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Release Date: 2010-03-04 17:57:19
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| This report provides an overview of merger and acquisition activity in the Internet infrastructure sector focusing on the second half of 2009. The M&A Review is an invaluable tool for investors and industry executives who want to understand who are the main players in the M&A arena for the Internet infrastructure space, check on the current valuation levels being paid in the sector, get a review of the macro- and micro- level drivers for activity during 2009, and understand Tier1’s outlook for M&A activity in 2010. The report presents key details of numerous deals, followed by an in-depth analysis that summarizes the impact on the companies involved and the sector itself. Important M&A trends – present and emerging – are also identified.
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Release Date: 2010-01-20 11:56:59
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| The Internet Datacenter Global Markets Overview 2010 report provides the overall size, scope and growth of the Internet datacenter market globally. The report segments the global market into regions including North America; Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA); Asia-Pacific and Latin America. It spotlights various prominent global Internet datacenter providers and provides a market outlook for each.
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Release Date: 2010-01-11 10:45:21
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The Internet Datacenter Supply Report 2010 gives readers an overview of the Internet Datacenter market, while providing actionable metrics around geographies and specific providers. In this report, ‘Internet datacenters’ are considered multi-customer wholesale and retail colocation and hosting facilities. Single-user enterprise datacenters and carrier hotels are specifically excluded from this analysis, although colocation and hosting facilities that lease space in carrier hotels are included.
This report provides current supply, demand and utilization metrics, as well as updates to market-specific analyses. Tier1 Research’s methodology in gathering this data varies depending on the provider. For public companies, financial disclosures are used, with some caution since different firms calculate and report their utilization in different ways. For private firms, a variety of methods are employed, including interviews, site visits, customer insights and competitive data.
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Release Date: 2009-12-23 17:04:32
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| The Managed Hosting North America Overview, Winter 2010 report is the latest in the series of managed hosting reports that earlier in the year focused on the global market for managed hosting. In this report, we examine some of the latest trends driving the managed hosting market, including the increasing adoption of business-critical managed application management – a practice previously considered taboo for most managed hosting providers, due to the affiliation with the largely defunct ASP model. The report also documents the increasing migration of dedicated hosting providers up the value stack toward offering managed hosting services, while ironically, so many of the largest managed hosting providers are in turn diversifying their offering to appeal to the rapidly expanding SMB sector. Naturally, a part of that move includes the launching of several new cloud computing products as well.
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Release Date: 2009-12-23 16:35:34
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| This research report, ‘Content Delivery Networks, Worldwide Market Overview: Winter 2010,’ is part of a series of quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. The report provides market-share data on the top public and private players, as well as figures for the overall CDN market, with updated Q3 2009 figures and an outlook for industry revenue through 2012.
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Release Date: 2009-12-17 10:49:36
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| Mass Market Hosting Quarterly, Winter 2010, is the latest in an ongoing series of quarterly reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting sector. The report is designed to help the reader assess the size, scope, direction and future growth potential of a sector that is in the midst of a significant transformation.
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Release Date: 2009-10-22 10:26:39
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| This is the second in a series of cloud infrastructure reports for 2009, that contrasts the leaders of the Cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) sectors. Profiles include Amazon’s Web Services, Google AppEngine, Windows Azure, Force.com and Rackspace. The report describes the direction these cloud service providers are taking as they expand beyond rudimentary infrastructure as a service plays and infringe on the traditional dedicated and managed services market. The consumer of these cloud services has changed from a year ago – public clouds are no longer being addressed solely to ISVs and developers. Instead, modern clouds are tailored to the needs of the enterprise market, the federal sector and other highly regulated and compliance-seeking industries. This report showcases some of the concerns of these users, and how some of the cloud leaders have evolved their offerings to attract serious enterprise users to their platforms. This includes insight into the new APIs, features and innovations coming into the market that are alleviating fears of the cloud and proving of greater value than traditional services.
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Release Date: 2009-10-12 10:43:54
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| The Datacenter Design 2009 report (The Business of Technology) gives readers an overview of the technologies, architectures and methodologies associated with current and next-generation datacenters. The equipment housed in a datacenter is mission critical, and uptime is of utmost importance, but the motivators for future datacenter construction have extended beyond simply minimizing the risk of downtime.
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Release Date: 2009-09-22 16:10:56
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| Mass-Market Hosting Quarterly, Fall 2009, is the latest in an ongoing series of quarterly reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting sector. The report is designed to help the reader assess the size, scope, direction and future growth potential of a sector that is in the midst of a significant transformation. The report leverages both quantitative and empirical evidence to arrive at its conclusions. Revenue estimates, broken out on a quarterly and annual basis, are provided for the sector’s top 20 leaders as well as for the top 10 in Europe. It also gauges the size of the overall market and projects its growth over the next three years.
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Release Date: 2009-09-22 14:55:48
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| This research report, 'Content Delivery Networks Worldwide Market Overview: Fall 2009,' is part of an ongoing series of quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. Like all reports in the series, this report provides market-share data on the top public and private players, as well as figures for the overall CDN market with updated Q2 2009 figures. This edition of the report looks at how the CDN landscape has already been reshaped by M&A in the first half of 2009. Included is a historical overview of M&A activity in the CDN market and related technologies, listed both by company and in reverse chronological order (from most recent to oldest deal). T1R offers its insights on how M&A can be used as a strategic tool to transform the CDN market into an industry that is better suited to survive the current economic storm.
