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Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Expenditures

Product Type: Market Research Report

Publication Date: Mar 14, 2005

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SUMMARY

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Product
Purchasesby Category, 2002-2009

Worldwide wireless infrastructure expenditure currently is estimated at $177.5 billion for 2004. Expected to expand at an AAGR (average annual growth rate) of 2.5%, this market will reach $201.4 billion by 2009.
The two largest segments in the market are WAN hardware and end-user devices. WAN hardware will see an AAGR of 1.8% as carriers move to 3G technology and start to ship more video transmissions over their networks. End-user devices account for more than half the revenue generated and represent an area of intense innovation.
The fastest growing segment is WLANs that just now are entering the rapid ramp-up phase, a trend underscored by growing interest in home networking.

INTRODUCTION

The communications industry has been changing during the past few years, and quite dramatically. As a result, wireless communication continue to be a hot area for telecom suppliers. Because they offer users a number of benefits, demand for these services, from businesses as well consumers, continues to rise. Carriers are deploying new cellular services, such as text-based messaging and video. The ongoing rise in demand for wireless communication services leads to a corresponding increase in demand for wireless infrastructure.

Equipment providers have responded to these changes with a host of new products, including base stations, operational software and network switches. Also, consumer manufacturers have been building new video phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs) and laptop computer extensions.

This BCC report examines all of the equipment needed to make these services thrive, from carrier base stations to next-generation phones. The study analyzes and forecasts market trends in each emerging technology and application, including specific products and end-user segments. Long-term economic, business, regulatory, environmental and other macro issues raised by these trends also are analyzed. The report further delineates immediate and long-term commercial opportunities for vendors interested in servicing the wireless market segment.

SCOPE OF STUDY

The report contains:

Coverage of key product segments, including spending on wireless infrastructure equipment for a variety of services
Examination of factors fueling growth in wireless local area networks (LANs)
Examination of the software carriers needed to operate wireless networks
Explanations of the various technologies used and easy-to-follow discussions of the level of maturity of the different technologies
Descriptions of steps that must be taken so use of these products and services can become more common
Sales forecasts and projections through 2009 for the number of individuals using the services, revenues they generate and anticipated growth rates.

METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES

Preparation of this report involved in-depth study and critical analysis of published data from a wide variety of government and private sources. Industry projections have been made by BCC based on original studies of economic, social, and demographic information, as well as on critical examination of projections by industry analysts and those found in public sources. Information included in the report comes from primary BCC research, input from key suppliers in the various market segments, and government reports from organizations such as the U.S. Census Bureau and Small Business Administration.

INTRODUCTION

STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE STUDY
SCOPE
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
ANALYST CREDENTIALS
RELATED BCC REPORTS
BCC ON-LINE SERVICES
DISCLAIMER

SUMMARY

Summary Table:
WORLDWIDE WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCT PURCHASES BY CATEGORY, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Summary Figure:
WORLDWIDE WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCT PURCHASES BY CATEGORY, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW

Figure 1 WIRELESS USAGE PATTERNS

THE WIRELESS BOONDOGGLE

Table 1 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

WIRELESS WANS

WIRELESS WANS (CONTINUED)
WIRELESS WAN DEFINITION
WWAN VENDORS

Top Wireless WAN Equipment Suppliers

Figure 2 TOP WIRELESS WAN EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS, 2004 ($ BILLIONS)

Alcatel
Avici
Cisco
Ericsson
Fujitsu
Juniper Networks
Lucent Technologies
Motorola
Nokia
Nortel Networks
Siemens AG

WIRELESS WAN HARDWARE CONSIDERATIONS

Coping with Interference Problems
Cellular System Architecture

Cells
Cluster
Frequency Reuse
Cell Splitting
Handoff

Mobile System Components

The Base Station
Base Controller
Core Switch
Telecommunications Network

Wireless WAN Network Limitations

Security
Performance
Application Persistence
Roaming
Standard Off-the-Shelf Applications
Centralized Management and Efficient Use of IT Resources

