No Jitter has done a cool round up of Frost and Sullivan findings on the world enterprise telephony market. Truly it's a plug for the full report, but the highlight reel is interesting nonetheless.
Despite all of our positive talk about the industry succeeding during the economic slump, enterprise telephony in general saw some declines. Enterprise line shipments saw a negative 20.4 percent growth rate from 2008. You might blame the decline on traditional phone service, but IP systems made up 74.2 percent of total line shipments. They declined by 21.2 percent in the base year.
So the economy did indeed snag us a little. The research firm projects a compound annual growth rate of 1.1 percent over a seven-year period IP sales beating out TDM. A bit slow, but growth is growth, right?
For more:
- read the rest of highlights here or get the report
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