• 1.1 Real-Time System Definition
• 1.2 Commercial, Off-The-Shelf Building Blocks For Telecom Equipment And Middleware
• 1.3 Integrated Telecommunications Middleware
• 1.4 Real-Time Linux
• 1.5 Content digitization
• 1.6 Real-Time Market
• 1.7 Simulation
• 1.8 Data Acquisition
• 1.9 Industrial Process Control Systems

2. HIGH AVAILABILITY / HIGH RELIABILITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS MIDDLEWARE AND SERVER MARKET SHARES / FORECASTS

• 2.1 Driving Market Forces
• 2.1.1 Next Generation Of Computing Technology
• 2.1.2 Benefits Of High Availability Servers
• 2.2 High Availability / High Reliability Telecommunications Middleware Market Shares
• 2.3 High Availability / High Reliability Telecommunications Server Market Shares
• 2.4 High Availability / High Reliability Telecommunications Middleware Market Forecasts
• 2.5 High Availability / High Reliability Telecommunications Server Market Forecasts
• 2.6 High Availability / High Reliability Telecommunications Market Forecasts
• 2.6.1 Forecasts By Line Size
• 2.6.2 Market Analysis By Line Size
• 2.6.3 Number Of Systems Shipped By Line Size
• 2.6.4 High Availability Operating System Market Opportunity Linux vs Windows Split

3. HIGH AVAILABILITY MIDDLEWARE AND SERVER TELECOMMUNICATIONS PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

• 3.1 High Availability Middleware for Telecommunications
• 3.1.1 GoAhead Software
• 3.1.2 GoAhead SelfReliant
• 3.1.3 GoAhead Software Instant Communications
• 3.1.4 GoAhead Software Modularity
• 3.1.5 Standard Building Blocks For GoAhead
• 3.1.6 Concurrent RedHawk Linux
• 3.1.7 Concurrent PowerWorks Linux Support
• 3.1.8 Concurrent iHawk Linux Strategy
• 3.1.9 Stratus
• 3.1.10 Stratus IPSG (IP Signaling Gateway)
• 3.1.11 Stratus IP Message Transfer
• 3.1.12 Stratus ® Intelligent Network Applications
• 3.1.13 Sun Netra
• 3.1.14 Sun Netra Intelligent Storage Platform
• 3.1.15 Motorola Advanced High Availability Services for Linux
• 3.1.16 Motorola High Availability Tight Integration Of Hardware And Software
• 3.1.17 Motorola Checkpoint Services
• 3.1.18 Motorola Hot Software Upgrade
• 3.1.19 Convergent Software
• 3.1.20 Convergent Software Internet Enabled Supply Chain Execution Solution for Manufacturing and Distribution
• 3.1.21 BEA Systems Carrier-Grade Service Delivery Platform
• 3.1.22 IBM WebSphere® MQ Mission Critical Transaction Messaging
• 3.1.23 IBM Messaging For Collaboration
• 3.1.24 IBM Portfolio of Small / Medium Business Software
• 3.1.25 IBM DB2 Express
• 3.1.26 IBM Enterprise Instant Messaging (IM)
• 3.1.27 IBM Next Generation Collaboration
• 3.1.28 Router Based Wirespeed Messaging
• 3.1.29 Cisco Wirespeed Messaging
• 3.1.30 Wirespeed Integration Engines
• 3.1.31 Kabira
• 3.1.32 Kabira Wirespeed Messaging Solution
• 3.1.33 Kabira Infrastructure And Solutions Built On The OMG Model
• 3.1.34 Kabira Vertical Solution Frameworks
• 3.1.35 Kabira Automatic Generation of Adapters
• 3.1.36 Kabira Parlay/OSA Architecture
• 3.1.37 Kabira Parlay/OSA Framework
• 3.1.38 Kabira Service Package
• 3.1.39 Kabira Data Implementations
• 3.1.40 Kabira OSA Gateway
• 3.1.41 Message Frameworks
• 3.1.42 Candle Framework For Message Services
• 3.1.43 IBM WebSphere MQ Integrator
• 3.1.44 MQ Integrator
• 3.1.45 IBM Infrastructure For Real- Time Network
• 3.1.46 Business Need
• 3.1.47 MQ Integrator Platforms
• 3.1.48 WebMethods B2Bi Solution Suite
• 3.1.49 WebMethods Security Initiatives
• 3.1.50 WebMethods
• 3.1.51 WebMethods Message Broker Benefits
• 3.1.52 TIBCO ActiveEnterprise™ For Telecommunications
• 3.1.53 WebMethods Open Security Standards Initiative
• 3.1.54 IBM XML
• 3.1.55 Altova XML Editing Tools
• 3.1.56 Oracle XML
• 3.1.57 Altova And Oracle Integration Of XML
• 3.1.58 TIBCO Extensibility™
• 3.1.59 Oracle XML Portal Metadata Repository
• 3.2 High Availability Servers for Telecommunications
• 3.2.1 IBM eServer BladeCenter
• 3.2.2 IBM eServer BladeCenter Modular Technology
• 3.2.3 IBM Blade Platform Integration For On Demand
• 3.2.4 IBM Director Management Console
• 3.2.5 IBM ™ BladeCenter Open architecture
• 3.2.6 Hewlett-Packard Company
• 3.2.7 Hewlett-Packard High Availability Operations (OSS/BSS)
• 3.2.8 Hewlett-Packard Mobile Operator Strategy
• 3.2.9 HP Mobile Applications Support
• 3.2.10 HP BCB and Telecom Solutions
• 3.2.11 HP Storage Area Network StorageWorks
• 3.2.12 HP ProLiant BL Features
• 3.2.13 Concurrent Computer Corporation
• 3.2.14 Concurrent iHawk® line of Intel/RedHawk® Linux® servers
• 3.2.15 Concurrent Products
• 3.2.16 Concurrent RedHawk
• 3.2.17 Concurrent iHawk Linux Strategy
• 3.2.18 Motorola AdvancedTCA
• 3.2.19 Motorola MXP Series: Multi-Service Packet Transport Pla tform
• 3.2.20 Stratus
• 3.2.21 The Stratus® ftServer Product Family
• 3.2.22 Stratus Continuum Server
• 3.2.23 Stratus Continuum
• 3.2.24 Stratus Continuum Servers
• 3.2.25 Convergent Technologies
• 3.2.26 Convergent Technologies Enterprise Realtime Systems
• 3.2.27 Convergent Technologies Web-Based Applications
• 3.2.28 Convergent Technologies Telecommunication and Wireless
• 3.2.29 Convergent Technologies Media and Video Broadcasting
• 3.2.30 Convergent Networks
• 3.2.31 Convergent Networks Cohesion™ Architecture
• 3.2.32 Continuous Computing General Availability
• 3.2.33 UTStarcom Suite Of Solutions
• 3.2.34 UTStarcom Softswitch and IP-based Switching Solutions
• 3.2.35 Sun Fire Blade Platform
• 3.2.36 Sun Secure Web Server

