Paging Equipment & Services:
Driving Applications For Internet, Electronic Commerce, & Other Forecasts of U.S. and Global Markets to 2001
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Paging was supposed to go away. Instead subscriber markets are growing at 24% per year overall, explosively at 45% per year in some parts of the world. Why? Both business and consumer markets benefit from easy to use, low cost, easy to carry, functional units. Paging has central appeal at the low end of the user base because of low cost and at the high end because of convenience.
The Internet and electronic commerce promise to impact paging markets. Data markets are emerging. Data applications for paging range from intelligent computers that automatically notify the service department of problems to automobile roadside sensors that send information about driving conditions ahead. Health care applications for paging range from physician and hospital clinician communications to respiratory, cardiac, and diabetes patient monitoring. Many industry specific paging solutions have evolved.
PAGING
Equipment & Services
Driving Applications for Internet, Electronic Commerce, & Other
Forecasts of U.S. and Global Markets to 2001
Paging markets support both voice and data mobile
communications in a low cost manner. Paging
provides low cost access to landline telecommunicaitons for mobile workers.
Paging supports wireless data transfer in a secure manner.
Paging is positioned to support transmission of transaction data for
electronic commerce.
Market
growth from paging is a result fo the following factors:
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A continuing shift towards a service-based economy
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Increasing mobility of workers and the population
at large
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Increasing awareness of the benefits of mobile
communications among companies and the population at large
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The relatively high cost of two-way mobile
communications, such as cellular telephone services
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Introduction of new or enhanced paging services,
including nationwide paging capability
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Continuing improvrments in the performance of
paging equipment
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Significant price/performance improvements in
paging services
· Growth of paging markets is occurring as the technology is positioned as providing mobile workers with low cost access to landline telecommunications
· Paging transmission of data has been stimulated by use of the Internet to transmit e-mail
The Study Addresses:
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Market
strategies for participating in evolving voice and data paging market segments
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Strategic
positioning of paging equipment providers
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Market
directions and strategic market alliances
·
Risk/reward
scenarios -- access to existing customer bases
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Strategies
for success
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COMPANIES
PROFILED
AIRTOUCH
ALCATEL
AMERICAN
PAGING
ARCH
COMMUNICATIONS GROUP
BEIJING
SPIDER NETWORK SYSTEMS INTEGRATED LTD.
BEEPER
COMMUNICATIONS
BEIJING
TIAN WEI
BELL
ATLANTIC PAGING
BROADVISION
BROOKTROUT
TECHNOLOGY
CELLNET
CIRRUS
LOGIC
CONDUCTUS
DIALOGIC
DIGITAL
LINK
ERICSSON
GLENAYRE
TECHNOLOGIES
HARRIS
& JEFFRIES
IBM
/ LOTUS
INFOTEK
KUNMING
HANGKE COMMUNICATION
LOGIPHONE
GROUP
LUCENT
MITSUBISHI
MOTOROLA
MOBILEONE
NEC
AMERICA
NETCENTRIC
NOKIA
NORTEL
NTT
DOCOMO GROUP
OMNIPOINT
OPENPORT
PACIFIC
BELL MOBILE
PAGENET
PHILIPS
RACOM
PRODUCTS
RADIOSPOOR
REAL
TIME STRATEGIES, (RTS)
REDSTONE
NETWORK SERVICES
SAMSUNG
SIEMENS
SPEC
SHANGHAI
SHENG XIN
SYMONTEC
SWISSPHONE
TELECOM
TATA
TECNOMEN
TELEDATA
TELE
DANMARK MOBIL A/S
TELEFÓNICA
MÓVILES
TELEPHONE
AND DATA SYSTEMS
TRIPLE
P TELEMATICS
UNWIRED
PLANET
W.L.
PRITCHARD
WIND
RIVER SYSTEMS
XPEDITE
REPORT OUTLINE
executive summary
1. MARKET DEFINITION
Overview
Paging access
Impact of Internet
Wireless market penetration
Impact of broadband
Market driven solutions
Technology
Arch Communications group
Marketing
2. MARKET FORECASTS
The market pyramid
Cellular
U.S.
Latin America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Internet paging
Small businesses
Large business
Market shares
3. PAGING PRODUCTS
OVERVIEW
PAGERS
Motorola one way paging
Motorola two way paging
NEC9000-d3
Philips
Nexus Telecommunications
Glenayre Technologies
BASE STATIONS
Motorola
Nokia
Glenayre
Tecnomen
PROTOCOL CONVERSION
Unipage / Motorola
Ericsson
Tecnomen
Glenayre
Real Time Strategies
Conductus
Tecnomen
SERVICES
Pagenet
Arch
Airtouch
American Paging
Nokia/Pacific Bell mobile services
Skytel
Brazil
Kuwait
Singtel
Lucent Technologies
Portuguese PTT
Italian PTT
4. PAGING TECHNOLOGY
Networks
Two way paging
Protocols
Transmitter control
Analog trunk protocols
The tap digital input protocol
Telocator data protocol (tdp)
Inter-system and intra-system protocols
Gateways
Tnpp industry standard
Tnpp protocol
Telocator interswitch paging protocol (TIPP)
Pocsag
Glenayre data link module (DLM)
Spectrum ericsson dlh protocol
Motorola golay format
Mark iv/v/vi formats
Swedish mbs format
Radio data system (rds) format
European radio message standard (ERMES) Format
5. PAGING COMPANY PROFILES
6. PAGING MARKETING STRATEGIES
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE
Modular value added products
Language interfaces
Range of models
Brand advantage
Global logistics
Internet messaging
Internet fax services
Nokia
7. Data applications
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
FORECASTS
1996-2001
Equipment
Market Shares for 1996
Services
Market Shares for 1996
U.S.
Markets
Global
Markets
Shipments
in Millions of Dollars
2. MARKET FORECASTS
Market opportunities
Market growth factors
Market description
Remote Access
Work from home markets
Cellular
Internet subscribers
Wireless Fax
Paging market forecasts
Base station market forecasts
Paging subscriber market forecasts
Factors contributing to growth
Nokia installations for paging
3. PAGING PRODUCTS
Motorola paging features
Philips paging features
Nokia nmt 450/900 base stations
Glenayre paging products
4. PAGING TECHNOLOGY
Two way pager response types
Selected paging protocol groups and functions
Special paging services
TAP protocol phases
REPORT METHODOLO7GY
This is the twenty-third in a series of market forecasts of Internet data communications, telecommunications, and information services. 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 in the
market.
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