THREE-AND-A-HALF GENERATIONS OF WIRELESS CONNECTIONS

THE FIRST GENERATION: ANALOG CIRCUIT-SWITCHED CELLULAR

ADVANCED MOBILE PHONE SERVICE

Stability of the Network
Payment Structure

AMPS Limitations

SECOND-GENERATION TECHNOLOGY: DIGITAL SYSTEMS EMERGE

TIME DIVISION MULTIPLE ACCESS

Table 2 AMPS/TDMA FEATURE COMPARISON

Strengths
Weaknesses

CELLULAR DIGITAL PACKET DATA

Strengths
Weaknesses
Worldwide Deployment

GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS

Data Applications for GSM

Short Messaging Service
Circuit-Switched Data

Higher Speed Option Needed
GSMs Strengths
GSMs Weakness
GSM Evolution

THE TWO-AND-A-HALF MOVEMENT LAYS THE FOUNDATION FOR A GENERATION OF HIGH-SPEED DATA SERVICES

GENERAL PACKET RADIO SERVICE

Strengths
Weaknesses
Migrating from GSM to GPRS
Carrier Deployments

Cingular Wireless
T-Mobile International AG & Co.
Vodafone

Equipment Sales

Table 3 GPRS EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 3 WORLDWIDE GPRS REVENUE, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Base Station Controller and Subsystem Suppliers

Figure 4 TOP BASE STATION CONTROLLER AND SUBSYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Ericsson
Nokia
Siemens

Core Switch Market Leaders

Figure 5 GPRS CORE SWITCH MARKET LEADERS, 2004 (%)

Alcatel
Avici
Cisco

BPX 86000
BPX 8620

Juniper Networks

EDGE

Edge Deployments
Code Division Multiple Access

Code Division Multiple Access (Continued)

Data over CDMA

Strengths
Weaknesses

CDMA Equipment Sales

Table 4 CDMA EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 6 WORLDWIDE CDMA EQUIPMENT PURCHASES, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

CDMA Equipment Suppliers

Figure 7 TOP CDMA BASE STATION CONTROLLER AND BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 8 CDMA CORE ROUTER MARKET LEADERS, 2004 (%)

THIRD-GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES

WIDEBAND CDMA

Carrier Deployments

NTT DoCoMo
Hutchison Whampoa

W-CDMA Equipment Sales

Table 5 W-CDMA EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 9 WORLDWIDE W-CDMA EQUIPMENT PURCHASES, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Base Station Controller and Base Station Subsystem Suppliers

Figure 10 W-CDMA BASE STATION CONTROLLER AND BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Nortel Networks
Lucent

W-CDMA Controller
CDMA Base Station Subsystem

Siemens

Core System Suppliers

Figure 11 LEADING W-CDMA CORE SYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Core System Deployments

CDMA2000 1xEV-DO

Carrier Plans
CDMA 1xEV-DO Equipment Sales

Table 6 WORLDWIDE CDMA 1xEV-DO EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 12 WORLDWIDE CDMA 1xEV-DO EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)

CDMA 1xEV-DO Equipment Suppliers

Figure 13 CDMA 1xEV-DO BASE STATION CONTROLLER AND BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 14 TOP CDMA 1xEV-DO CORE SYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Nortel CDMA

Location-Based Services

NEXT-GENERATION WWAN HARDWARE

WWAN Hardware Architectures

WWAN Hardware Architectures (Continued)

LAST-MILE ALTERNATIVES

SATELLITES ARE NOTHING NEW

SATELLITE EQUIPMENT SALES

Figure 15 WORLDWIDE SATELLITE SERVICE USER BASE, 2003-2009 (NUMBER OF USERS)
Table 7 WORLDWIDE REVENUE FROM SATELLITE SERVICES THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

SATELLITE PRODUCTS

DirectWay
Starband Communications
WildBlue

CABLE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

HOW CABLE MODEMS WORK
CABLE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE PROVIDERS

