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The bad guys are getting better quicker than the good guys are improving, despite the good guys proclivity to spend to keep the bad guys out. This situation prompts Stratecast to question whether security expenditures are being directed optimally. In other words, is spending rational? If not, is there a lack of more effective security solutions? O...

This report provides analysis and guidance about the benefits of adopting a real-time analytics strategy, and the essential components to execute on such a strategy.

For the first half of 2014, the total number of North American subscribers for all residential voice services declined by 1.2 million. Telcos lost 1.8 million subs, while cablecos gained 609,000, and VoIP providers gained 7,000.

Revenues grew slightly in the US, and fell slightly in Canada. Year-on-year subscriber growth also was stronger in the US (4%) than in Canada (1.3%).

This study presents an in-depth analysis of the key trends impacting the MPLS/IP VPN services market, and includes market revenue and ports forecasts, and market share analysis. Market forecasts are provided for the period 2013 to 2018. MPLS VPN services considered in this study are layer 3 VPN services that are provisioned for site-to-site connect...

In this analysis, Stratecast examines the perceptions of todays cloud adopters and non-adopters, as revealed through the 2014 Frost & Sullivan Cloud User Survey. Understanding the perceptions will help cloud service providers hone their services and marketing messages to encourage growth among those already in the cloud camp, and make smart decisi...

In the North American Residential Multichannel Video market the combined U.S. and Canadian market showed overall losses in subscribers, but small gains in revenues during the second quarter of 2014.

This SPIE will analyze the value of bot detection in a security model; the perceived value of such features; the methods used to detect bots, and their respective effectiveness.

The total number of North American broadband subscribers approached 104 million in 2Q 2013. Year-on-year, subscriber growth rates declined a bit (from 4.0% in 2Q 2013 to 3.9% in 1Q 2014); with DSL services continuing to lose share, as cable, FTTX and satellite services gained subscribers.