E-STRATEGIES AND TRENDS

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E-STRATEGIES & TRENDS

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  • Luxury Rewards Evoke Consumer Guilt
  • The Need for Voice over Packet to Result in Silicon Racket
  • Java to overtake C/C++ in 2002
  • High-Speed Internet At Home Helps Students Excel SBC Communications Survey Shows
  • Britons to Send 1 Billion Text Messages in August
  • Wavelength Services Revenue Is Set to Increase Sharply
  • Wireless Gaming Taking Off Around The World
  • Market for CRM Applications Goes Worldwide
  • Study Finds Escalating Trends Toward Internet Usage at Work
  • European Cellular Revenues Will Remain in the Fast Lane
  • Only 20 Percent of E-Services Providers Will Survive to 2004
  • European Network Operators Should Adopt A Portfolio MVNO Strategy
  • Internet Traffic Continues to Grow, Despite the Glut
  • Carriers Move Up Value Chain with Internet Data Centers
  • The Traffic Cops Of The Info Highway
  • DSL CPE, Cable CPE, and IAD Revenues Will Total $1.52B in 2Q01
  • Minorities Less Likely To Buy Online
  • Slow Economy Driving Streaming Media Onto Corporate Networks
  • Live E-learning Sector to Grow to $750M by 2005
  • In 2005, 21% Of Total European Logistics Will Be Online
  • The Pulse of Residential Broadband

Luxury Rewards Evoke Consumer Guilt
Research shows that the amount of effort consumers must expend to get a reward how many miles, points or purchases they must accumulate affects whether they prefer necessity or luxury items.

The Need for Voice over Packet to Result in Silicon Racket
The need for equipment supporting the transition from circuit-switched to packet-switched networks is creating a growing market for ICs with specialized packet voice processing capabilities.

Java to overtake C/C++ in 2002
Developers using Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Java programming language will outnumber those using the C/C++ languages by next year.

High-Speed Internet At Home Helps Students Excel SBC Communications Survey Shows
New Survey Shows Internet Skills Rank with Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, But Children Develop Online Knowledge at Home, not School.

Britons to Send 1 Billion Text Messages in August
The monthly volume of text messages sent in the UK is set to pass one billion for the first time in August.

Wavelength Services Revenue Is Set to Increase Sharply
Wavelength services are gaining favor with carriers and service providers as a new means to fulfill capacity needs.

Wireless Gaming Taking Off Around The World
Newsbytes reports that the worldwide wireless gaming market will be 18 times larger in 2006 than it is at present

Market for CRM Applications Goes Worldwide
The market for CRM applications soared 84 percent in 2000 to $6.2 billion

Study Finds Escalating Trends Toward Internet Usage at Work
Results Confirm Positive Impact of Personal Internet Usage at Work on Quality of Life and Productivity

European Cellular Revenues Will Remain in the Fast Lane
Markets are maturing, but mobile data will drive a strong increase in service revenues

Only 20 Percent of E-Services Providers Will Survive to 2004
According to a study by Gartner, only 20 percent of e-services providers will survive industry consolidation by 2004

European Network Operators Should Adopt A Portfolio MVNO Strategy
European network operators' view of mobile virtual network operators is shortsighted and reactive.

Internet Traffic Continues to Grow, Despite the Glut
Much has been made of the so-called "bandwidth glut" and the supposed lack of traffic making its way around the Internet.

Carriers Move Up Value Chain with Internet Data Centers
The Internet Data Center (IDC) has emerged as the key vehicle for carriers to move up the value chain by offering new services to their data networking customers.

The Traffic Cops Of The Info Highway
Mankind will create more new information in the next three years than it has in the rest of its history, researchers say. And somebody has to manage it.

DSL CPE, Cable CPE, and IAD Revenues Will Total $1.52B in 2Q01
Worldwide revenues for DSL CPE, cable CPE, and IADs totaled $1.52 billion in 2Q01 and are forecasted to total $6.3 billion in CY2001

Minorities Less Likely To Buy Online
Emarketer reports that African-American and Hispanic Internet users in the US are less likely than the general online population to research and buy online

Slow Economy Driving Streaming Media Onto Corporate Networks
The slowing global economy is driving applications for streaming media onto corporate networks

Live E-learning Sector to Grow to $750M by 2005
Live E-learning Sector Show Early Adoption as Part of Blended Offering

In 2005, 21% Of Total European Logistics Will Be Online
Total online logistics revenues will grow to Ä133 billion by 2005, equaling 21% of logistics overall.

The Pulse of Residential Broadband
New Research Identifies Residential Broadband Market Leaders and Determines What ISPs Must Do to Survive Against Entrenched Competition

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