4. HIGH RELIABILITY / HIGH AVAILABILITY SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY

• 4.1 Modular Component-Style Architecture For Servers
• 4.2 InfiniBand
• 4.2.1 InfiniBand (IB) Fabric Topology
• 4.3 Intel Ultra -Low Voltage Processors
• 4.4 Blade Interconnect Technology
• 4.5 Open Specification For Blade Servers
• 4.6 Open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
• 4.7 Intel
• 4.8 Linux
• 4.8.1 Linux on the Mainframe
• 4.8.2 Robust Unix and Windows-Based Systems
• 4.8.3 Mainframe Economics
• 4.8.4 Linux Capabilities
• 4.9 WebServices
• 4.10 Autonomic Computing Attributes
• 4.10.1 Autonomic Computing Architecture Framework
• 4.10.2 IBM Grid Computing
• 4.11 Graphics
• 4.12 Packet Computing Resource Board (PCRB)
• 4.13 Packet Processor Resource Board (PPRB)
• 4.13.1 Packet Voice Resource Board
• 4.14 Evolution of Appliances
• 4.15 Java Servlets and Java Server Pages
• 4.16 Enterprise JavaBeans
• 4.17 Partitioning
• 4.17.1 Workload Consolidation Alternatives
• 4.17.2 Dynamic Partitioning
• 4.17.3 Hardware Partitioning
• 4.17.4 Virtual Partitions
• 4.17.5 Hard partitions
• 4.18 Storage Innovation
• 4.19 Carrier Grade Linux
• 4.20 SSL
• 4.21 Butterfly Grid Video Gamers Online