Adelphia
Cox Communications
Comcast Communications

WIRELESS CABLE

Table 8 WIRELESS CABLE SPECTRUM IN THE 2.1-GHz TO 2.7-GHz BAND

Wireless Cable Modem Access Networks

VoIP

Challenges to Deploying VoIP

Scalability
Interoperability
Management Functions
Convenience
Standards
Reliability
Quality
Latency

TWO-WAY WIRELESS CABLE MODEM SERVICES

Two-Way Wireless Cable Modem Services (Continued)

Figure 16 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS CABLE MODEM SUBSCRIBERS, 2003-2009 (NUMBER OF USERS)
Table 9 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS CABLE MODEM REVENUE AND PRICING, THROUGH 2009

WIRELESS CABLE MODEM SUPPLIERS

Toshiba
Vyyo

WI-MAX

WI-MAX EQUIPMENT REVENUE TO GROW

Table 10 WORLDWIDE WI-MAX REVENUE AND PRICING, THROUGH 2009

WI-MAX PRODUCTS

Airspan Networks
Proxim

WIRELESS LAN TAKES OFF

HOT SPOTS CATCH FIRE

Hot Spots Catch Fire (Continued)

Figure 17 WORLDWIDE HOT SPOT DEPLOYMENTS, 2003-2009 (NUMBER)

HOT-SPOT SUPPLIERS

Boingo
T-Mobile
Wayport, Inc.

WLAN CHALLENGES

IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN Standards

802.11a

802.11a (Continued)

Another Standard Emerges - 802.11g

Another Standard Emerges - 802.11g (Continued)
802.11g Performance Issues

Table 11 WLAN DEPLOYMENT SHIFT TO 802.11g, THROUGH 2009 (MILLION UNITS)
Figure 18 WLAN REVENUE BY DEVICE TYPE, 2004 (%)
Figure 18 (CONTINUED)

WLAN PRICING TRENDS

Figure 19 WLAN PER-PORT PRICING TRENDS, 2003-2005 ($)
Figure 19 (CONTINUED)

WIRELESS LAN SHORTCOMINGS

WLAN Security Holes

WLAN Security Holes (Continued)
WLAN Security Holes (Continued)
Steps to Improve Network Security

Administrators Password
SSID
MAC Addresses
Encryption

Bandwidth Vulnerability

WIRELESS LAN COMPETITION

The Home Phoneline Networking Alliance
The HomePlug Powerline Alliance

WLAN VENDORS

Table 12 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS LAN INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2009 (MILLION UNITS)
Table 13 WORLDWIDE WLAN REVENUE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 20 WLAN MARKET LEADERS (%)

2Wire
Buffalo Technology

Buffalo AirStation

Cisco
Aironet
Linksys

Linksys 54M Product
Linksys WRT54G

NETGEAR

NETGEAR WG602

Proxim Corp.

ORiNOCO

SMC Networks

EZ Networking Line
SMC2804WBR

Symbol Technologies

WIRELESS END-USER DEVICES

Table 14 WIRELESS END-USER DEVICE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2009 (MILLION UNITS)

PDAS

Figure 21 WORLDWIDE PDA SHIPMENTS, 2003-2009 (MILLION UNITS)

FEATURE SETS IMPROVING

Compact Flash
Research in Motion

PDA REVENUE GROWTH SLOWS

Figure 22 WORLDWIDE PDA PRICING, 2003-2009 ($)
Table 15 WORLDWIDE PDA REVENUE BY MODEL TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

UPGRADE ITEMS

Table 16 WORLDWIDE PDA DEVICE ACCESSORY REVENUE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

Upgrade Items (Continued)

SYNCHRONIZATION
PALM VS. POCKET PC
PDA VENDORS

Figure 23 LEADING PDA SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 23 (CONTINUED)

ASUSTeK Computer
Casio Computer Co.

