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Aarkstore Enterprise CDN Growth And Market Share Shifts

CDN Growth and market share shifts: 2002 – 2006

This report offers a detailed historical to present day analysis of Content Delivery Network (CDN) services from 2002 through 2006, including market share shifts between CDNs, pricing, media player format share in 2006, market value for both retail and backhaul streaming media contracts and more.

  • A detailed analysis of gigabytes transferred pricing and market valuation models compared with 95th percentile pricing models, and why the latter has been the choice of the majority of UGV sites and networks in 2006

  • A site by site analysis of the emergence of Flash in content streaming in 2006, with analysis revealing a 21.9% share of the media player market compared to 50.8% for Windows Media and Real Networks at 9.3%

  • Bandwidth prices for streaming media (audio and video) have continued to decline over the past four years

  • The market value (a.k.a. commercial market value) for streaming media in the media and entertainment content segments has been growing at robust double-digit rates over the past four years

  • The market is worth an estimated $600 million in 2006, including direct bandwidth accounts that do not go through a CDN specialist for distribution (i.e. Yahoo, AOL and Real Networks)

  • Since 2002, the market has invested $1.65 billion dollars to deliver streaming media (that excludes storage, hosting, applications layering)

  • Table of Contents :

    INTRODUCTION TO CDN MARKET GROWTH AND SHARE SHIFTS 2002-2006
     Price per Gigabyte Transferred
    Retail Bandwidth Prices per Gigabyte Transferred: 2002 – 2005
    CDN Market Value: Retail Media and Entertainment Contracts
    CDN Market Value for Media and Entertainment Distribution: 2002 – 2005
    CDN Market Share: Video 2002 – 2005
    CDN Market Share Shifts: Streaming Video 2002 – 2005
    CDN Market Share: Audio 2002 – 2005
    CDN Historical Content Distribution Share: Internet Music Radio 2002 – 2005

    SECTION ONE
     Commercial Market Value of CDN and Direct Bandwidth Services for Streaming Media and Entertainment between $66 and $90 Million in ’02
    Internet Radio: Bandwidth Services Analysis and Market Size
    Streaming Video: Entertainment Bandwidth Services Analysis and Market Size
    Streaming Video Distribution Made Up Close to 60% of Total Commercial Media Services Market Value in 2002
    Streaming Media Bandwidth Services: Commercial Market Value 2002
    Total Bandwidth Services Commercial Market Value: Internet Radio and Streaming Video
    Bandwidth Services Pricing: Audio and Video Segment Comparison Based on per Gigabyte Rate
    Bandwidth Services Market Dynamics and Trends: 2002 in Historical Perspective
    2002 was a Year of Pricing Model Maturation
    Established Brands and New Entrants Captured Streaming Video Distribution Market Share in 2002
    Summary Data Analysis: CDN Video Streams Delivered 2002
    CDN Streaming Video Market Share 2002: Entertainment and Media Content Categories
    Bandwidth Provider Ranking–Video Streams Delivered 2001 (“Free” and estimated “Pay” streams)
    Internet Radio Distribution Totaled 914.5 Million Aggregate Tuning Hours in 2002, 43.7% through Independent Carrier Contracts
    Internet Radio Distribution Market Share Analysis
    Internet Radio Bandwidth Services Market Share Ranking

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Market Analysis

Aarkstore Enterprise – Fiber Optic Fusion Splicer Global Market Forecast 2008-2013

Fiber Optic Fusion Splicer Global Market Forecast 2008-2013

The global consumption value of fiber optic fusion splice equipment in 2008 was $300 million. The consumption value is forecast to increase to $470 million in 2013, with strongly rising quantity growth partially offset by a continuing decline of average prices. ElectroniCast’s global forecast of fiber optic fusion splice equipment, in terms of the number of units (quantity/each) and average selling prices (ASPs) are also presented.

This report provides the historic year of 2008 and a 5-year (2009-2013) forecast of the consumption of fusion splice machines (fusion splicers), segmented into the following geographic regions: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific Region (APAC), Rest of the World, plus Global summaries.

The global forecast is also segmented into the following major application categories:

– Telecommunications
– Premises data networks
– Cable TV
– Military/Aerospace (Commercial and MIL-SPEC)
– Specialty (intra-enclosure, test and measurement, laboratory, other)
– Manufacturing/Production of fiber optic communication components

The market forecasted is also segmented into the following fusion splice (machine) types:

– Single Fiber

o Local Injection Detection (LID)
o Lens Profile Alignment
o Fixed Alignment, High Performance
o Fixed Alignment, Microsplicer
o Miscellaneous Low Performance Splicers

– Multiple Fiber (Ribbon)

o Automated
o Low Performance

The global consumption value of fiber optic fusion splice equipment in 2007 was $300 million and is expected to increase to $470 million in 2013. ElectroniCast’s worldwide forecast of the consumption value of fusion splicers.

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Aarkstore Enterprise China Apparel And Footwear Market Sportswear Leading The Demand in Market

Aarkstore announce a new report “China Apparel and Footwear Market – Sportswear Leading the Demand in Market” through its vast collection of market research report.

Executive Summary

The Report titled “China Apparel and Footwear Market – Sportswear Leading the Demand in Market” provides a comprehensive analysis of the China apparel and footwear industry. The report covers market size of the apparel industry, segmentation on the basis of product, trends and development and future outlook of the apparel industry. It offers market information of the sportswear industry, market size, Competitive landscape and future outlook. The report also entails information on the footwear market and various macroeconomic indicators’ current and future projections.