5. HIGH AVAILABILITY MIDDLEWARE AND SERVER TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY PROFILES

• 5.1 Adobe Systems
• 5.2 Altova
• 5.3 Arbortext
• 5.3.1 Arbortext Customers
• 5.4 BEA
• 5.4.1 BEA WebLogic
• 5.4.2 BEA Positioning
• 5.4.3 BEA Revenue
• 5.4.4 BEA Key Customers and Partners
• 5.4.5 BEA Momentum In Financial Services
• 5.5 Brocade
• 5.6 Candle
• 5.6.1 Candle Supports Building Application Infrastructure Iteratively
• 5.6.2 Candle Corporation PathWAITM Modular Suite
• 5.6.3 Candle PathWAI Solution Portfolio
• 5.6.4 Candle PathWAI Dashboard for WebSphere Infrastructure
• 5.7 Dell
• 5.7.1 Dell Revenue
• 5.7.2 Dell Regional Market Participation
• 5.7.3 Dell Blade Servers
• 5.7.4 Dell Blade Server Positioning
• 5.7.5 Blades Reduce Complexity In The Network
• 5.7.6 Server Management Through Remote Capabilities
• 5.7.7 Gigabit Ethernet As A Backplane Technology
• 5.8 Diversified Technology
• 5.9 Ensim
• 5.10 F5 Networks
• 5.11 Fiorano Software
• 5.11.1 Fiorano Tifosi
• 5.11.2 Message Content Routing Solution
• 5.12 Francisco Partners / Global eXchange Services (GXS)
• 5.12.1 Francisco Partners
• 5.12.2 Global eXchange Services
• 5.12.3 GXS / UCCnet Strategic Alliance
• 5.12.4 GXS Transaction Outsourcing
• 5.13 GoAhead
• 5.14 Hewlett Packard (HP)
• 5.14.1 Hewlett Packard Positioning
• 5.14.2 Blade Server Positioning
• 5.14.3 HP Blade Server Partner Program
• 5.14.4 Hewlett Packard / Compaq
• 5.15 IBM
• 5.15.1 IBM Revenue
• 5.15.2 IBM Manufacturing Outsourcing
• 5.15.3 IBM On-Demand Supply Chain
• 5.15.4 IBM Acquires Holosofx
• 5.15.5 IBM / PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting
• 5.15.6 IBM Acquires Rational Software
• 5.15.7 IBM Autonomic Computing Product Deployment Elements
• 5.16 InfiniCon Systems
• 5.17 Intel
• 5.18 IONA Technologies
• 5.18.1 Iona Revenue
• 5.18.2 Iona Customers
• 5.18.3 Iona Revenue
• 5.18.4 IONA Partnership Agreements
• 5.18.5 IONA Customers
• 5.18.6 IONA Products
• 5.18.7 IONA Acquires Integration from Software AG
• 5.19 ItemField
• 5.20 Kabira Technologies
• 5.20.1 Kabira Provisioning And Service Activation
• 5.20.2 Kabira Regional Market Presence
• 5.20.3 Kabira Customer Base
• 5.20.4 Kabira Partners With Siebel
• 5.20.5 Kabira Technologies Solutions
• 5.21 Microsoft
• 5.21.1 Microsoft.Net
• 5.21.2 Microsoft BizTalk Server
• 5.21.3 Microsoft Strengths and Challenges
• 5.22 Motorola Computer Group
• 5.23 OmniCluster
• 5.23.1 OmniCluster Technologies / Products
• 5.23.2 OmniCluster Technologies / Check Point’ Appliance SlotShield Firewall/VPN 3000
• 5.24 Red Hat
• 5.24.1 Red Hat WireSpeed
• 5.24.2 Red Hat Revenue
• 5.25 RLX Technologies
• 5.26 Solectron / Force Computers
• 5.27 Sun Microsystems
• 5.27.1 Sun Enterprise Systems Products
• 5.27.2 Sun Products
• 5.27.3 Sun Enterprise Systems Products
• 5.27.4 Sun Mid-Range Servers
• 5.27.5 Sun Workstations and Information Appliances
• 5.27.6 Sun Organizational Structure
• 5.27.7 Sun Business Strategy
• 5.28 TeraForce
• 5.28.1 TeraForce Technology
• 5.28.2 TeraForce Technology
• 5.29 Tatung Science and Technology Inc
• 5.30 Themis Computer
• 5.31 Tibco
• 5.31.1 Tibco / Praja Business Activity Monitoring Dashboard
• Acquisition
• 5.32 Vitria
• 5.32.1 Vitria Revenue
• 5.32.2 Vitria Customers
• 5.32.3 Vitria Healthcare Solutions
• 5.33 WebMethods
• 5.33.1 WebMethods Revenue
• 5.33.2 WebMethods Customer Base
• 5.33.3 Government WebMethods
• 5.34 WebEx Communications
• 5.35 Wind River