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SUMMARY
This report presents data on cable modem services usage in the US business market, in both commercial and residential office locations. Five-year forecasts of spending and subscribers are included, as well as data on the propensity of users of T1 and DSL services to switch to cable, and their reasons for doing so. General trends in telecom priorities and investment are also discussed. With more than 40 million at home workers in the US today, it is not surprising that cable modems would actually be quite common, relatively speaking, in the US business market. In-Stat/MDR research shows that businesses of all sizes are taking advantage of the low prices and high bandwidth available from most cable modem service providers today. Though most business cable access is actually among telecommuters (reimbursed and un-reimbursed), the research also shows that businesses are using commercial-grade cable modem services as well. TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Executive Summary
- Methodology
- Forecasting Techniques
- Definitions
- Structured Research Sources
- BB03: Future Broadband Services Today!, 2003
- Vertical Representation: Future Broadband Services Today, 2003
- US Business Market Demographics
- Number of Firms
- Number of Employees
- Work Environments
- Employment by Primary Location, 2002-2007
- Number of Locations by Type, 2002-2007
- Remote Branch Offices in the US Business Market
- Telecom Trends
- Telecom Challenges
- Telecom Challenges by Size of Business
- Top Investment Priorities
- Top Investment Priorities by Size of Business
- Three Most Important Factors
- Three Most Important Factors by Size of Business
- Solutions Used
- In the Main Office
- Main Office Solutions by Size of Business
- In the Branch Office
- Branch Office Solutions by Size of Business
- DSL Usage
- DSL Usage by Size of Business
- Satisfaction with DSL
- Satisfaction with DSL by Size of Business
- Switching from DSL to?
- Switching from DSL by Size of Business
- Reasons for Switching from DSL
- Reasons for Switching from DSL by Line Type
- Reasons for Switching from DSL by Size of Business
- Forecasts
- DSL Subscribers
- DSL Services Expenditures
- Conclusion
List of Tables- Table 1. Number of Firms - US Business Market, 2002-2007
- Table 2. Number of Employees (EMP) - US Business Market, 2002-2007
- Table 3. Employment (EMP) by Primary Location - US Business Market, 2002-2007
- Table 4. Number of Remote and Mobile Workers (RAM) - US Business Market, 2002-2007
- Table 5. Number of Telecommuters (TCM) - US Business Market, 2002-2007
- Table 6. Number of Internet-Accessing Telecommuters (IAT) - US Business Market, 2002-2007
- Table 7. Number of Locations - US Businesses, 2002-2007
- Table 8. Top Telecom Challenges/Issues by Size of Business - US Businesses, 2003
- Table 9. Top Telecom Investment Priorities by Size of Business - US Businesses, 2003
- Table 10. Top Three Factors in the Purchase of Data or Broadband Services by Size of Business - US Businesses, 2003
- Table 11. Telecom Solutions Currently in Use in Main Offices by Size of Business - US Businesses, 2003
- Table 12. Telecom Solutions Planning to Use Within 12 Months in Main Offices by Size of Business - US Businesses, 2003
- Table 13. Telecom Solutions Used in Branch Offices by Size of Business - Small, Mid-sized, & Enterprise Business, 2003
- Table 14. Telecom Solutions Planning to Use Within 12 Months in Branch Offices by Size of Business - Small, Mid-sized, & Enterprise Business, 2003
- Table 15. Intentions of Switching from DSL to Other Services by Size of Business - US Businesses, 2003
- Table 16. Primary Reasons for Switching from DSL by Service - Small, Mid-sized, and Enterprise Businesses, 2003
- Table 17. Intentions of Switching from T1 to Alternative by Size of Business - Small, Mid-sized, & Enterprise Business, 2003
- Table 18. Primary Reason for Replacing T1 with an Alternative - US Businesses, 2003 (Unweighted)
- Table 19. Cable Subscribers - US Businesses, 2002-2007
- Table 20. Cable Modem Services Expenditures - US Businesses, 2002-2007
List of Figures- Figure 1. Cable Subscribers (in Millions) - US Businesses, 2002-2007
- Figure 2. Sample Demographics: Vertical Industry (% of Firms) - US Businesses, 2003 (Unweighted)
- Figure 3. Employment by Primary Location - US Business Market, 2003
- Figure 4. Top Telecom Challenges/Issues - US Businesses, 2003
- Figure 5. Top Telecom Investment Priorities - US Businesses, 2003
- Figure 6. Top Three Factors in the Purchase of Data or Broadband Services - US Businesses, 2003
- Figure 7. Telecom Solutions Used in Main Offices - US Businesses, 2003
- Figure 8. Telecom Solutions Used in Branch Offices - Small, Mid-sized, & Enterprise Business, 2003
- Figure 9. Intentions of Switching from DSL to Other Services - US Businesses, 2003
- Figure 10. Primary Reasons for Replacing DSL Lines with Cable - US Businesses, 2003 (Unweighted)
- Figure 11. Intentions of Switching from T1 to Alternative - Small, Mid-sized, & Enterprise Business, 2003
- Figure 12. Primary Reason for Replacing T1 with Cable - US Businesses, 2003 (Unweighted)
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