Cassipeia Pocket Manager BE-300

Dell
Hewlett-Packard
Palm One

Zire
Tungsten
Treo

Research In Motion
Sharp

Zaurus

Sony

Clie-PEG UX 50

Toshiba

Pocket PC E400

CELL PHONES

Table 17 WORLDWIDE CELL-PHONE REVENUE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 24 CELL-PHONE SHIPMENTS, 2003-2009 (MILLION UNITS)

MARKET DYNAMICS
LOW-END CELL PHONES
THE OPERATING SYSTEM BATTLE

The Operating System Battle (Continued)

PHONE SUPPLIERS

Figure 25 LEADING CELL-PHONE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 25 (CONTINUED)

Ericsson
Kyocera

Kyocera Kx414
Kyocera 7135

Nokia

Nokia 3300
Nokia 7610
Nokia 8890
Nokia 8910

Motorola

Motorola V60
Motorola T720
Motorola V810

Psion Group, plc

Psion Teklogix
Psion Digital

Samsung

Samsung SPH-A600
Samsung SPH-5100

Symbian

Symbian OS 8.0

NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS

Table 18 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS NOTEBOOK MARKET, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 26 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS NOTEBOOK PRICING TRENDS, 2002-2009 (DOLLARS)

NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS (CONTINUED)
LOCKING DOWN THE LAPTOP

Table 19 MAJOR REASONS FOR LOST LAPTOPS, 2003 AND 2004

Locking Down the Laptop (Continued)
Physical Security Products
Alarm Systems
Biometric Packages

Table 20 MAJOR BIOMETRIC SYSTEM MARKET SHARES, 2004 (%)

The Disadvantages of Biometric Systems

Personal Initiatives - The Best Security
Vendors Install Security Features

NOTEBOOK SUPPLIERS

Figure 27 WORLDWIDE LEADING NOTEBOOK SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Dell Computer
Gateway

Gateway M405XL

Hewlett-Packard
IBM
Sony

VAIO

Toshiba

Tecra M2

THE CHANGING NATURE OF BUSINESS SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

THE CHANGING NATURE OF BUSINESS SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

Table 21 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS BUSINESS SOFTWARE REVENUE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 28 CHURN RATES, 2003-2008 (PER 1,000 CUSTOMERS)

COMPETITION STRAINS BILLING SYSTEMS

Table 22 TOP-PRIORITY BUSINESS SYSTEM INTEGRATION PROJECTS (%)

WEB AUTOMATION
INTER-APPLICATION COMMUNICATION

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF WEB TECHNOLOGY
THE FOCUS ON CUSTOMER SERVICE

UTILIZING THE INTERNET

Utilizing the Internet (Continued)

BUSINESS SOFTWARE MARKET LEADERS

Figure 29 LEADING BUSINESS SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 29 (CONTINUED)

ACE
AMDOCS
CONNEXN TECHNOLOGIES
CONVERGYS
CSG SYSTEMS

Customer-Care and Account Management
Web Self Care

INTEC TELECOM SYSTEMS
LIGHTBRIDGE

Retail Management System
Point of Purchase System
Mobile Data Manager
Customer Acquisition System

MANTAS

Network Assurance
Revenue Assurance

NARUS

Narus Convergent Mediation Technology
MobileSight

ORACLE
PEOPLESOFT

Peoplesoft (Continued)

SAP
SIEBEL SYSTEMS
THE MANAGEMENT NETWORK GROUP

The Management Network Group (Continued)

SECURITY PRODUCTS

Table 23 WIRELESS CARRIER SECURITY PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)

VIRUS PROTECTION PROGRAMS

Table 24 WIRELESS USE OF VIRUS-SCANNING SOFTWARE, THROUGH 2009
Figure 30 ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE PRICING TRENDS, 2002-2009 (PRICE ($))

SELECTING THE RIGHT SECURITY OPTION

User Responsibility
IT Responsibility
Carrier Security Policies
The Virus Threat

Figure 31 USER-REPORTED VIRUSES, 2003 (%)
Table 25 FREQUENCY OF VIRUS ATTACKS PER YEAR, 2003 (%)

HACKERS AIM FOR HANDHELD SYSTEMS
VIRUS-SCANNING SOFTWARE COMPANIES

Figure 32 LEADING ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Kaspersky Labs
Network Associates
Sophos
Panda Software
Symantec

