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電信業者於2007年花在外包服務的費用為57B美元(英文內容)
(商業新聞, 2008年5月12日)
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Facing pressure to quickly innovate with new services and to cut operational expenditures (opex), service providers are increasingly outsourcing their day-to-day network operations to professional service houses, which provide everything from vendor network integration, network assessment, monitoring, and network design, according to a new report from analyst firm Infonetics Research.
In 2007, service providers worldwide spent $57 billion on such outsourced services, according to the report "Professional Services to Service Providers: Market Share and Forecast".
"For equipment vendors looking to increase their market share or get into the professional services market, Asia Pacific is the place to be, as carrier spending there represents about a third of the worldwide market. There is strong activity in India with multibillion dollar outsourcing contracts, and once China's telecom restructuring is complete, we expect new deals to emerge there as well. Africa and Latin America are the next big opportunities in this market. Once the competitive landscape in Mexico and Brazil becomes more consolidated with a few large players combining to reach economies of scale, they too will look to further cut opex by outsourcing key professional services," says St¨¦phane T¨¦ral, principal analyst for service provider VoIP, IMS, and mobile infrastructure at Infonetics Research.
Other key highlights from the report are the following:
- Worldwide service revenue from professional services to service providers jumped 25 percent from 2006 to 2007
- In the five years from 2007 to 2011, worldwide revenue is expected to increase 49 percent
- Worldwide carrier opex is estimated to have hit $1 trillion in 2006, with carrier spending on equipment vendor professional services accounting for just 4.5 percent, suggesting strong potential growth ahead
- Tier 1 vendors (those with annual revenue larger than $7 billion), take in the lion's share of revenue from professional services to carriers, representing 83 percent of the market in 2007
Click here for more information on Infonetics Research
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