Managed Services and the Next-Generation Network: Industry Research Report

Managed Services and the Next-Generation Network

Published Date: June 2009

Published By: IDC

Page Count: 11

Order Code: R104-39484

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IDC Opinion
In This Study
Situation Overview
Introduction
Information and Communication Challenges
High Capex
Scalability
Flexibility
Upgrading Legacy Systems
Security
Limited Resources
Service Standard
Investing to Save
Positioning Next-Generation Telecommunications
Benefits of Using Next-Generation Telecommunications Services
Lower Cost and Capital Investment
More Resources for Strategic Projects
Security Issues Grow with Complexity
Acquiring Technologies for Business Transformation (Migrating Out of Legacy Systems)
Ease of Deployment
Variable Licensing Expense
Reduction in Up-Front Investment
Reduction in Capex
Scalability
Less Downtime
Considerations in Adopting Next-Generation Telecommunications Services
Security
Performance and Availability
Integration with In-House IT Infrastructure
Elasticity
Vendor Flexibility and Track Record
Future Outlook
Essential Guidance
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