FIREWALLS

Table 26 WORLDWIDE MARKET FOR PERSONAL FIREWALLS FOR WIRELESS USERS, THROUGH 2009

SECURING THE PERIMETER

Securing the Perimeter (Continued)
Securing the Perimeter (Continued)

FIREWALL SUPPLIERS

Figure 33 LEADING PERSONAL FIREWALL MARKET SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Check Point Software Technologies
Cisco Systems
Internet Security Systems
InfoExpress
Network-1 Security Solutions
Network Associates
Symantec
Zone Labs

VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORKS

Table 27 VPN MARKET FOR WIRELESS USERS, THROUGH 2009

HOW THE VPN FUNCTIONS

IPSec Standard
Single-Key vs. Public-Key Encryption

CORPORATE ISSUES TO CONSIDER WHEN DEPLOYING VPN SERVICES

Corporate Issues to Consider When·Continued)

HARDWARE VS. SOFTWARE VPNS

VPN Hardware Reliability

VPN EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS

Figure 34 LEADING VPN SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Asita Technologies
Avaya
Check Point Software Technologies
Cisco Systems
Eicon Networks
Enterasys Networks
eSoft
Intrusion
Multitech
Network Associates
Netopia
Juniper Networks
Nokia
Nortel
Novell
SafeNet
ServGate
Sonicwall
V-One
Watchguard Technologies

SECURITY SCANNERS

Table 28 WORLDWIDE SECURITY SCANNER MARKET FOR WIRELESS USERS, THROUGH 2009

ISSUES TO CONSIDER WHEN INSTALLING SECURITY SCANNERS
SECURITY SCANNER VENDORS

Figure 35 LEADING SECURITY SCANNER SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Cisco Systems
Computer Associates International
eEye
Harris
Internet Security Systems
NetIQ

SECURITY SUITES

Table 29 WIRELESS SECURITY SUITE MARKET, THROUGH 2009

SECURITY SUITES (CONTINUED)
WHAT DO THE SUITES OFFER?
SECURITY SUITE VENDORS

Figure 36 LEADING SECURITY SUITE SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Check Point Software Technologies
Cisco Systems
Computer Associates International
Internet Security Systems
Network Associates
Symantec

APPENDIX

TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACRONYMS

TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACRONYMS (CONTINUED)
TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACRONYMS (CONTINUED)
TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACRONYMS (CONTINUED)

LIST OF TABLES

Summary Table:
WORLDWIDE WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCT PURCHASES BY CATEGORY, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 1 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 2 AMPS/TDMA FEATURE COMPARISON
Table 3 GPRS EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 4 CDMA EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 5 W-CDMA EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 6 WORLDWIDE CDMA 1xEV-DO EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 7 WORLDWIDE REVENUE FROM SATELLITE SERVICES THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 8 WIRELESS CABLE SPECTRUM IN THE 2.1-GHz TO 2.7-GHz BAND
Table 9 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS CABLE MODEM REVENUE AND PRICING, THROUGH 2009
Table 10 WORLDWIDE WI-MAX REVENUE AND PRICING, THROUGH 2009
Table 11 WLAN DEPLOYMENT SHIFT TO 802.11g, THROUGH 2009 (MILLIONS OF UNITS)
Table 12 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS LAN INSTALLATIONS, THROUGH 2009 (MILLIONS OF UNITS)
Table 13 WORLDWIDE WLAN REVENUE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 14 WIRELESS END-USER DEVICE SHIPMENTS, THROUGH 2009 (MILLIONS OF UNITS)
Table 15 WORLDWIDE PDA REVENUE BY MODEL TYPE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 16 WORLDWIDE PDA DEVICE ACCESSORY REVENUE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 17 WORLDWIDE CELL-PHONE REVENUE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 18 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS NOTEBOOK MARKET, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 19 MAJOR REASONS FOR LOST LAPTOPS, 2003 AND 2004
Table 20 MAJOR BIOMETRIC SYSTEM MARKET SHARES, 2004 (%)
Table 21 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS BUSINESS SOFTWARE REVENUE, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 22 TOP-PRIORITY BUSINESS SYSTEM INTEGRATION PROJECTS (%)
Table 23 WIRELESS CARRIER SECURITY PRODUCT PURCHASES, THROUGH 2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Table 24 WIRELESS USE OF VIRUS-SCANNING SOFTWARE, THROUGH 2009
Table 25 FREQUENCY OF VIRUS ATTACKS PER YEAR, 2003 (%)
Table 26 WORLDWIDE MARKET FOR PERSONAL FIREWALLS FOR WIRELESS USERS, THROUGH 2009
Table 27 VPN MARKET FOR WIRELESS USERS, THROUGH 2009
Table 28 WORLDWIDE SECURITY SCANNER MARKET FOR WIRELESS USERS, THROUGH 2009
Table 29 WIRELESS SECURITY SUITE MARKET, THROUGH 2009

