John,
Here's one for you
July 20, 1998
SUNNYVALE, Calif., July 17 /PRNewswire/ via
NewsEdge Corporation -- A new report by MRG
(Multimedia Research Group, Inc.) identifies
accelerated growth for xDSL (Digital Subscriber
Line) technology, as major providers struggle to
meet increasing demand for bandwidth. Driving this
growth are the various versions of xDSL -- including
the PC industry's Universal ADSL (Asynchronous
DSL); and the various competing service providers,
including *ILECs, CLECs and ISPs.
The report, "xDSL for CLECs, ILECs, & ISPs:
Market and Business Case Analysis: 1998-2002"
includes provider profiles and specific market rollout
dates, price structures and service tiers for each
major region of the US. Provider profiles also
disclose the cost and location of various services,
and which business cases work best for ILECs,
CLECs and ISPs. "No single xDSL solution fits all
markets," states Analyst Bob Larribeau. "We're
forecasting a large growth, but we have found
significantly different levels of opportunity for ILECs
and CLECs."
Competitive analyses include an assessment of the
different types of xDSL -- ADSL, RADSL, IDSL,
SDSL, and IDSL -- and how rival ISDN and Cable
modems will compete to meet the continued
demand for bandwidth by both business and
residential markets. Also examined are market
barriers and enablers for both service providers and
equipment suppliers of xDSL; and market models
based on fast-growth and slow-growth scenarios.
Supplier profiles explain company strategies and
product plans for major companies including Alcatel,
3Com, PairGain, Paradyne and eleven others; and
they provide guidelines for separating winners from
losers in this fast-changing market.
"xDSL for CLECs, ILECs, & ISPs: Market and
Business Case Analysis: 1998-2002" is a 130-page
report priced at U.S. $2,495.00 each; and is
available in English or Japanese. To order or request
more information, call 408-524-9767, fax
408-524-9770 or Email info@mrgco.com.
About Multimedia Research Group, Inc.
MRG provides consulting and publishes end-to-end
analyses on multimedia tools, content, distribution
channels, and networks. Founded in 1990, MRG is
headquartered in Sunnyvale, California -- the heart of
Silicon Valley.
SOURCE Multimedia Research Group
/CONTACT: Marc Leon-Guerrero of the Multimedia
Research Group, 408-524-9767/
[Copyright 1998, PR Newswire]
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Barbara |
