Industries

2005 was a good year for Hong Kong videoconferencing infrastructure systems market. The market garnerred a total revenue of $1.2 million. The breakthrough of 3G mobile video technology marked the evolution of Hong Kongs videoconferencing infrastructure systems market towards mobility and seamless collaboration. In addition, growing business activ...

The 2005 videoconferencing infrastructure market experienced a healthy growth and total revenues generated was $26.2 million. The drive toward increasing productivity and saving on business operating costs contributed to the growth of the market. The artificial commoditization has led to the narrow margins of profit for all the players. Vendors ...

Total Australia videoconferencing market revenues were $3.5 million in 2005. This was mainly driven by upgrades at existing user sites, and infrastructure sales were limited as a result. With bridge deployments already in place at most major videoconferencing sites, investments focused more on expanding endpoints or enhancing networks with manageme...

2005 was a lethargic year for the Asia Pacific videoconferencing infrastructure systems market. The market was hit by price wars in China particularly and by low investment in major countries like Japan and Australia. Longer sales cycle at various verticals, slow progress of IP networks, channel restructuring exercises and growing popularity for em...

The Thailand videoconferencing endpoints market achieved healthy growth in 2005 and was worth $4.1 million. The market is still in its development stage and the intense competition among various conferencing solution vendors is expected to help drive growth in the country. The videoconferencing endpoints market has soared to higher levels as a resu...

The Taiwan videoconferencing endpoints market grew 6.0 percent from $10.9 million in 2004 to $11.5 million in 2005. The low growth rate was the result of a decline in average selling prices in such a mature market. Sales to the corporations were moderate while uptake from education and government verticals was sluggish. Collaboration and integratio...

The Korean videoconferencing market grew by 31.2 percent in 2005 reaching $7.2 million in revenue. The demand for videoconferencing as a digital management tool drove strong growth increase along with the improvement in network environment. The price continuously shows downward trend due to the strong Korean currency rates and increased competition...

2005 was a turnaround year for Malaysian videoconferencing endpoints market. The market rebounded by 49.1 percent with total market revenues increased to $2.4 million.Sales was fundamentally driven by corporate sectors, exceeding $1 million mark. The market witnessed fairly strong demand from verticals such as manufacturing, oil and gas, entertainm...

The Japanese videoconferencing endpoints market stood at $55.2 million in 2005 witnessing a decline rate of 20.3 percent. The high penetration in broadband and internet usage has helped Japan improve its videoconferencing market in 2005. More companies are looking to penetrate a better communications solutions which includes videoconferencing techn...