LIST OF FIGURES

Summary Figure:
WORLDWIDE WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCT PURCHASES BY CATEGORY, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 1 WIRELESS USAGE PATTERNS
Figure 2 TOP WIRELESS WAN EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS, 2004 ($ BILLIONS)
Figure 3 WORLDWIDE GPRS REVENUE, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 4 TOP BASE STATION CONTROLLER AND SUBSYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 5 GPRS CORE SWITCH MARKET LEADERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 6 WORLDWIDE CDMA EQUIPMENT PURCHASES, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 7 TOP CDMA BASE STATION CONTROLLER AND BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 8 CDMA CORE ROUTER MARKET LEADERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 9 WORLDWIDE W-CDMA EQUIPMENT PURCHASES, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 10 W-CDMA BASE STATION CONTROLLER AND BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004
Figure 11 LEADING W-CDMA CORE SYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 12 WORLDWIDE CDMA 1xEV-DO EQUIPMENT PRODUCT PURCHASES, 2002-2009 ($ MILLIONS)
Figure 13 CDMA 1xEV-DO BASE STATION CONTROLLER AND BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 14 TOP CDMA 1xEV-DO CORE SYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 15 WORLDWIDE SATELLITE SERVICE USER BASE, 2003-2009 (NUMBER OF USERS)
Figure 16 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS CABLE MODEM SUBSCRIBERS, 2003-2009 (NUMBER OF USERS)
Figure 17 WORLDWIDE HOT SPOT DEPLOYMENTS, 2003-2009 (NUMBER)
Figure 18 WLAN REVENUE BY DEVICE TYPE, 2004
Figure 19 WLAN PER-PORT PRICING TRENDS, 2003-2005 ($)
Figure 20 WLAN MARKET LEADERS (%)
Figure 21 WORLDWIDE PDA SHIPMENTS, 2003-2009 (MILLION UNITS)
Figure 22 WORLDWIDE PDA PRICING, 2003-2009 ($)
Figure 23 LEADING PDA SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 24 CELL-PHONE SHIPMENTS, 2003-2009 (MILLION UNITS)
Figure 25 LEADING CELL-PHONE SUPPLIERS, 2004 ($)
Figure 26 WORLDWIDE WIRELESS NOTEBOOK PRICING TRENDS, 2002-2009 (DOLLARS)
Figure 27 WORLDWIDE LEADING NOTEBOOK SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 28 CHURN RATES, 2003-2008 (PER 1,000 CUSTOMERS)
Figure 29 LEADING BUSINESS SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 30 ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE PRICING TRENDS, 2002-2009 (PRICE ($))
Figure 31 USER-REPORTED VIRUSES, 2003 (%)
Figure 32 LEADING ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (PERCENT (%))
Figure 33 LEADING PERSONAL FIREWALL MARKET SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 34 LEADING VPN SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 35 LEADING SECURITY SCANNER SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)
Figure 36 LEADING SECURITY SUITE SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS, 2004 (%)

Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Expenditures

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Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Expenditures

SUMMARY

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure ProductPurchasesby Category, 2002-2009

INTRODUCTION

SCOPE OF STUDY

METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIST OF TABLES

LIST OF FIGURES

Worldwide Wireless Infrastructure Product
Purchasesby Category, 2002-2009