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: Research and Markets: Telecoms Software: Worldwide Forecast 2010-2014Dublin, Jan 27, 2011 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/4bf224/telecoms_software) has announced the addition of the "Telecoms Software: Worldwide Forecast 20102014" report to their offering. The worldwide telecoms software market is forecast to grow from USD20.1 billion in 2009 to USD29.5 billion in 2014, at a CAGR of 7.9%. Mobile services continue to be the main focus for spending on telecoms software. Revenue in this telecoms software segment will grow at the highest rate over the next 5 years, while the residential broadband and business service segments will achieve more moderate growth. Spending on systems that support PSTN services will continue to decline. Service delivery platforms (SDPs) and customer care will be the fastest-growing telecoms software segments, while service assurance and service fulfilment will experience more moderate growth. Growth in subscriber numbers continues to drive emerging markets, while competitive pressures are driving developed markets. Overall economic conditions continue to be uncertain. We forecast that telecoms software spending will increase at approximately twice the rate of general economic growth. This report provides a forecast of the worldwide market for telecoms software systems, split by segment and sub-segment. The forecast is also split by telecoms service type and region. Service types: - mobile - residential broadband - business data services - PSTN. Regions: - AsiaPacific - Central and Latin America - Europe, the Middle East and North Africa - North America. Telecoms software: worldwide forecast 20102014 answers your key questions: - What are the growth rates for the seven telecoms software segments and their sub-segments by geography and telecoms service? - What are the key market drivers and inhibitors, and how will they change with time? - What regional dynamics may influence the market? - What technologies and services are influencing this market? Some Key Topics Covered: - Document map Forecasts Forecasts - Billing: -- Global billing system forecast: 2010-2014 -- Partner and interconnect billing will be the fastest-growing sub-segment -- Mobile services continue to be the main focus for spending on billing systems -- CSPs in CALA and APAC will increase their spending on billing systems at the fastest rate Forecasts - Customer care: -- Global customer care system forecast: 2010-2014 -- CRM and customer interaction will grow strongly, while subscriber management will grow with the billing market -- The mobile and business service markets will grow the fastest, but residential broadband will not be far behind -- All regions will grow, as mature market CSPs offer new services and emerging market CSPs increasingly compete Forecasts - Service assurance: -- Global service assurance forecast: 2010-2014 -- A focus on improving mean time to resolution and identifying service impact will drive assurance Spending -- Assuring services remains a challenge for operators as they attempt to reduce opex and as traffic grows rapidly -- Operators in developed markets want to manage cost, while those in emerging markets are investing to support growth Forecasts - Service fulfilment: -- Global service fulfilment system forecast: 2010-2014 -- Order management, inventory management and activation systems will continue to grow, providing flow-through -- The mobile and business service segments will grow the fastest, but residential broadband will still be the largest -- Emerging markets will achieve the highest growth, while developed markets, dominated by incumbent CSPs, will lag Forecasts - Service delivery platforms: -- Global service delivery platform forecast: 2010-2014 -- A focus on new and enhanced services will drive spending on SDPs -- Mobile services continue to be the primary focus for SDP spending -- Operators in mature and emerging markets are investing in SDPs to support service innovation Forecasts - Middleware: -- Global middleware forecast: 2010-2014 -- Mobile services continue to be the primary focus for middleware spending -- Operators in mature markets are investing in middleware to integrate OSS, BSS and SDP solutions Forecasts - Network management systems: -- Global network management systems forecast: 2010-2014 -- New technologies and services are the main drivers for NMS spending particularly in mobile and business services -- NMS revenue growth will be higher in growth markets than in mature markets because of new network roll-outs Document map - Annex: Professional service forecast: -- Global telecoms software professional services forecast: 2010-2014 To view the reports full table of contents and for more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/4bf224/telecoms_software CONTACT: Research and Markets Laura Wood, Senior Manager, [email protected] U.S. Fax: 646-607-1907 Fax (outside U.S.): +353-1-481-1716 ((M2 Communications disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. 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