Australia - Public and Value Added Data Services - Revenue

Synopsis

The total concept of public data and value-added-service is on the way out. Within a very short period of time, virtually the total telecommunications network will, from a traditional network point of view, be a ‘public data’ network. The network will thus become a content delivery network, on which voice will also be one application. This report brings together research and statistics on the public and value-added data services markets, taking note of the convergence of services since the late 1990s.

Table of Contents

• 1. Synopsis
• 2. Key trends
  • 2.1 Data volumes still increasing
  • 2.2 Protecting vested interests
  • 2.3 SME market waiting for a breakthrough
  • 2.4 Internet key to new access technologies
• 3. Industry developments
  • 3.1 The Industry in mid 2002
  • 3.2 Key products
  • 3.3 Telstra’s Data Mode of Operation
  • 3.4 E-solutions from Optus
  • 3.5 New data telcos
• 4. Disappearing market
• 5. Developments in value-add
• 6. Revenue overview
  • 6.1 Revenue parameters
  • 6.2 Revenue statistics
• 7. Historic overview
  • 7.1 Online and videotex
  • 7.2 From Technologies to Media
  • 7.3 Beyond the Internet
• 8. Related reports

• Table 1 – Usage and revenue growth enhanced services market – 2000-2002
• Table 2 – Enhanced revenue telecommunication services market categories – 1998-2002
• Table 3 – Enhanced revenue telecommunication services market categories – 1991-1997, historic

• Exhibit 1 – Access technologies
• Exhibit 2 - Summary of DSL Technologies