The size of the Chinese apparel market has increased from USD 47,194 million in 2003 onwards to USD 78,459 million in 2009 at a CAGR of 8.8%. A sharp decline in growth rate was registered in the year 2009, where the market slumped due to economic turmoil. The market declined from USD 95,540 million in 2008 to USD 78,459 million in 2009, registering a decline in growth of 17.9%.

Womenswear is the largest segment and held more than 50% of the market. Out of the total apparel market of USD 80,703 million, womenswear contributed USD 43,304 million. Menswear is the second largest segment in the market with the size of USD 23,620 million which is followed by kidswear market with the size of USD 8,858 million.

China’s Kids’ wear market has increased from USD 4,816 million in 2003 to USD 8,047 million in 2009 at a CAGR of 8.9%. The Kids’ wear market registered a growth of 21.6% in 2008 and a subsequent decline of 22.1% in 2009.

China Sportswear industry structure has changed overtime in terms of business model and distribution platform. There are currently three prevalent working models in the industry – pure play brand management (such as Dongxiang), brand management along with retailing (such as Li Ning) and last but not the least, sportswear products manufacturing along with brand management (such as such as Xingquan and Anta sports). The companies following these business models are more commonly referred as Brand owners.

Consumer expenditure on Footwear per person has grown tremendously in the past from USD 7.5 in 2003 to USD 24.8 in 2008. The expenditure though witnessed a decline in 2009 to USD 18.9 due to the fall in growth rate of the economy. However, the average expenditure per capita recovered back to the level of 2008 by increasing to USD 25.8 in 2010. It is expected that the average consumer expenditure on Footwear will increase to USD 40.0 per person by 2013 and USD 49.1 per capita by 2015.

Market Analysis

Enterprise Software Market Regains Its Momentum

The market for enterprise software fell in 2009, along with the rest of the IT marketplace. As companies scaled back their purchases and slowed implementations; the market for enterprise software declined by 2.5%. While not a huge decline, it was still substantial, following years of robust growth.

A new Enterprise Software market research study by Gartner, suggests that the enterprise software’s long winter finally appears to be ending. Gartner recently announced that in 2010 the market grew by 8.5% to $245 billion (US). The strongest growth, not surprisingly, has been in Asia-Pacific and Latin America, two regions with booming economies. In contrast, Japan and Western Europe only experienced a relatively mild growth.

A few facts that stand out of the Gartner’s report include:

– Microsoft continues to maintain the largest share of the market with 22% – boosted by the recent release of Windows 7 and Office 2010.

– IBM was in second position – seeing strong sales of its WebSphere middleware and Tivoli system management tools. (IBM would have been #1 if Microsoft’s sales to consumers had been left out of the study)

– Big Blue would take the top spot if Microsoft’s sales of Office and Windows to consumers were left out of the study, the firm added.

– Oracle grew at a blistering pace of 19%, powered by strong growth in BI and security.

– VMware had the fastest growth, at 41%, much of it driven through acquisition (e.g., Zimbraand TriCipher)

Not surprisingly, as Enterprise Software sales rise, so do sales of IT Services, to implement these complex new systems. A vivid contrast with the 5% drop seen in 2009. Last year IT services spending grew 3% to $793 billion last year.

– IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Fujitsu took the top three market share berths.

– The largest share of this spending came from software support. The support sector saw the strongest growth at nearly 7%.

– Consulting, development and integration services performed slightly better than expected as organizations that held back on investments began investing again last year

– Process management and hardware support saw weaker results where both segments grew at 1 percent less than projected.

These recent enterprise software market research studies suggest that the impact of the recession are still evident in the market; overall there are still areas experiencing strong growth. The move toward cloud-based enterprise applications should continue to feed strong growth in this sector, as companies increasingly overcome their security fears and move enterprise apps to the cloud.

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Aarkstore Enterprise – New Directions in Bioprocess Modeling And Control – Market Research Report

New Directions in Bioprocess Modeling and Control: Maximizing Process Analytical Technology Benefits

Author : Michael A. Boudreau, Gregory K. McMillan

Pages : 340

Models offer benefits even before they are put on line. Based on years of experience, the authors reveal in New Directions in Bioprocess Modeling and Control that significant improvements can result from the process knowledge and insight that are gained when building experimental and first-principle models for process monitoring and control. Doing modeling in the process development and early commercialization phases is advantageous because it increases process efficiency and provides ongoing opportunities for improving process control. This technology is important for maximizing benefits from analyzers and control tool investments.

If you are a process design, quality control, information systems, or automation engineer in the biopharmaceutical, brewing, or bio-fuel industry, this handy resource will help you define, develop, and apply a virtual plant, model predictive control, first-principle models, neural networks, and multivariate statistical process control. The synergistic knowledge discovery on bench top or pilot plant scale can be ported to industrial scale processes. This learning process is consistent with the intent in the Process Analyzer and Process Control Tools sections of the FDA’s Guidance for Industry PAT – A Framework for Innovative Pharmaceutical Development, Manufacturing and Quality Assurance.

It states in the Process Analyzer section of the FDA’s guidance: “For certain applications, sensor-based measurements can provide a useful process signature that may be related to the underlying process steps or transformations. Based on the level of process understanding these signatures may also be useful for the process monitoring, control, and end point determination when these patterns or signatures relate to product and process quality.