Strategic Opportunities: ATM Applications
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Solutions targeted to specific industry segments represent the strongest growth strategy for companies participating in ATM markets. ATM equipment and service configurations positioned to meet specific client needs are described in this study. End to end systems configuration are described. Services targeted to a range of industry segments are described; e.g. the 3000 distance learning programs and the 2000 telemedicine projects. The 10,000 ATM trial installations represent a springboard of market opportunity. Applications described in this study are those poised to trigger remarkable and sustained market growth for ATM equipment and services.
STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITIES:
ATM APPLICATIONS
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How will
campus network ATM applications evolve?
What
applications are pushing router replacement with ATM switches?
What
applications are a driving force for increased bandwidth to the desktop?
Are virtual
LANs the answer to workgroup sharing?
What does
ATM mean for the Internet?
EVOLVING MARKET OPPORTUNITIES
REPORT OUTLINE
executive summary
1. MARKET DEFINITION
1.1 Product applications
1.2 ATM packets
1.3 Cell adaptation
1.4. End to end ATM
1.5 Cable head-end
1.6 Spectrum of protocols
1.7 ATM application market drivers
1.8 Cost of ATM
2. MARKET FORECASTS Error!
2.1-LANS
2.2 Physicians
2.3 Distance learning
2.4 Transactions
2.5 Remittance processing
2.6 SNA internetworking
2.7 Internet access
2.8 Videoconferencing
2.9 Video advertising
2.10. Personal computers
3. APPLICATIONS DRIVING ATM IMPLEMENTATION
3.1 Solutions
3.2 LANE and VLANS
3.2.1 LAN
3.2.2 VLANS
3.2.3 Cost of ownership
3.2.4 Consolidated SNA and LAN interconnect network
3.2.5 Microsoft licenses Fore systems' LAN emulation client code for integration with Windows
3.2.6 WAN enhancements
3.2.7 Agile networks ATM at Hewlett-Packard 35
3.2.8 Telenordia selects Siemens-Newbridge for ATM network expansion 38
3.3 Wide Area Network 42
3.3.1 Northern Telecom and Bell Atlantic network integration team
3.3.2 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is Bell Atlantic ATM customer
3.3.3 FUJITSU initiatives
3.4 Value-added data packet services
3.4.1 Ameritech Packet
3.5 Team work sharing
3.6 Distance learning
3.6.1 Litton-Fibercom ATM multiplexer used on the North Carolina information highway
3.6.2 Bell Atlantic builds "virtual campus" at George Mason University
3.7.Telemedicine
3.7.1 Cardiac surgery
3.7.2 Medical education
3.7.3 Oklahoma telemedicine network
3.7.4 Reimbursement
3.7.5 Specialists
3.7.6 Dialysis
3.7.7 Medical image
3.7.8 Infrastructure
3.7.9 Medical imaging
3.7.10 Altering patterns of health care delivery
3.7.11 Teleradiology
3.7.12 Telepathology
3.7.13 Neuro-surgery
3.7.14 Health information
3.7.15 Diagnosis 127
3.7.16 Internet access 128
3.7.17 Medical libraries 128
3.7.18 Electronic patient
3.7.19 Host program 135
Shine, Suny, Pediatric oncology telemedicine
3.7.20 Western governors telemedicine effort 140
3.7.21 Preventative 141
3.7.22 Artificial intelligence
3.7.23 Language translation
3.7.24 Barriers to telemedicine
3.7.25 Economic impact
3.7.26 World Health Organization uses Fore
3.7.27 UB Networks hospital system
3.8 Desktop
3.9 Video parameters
3.10 Telecommunications
3.10.1 Fore systems / Teleport Communications
3.11 Video conferencing
3.11.1 Collaboration
3.11.2 Real-time problem solving
3.12 Internet
3.13 Shopping
3.14 Multimedia
3.15 ATM driving forces
3.16 Advertising
3.17 Billing systems
3.18 CD ROM delivery
3.19 Video arraignment
3.20 Entertainment
3.20.1 Sony Trans Com / Fore Systems
3.20.2 in-flight entertainment
3.20.3 Fore Systems / General Instrument
3.21 Financial services
3.22 Internet
3.22.1 Transport service
3.22.2 Structure
3.22.3 Financing
3.23 Manufacturing
3.23.1 Chrysler
4. TECHNOLOGY
4.1 Interoperability
4.1.1 fore atm Interoperability
4.1.2 Rigorous interoperability testing
4.1.3 ipsilon networks
4.1.4 ibm end to end
4.1.5 adaptec and cisco
4.2 Technology shelf
4.3 Java
4.3.1 ub networks
4.3.2 IBM
4.3.3 Sun
4.4 Middleware messaging
4.4.1 Integration in ATM switches
4.5 ATM adapters
COMPANY PROFILES
ADAPTEC
ADC
KENTROX
AGILE
NETWORKS
ATMNET
ALCATEL
AT&T
BAY
NETWORKS
CABLETRON
CASCADE
CISCO
3COM
CORPORATION
CROSSCOMM
DIGITAL
EQUIPMENT
DYNATECH/TTC
EFFICIENT
NETWORKS
FASTCOMM
COMMUNICATIONS
FORE
SYSTEMS
FUJITSU
GENERAL
DATACOMM
GENERAL
INSTRUMENT
HEWLETT-PACKARD
IBM
INTERPHASE
LANOPTICS
LUCENT
TECHNOLOGIES
MADGE
NETWORKS
MICROSOFT
NCR
NETSCAPE
NCUBE
NETWORK
EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
NEWBRIDGE
NETWORKS
NORTHERN
TELECOM LIMITED
ALL-OPTICAL
NETWORKING CONSORTIUM
PACIFIC
TELESIS
RSA
DATA SECURITY
SPRINT
SIEMENS
STRATACOM
SUN
MICROSYSTEMS
UB
NETWORKS
U.S.
ROBOTICS
WHITTAKER
WHITETREE
XYLAN
REPORT METHODOLOGY
This is the twelfth in a series of market forecasts of networking and
interoperability. The project
leaders have significant experience preparing industry studies.
Forecasts are based on primary research and proprietary data bases.
In-depth interviews are conducted with a broad range of key
participants and opinion leaders.
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
FORECASTS
1995-2000
LANS
Physicians
Distance
Learning
Transactions
Remittance
processing
SNA
Internetworking
Internet
access
Videoconferencing
Video
Advertising
Personal
computers
Driving
forces for ATM
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