IDC's Canadian Telecom Market Drivers and Strategies service provides network service providers and IT vendors with executive-level insights into competitive, technological, and regulatory trends impacting the Canadian telecom services market. This service also offers unparalleled detail in sizing and forecasting market segments, insights into new opportunities, and advice based on end-user research.
Markets and Subjects Analyzed
Existing markets, including:
Broadband Internet access, including cable, DSL and fixed wireless, and WiMAX
IP convergence and WAN data services
Wireless voice and data, including 3/4G, WLAN, and wireless enterprise adoption
Wireline local access and long distance
Residential, small and medium-sized business, and enterprise markets
Emerging markets, including:
Metro Ethernet MAN/WAN services
4G LTE wireless
End users' adoption of emerging services such as video, wireless data, WiFi, SIP trunks, and mobile apps including M2M
Market segmentation based on consumer and business segments along with usage and preferences
Sector landscape changes, technology, and regulatory trends
Core Research
Canadian Telecom Capex Spending Outlook
Business Telecom Survey of Usage and Preference
Who's Who: Canadian Telecom Industry Structure Guide
Canadian Telecom Forecast and Analysis
Segmentation by Customer and Vertical Markets
Canadian Wireless Forecast and Analysis
In addition to the insight provided in this service, IDC may conduct research on specific topics or emerging market segments via research offerings that require additional IDC funding and client investment.
Key Questions Answered
What are the current competitive dynamics in the telecom service sector?
How should service providers approach each market segment?
What are the size and market share position of players in each segment?
How are service providers leveraging IP technology, and what opportunities are emerging from IP convergence?
What impact is IP-based, optical, and wireless technology having on both network architecture and service delivery?
How will the market for wireless services evolve beyond 2012?
Canada's Largest NSPs by Revenue, 2011 (C$B)
Source: IDC
Competitive Analysis
IDC's Canadian Telecom Market Drivers and Strategies service examines how service providers and equipment vendors are positioning themselves to compete in the C$42 billion Canadian telecom services market. This service reviews the strategies, market positioning, and future direction of major providers in the market, as well as vendors selling to telecom providers, including:
Alcatel-Lucent, AT&T, Avaya, Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Bell Canada, Bragg Communications, Ciena Corp., Cisco Systems, Cogeco Data, Data & Audio-Visual Enterprises Wireless (Mobilicity), ENMAX Envision, Ericsson, Globalive (WIND Mobile), HP, Huawei, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, MTS Allstream, Nokia Siemens Networks, Primus, Public Mobile, RIM, Rogers Communications, Samsung, SaskTel, Shaw, TELUS, TeraGo Networks, Verizon, Vidéotron, Vonage, and ZTE.
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