. Maximum Distance Fiber/Twisted Pair is Used in the LAN
- Figure 23. Maximum Distance Fiber/Twisted Pair is Used in the LAN by Vertical Industry
- Figure 24. Maximum Distance Fiber/Twisted Pair is Used in the LAN by Size of Organization
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