SIP trunking drives 70% jump in enterprise session border controller market

"Enterprise session border controller revenue jumped 70% worldwide in 2010 off the continued adoption of SIP trunking services. In our recent SIP Trunking Strategies survey of North American enterprises, 43% of respondents said they are using SIP trunks in some capacity, even though they are not completely displacing PSTN connections. All indications show that as businesses upgrade their voice infrastructure, they are making the move to SIP trunking, which will continue to drive growth of enterprise SBCs," expects Diane Myers, Infonetics' directing analyst for VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and IMS.

ENTERPRISE SBC REPORT SYNOPSISInfonetics' Enterprise Session Border Controllers report provides worldwide and regional market size, analysis, and forecasts through 2015 for enterprise SBC revenue and sessions by system and business size in North America, Asia Pacific, EMEA, and Central and Latin America. The report includes top takeaways for the market, market drivers and challenges, and top player analysis for Acme Packet, AudioCodes, Adtran, Cisco, Edgewater, Ingate, ONEAccess, Sipera, and Sonus.

SIP TRUNKING SURVEY SYNOPSISFor its SIP Trunking Strategies: North American Enterprise Survey, Infonetics surveyed 109 trunk service purchase-decision makers at medium and large enterprises that have pure or hybrid IP PBX (Private -Automatic- Branch Exchange)s about their deployment plans for SIP trunking services. The report includes analysis and end-user responses to questions about SIP trunking deployment models, reasons for and against deploying SIP trunking, capacity, interconnections, extensions, spending plans, IP PBX (Private -Automatic- Branch Exchange) manufacturers and SIP trunking service providers used now and pursuant to this agreement evaluation, and top criteria for choosing a SIP trunking service provider.

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