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Release Date: 2009-09-11 16:46:51
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| The Internet Datacenter North American Market Overview Report 2009 is a new report from Tier1 Research that provides the overall size, scope and growth of the Internet datacenter (IDC) market in North America. It spotlights various prominent North American Internet datacenter providers and provides a market outlook for each. The report also includes an overview of the Canadian IDC market. The report provides market share and revenue estimates for the top 10 North American and top 10 Canadian datacenter providers. The report also includes detailed profiles of 16 North American datacenter providers. Each datacenter provider profile includes analysis of datacenter revenue, datacenter geographic locations, datacenter footprint square footage, expansion strategy and pipeline of expansions underway and planned.
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Release Date: 2009-07-20 15:34:01
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| This report provides an idea of the overall size, scope and growth of the sectors within the Internet infrastructure market. It spotlights various prominent firms in each segment and provides a market outlook for each. The data in this report was assembled using Tier1 Research’s proprietary Internet infrastructure database, which tracks hundreds of companies in the space, including revenues by quarter, product mix and regional market shares, as well as technical information concerning server counts, domains, interconnection counts and other data. The database contents were collected through interviews, briefings, public disclosures and derivations based on product counts/ARPU, among other methods.
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Release Date: 2009-07-15 14:23:47
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| This report provides an overview of M&A activity in the Internet infrastructure and mass-market hosting sectors for the second half of 2008. All financial, operational and facility estimates not disclosed by companies are based on our best projections, conversations with management, proprietary methodology and industry averages. We have also made use of T1R parent company The 451 Group’s M&A KnowledgeBase to complete each deal profile. The transactions analyzed in this report are grouped into two major categories: Internet infrastructure/CDN and mass-market hosting.
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Release Date: 2009-07-07 10:24:59
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| The Cloud Infrastructure Services report is a follow-on from last year’s Next-Generation Hosting reports, and the first such report for 2009. This report focuses on the managed hosting sector, describing changes taking place among the most prominent hosters that have made the paradigm shift to cloud services. T1R has noticed a greater degree of maturity and nuanced differences in the more sophisticated cloud infrastructure services that managed hosters are offering in the market. For the first time, T1R will provide the most accurate market-sizing numbers for the cloud infrastructure market, eliminating the meaningless numbers that have been thrown around in the market, and extrapolating just the pure-play cloud services numbers. The market will be further disaggregated into those providers that are fostering public and commodity cloud offerings, separate from those creating more complex private cloud environments.
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Release Date: 2009-06-30 00:00:00
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| The midyear update to our Internet Datacenter Supply Report: 2009 provides revised metrics for supply and demand growth as well as utilization data for multi-tenant Internet datacenters, including projections through 2012 for each of the top IDC markets in North America and the Asia-Pacific region. The intended audience for this report includes wholesale datacenter, colocation and hosting providers making building and pricing decisions; financial professionals considering investment in datacenter properties; and real estate and planning professionals interested in market-by-market analysis of the multi-tenant datacenter space.
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Release Date: 2009-06-23 11:14:08
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| Mass Market Hosting Quarterly, Summer 2009, is the latest in an ongoing series of
quarterly reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting
sector. The report is designed to help the reader assess the size, scope, direction and
future growth potential of a sector that is in the midst of a significant transformation.
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Release Date: 2009-06-05 10:20:02
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This research report, ‘Content Delivery Networks Worldwide Market Overview: Summer 2009,’ is part of an ongoing series of quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. This edition of the report takes a look at the overall health of the market for CDN services and offers T1R’s perspective on what lies ahead for vendors.
After a strong 2008, the worldwide market for CDN services is going to face a lot of headwind in a weak economy. As a result, the CDN services market is expected to grow a modest 9.5% over 2008 results. While T1R expects to see continued strong growth in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region over the next 18 months, a lack of catalysts for growth in North America will dampen overall market growth into 2010.
The cooling of the market for content delivery has rekindled efforts to diversify
and add new services continue to pick up steam. For some vendors, this will mean
acquisition activity in technologies related to digital media distribution as well as other CDNs, while others are adding services such as whole site acceleration and looking at heading into application-level acceleration. Others are repositioning themselves to offer infrastructure services for cloud computing.
The summer 2009 report provides market-share data on the top public and private players, as well as figures for the overall CDN market with updated Q1 2009 figures. Profiles of top vendors are included, with summaries of major developments as they pertain to worldwide sales and strategy.
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Release Date: 2009-05-07 12:34:19
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| Client Disconnected: Internet Content/Entertainment Providers and Interconnection discusses, in detail, a number of significant issues confronting Internet Content/ Entertainment Providers (ICEPs) in regard to their Internet interconnection strategies. Those ICEP firms include Internet content and search portals; sports and entertainmentfocused websites; massively multiplayer online gaming providers; the so-called “casual gaming” sites; social networking and personal interaction websites; and streaming media and IPTV providers. Client Disconnected takes a head-on look at the current strategies for Internet interconnection and datacenter selection being utilized by these ICEPs and provides direct and actionable advice on how to improve the precarious positions and poorly thought out architectures in wide deployment throughout the industry. Most importantly, Client Disconnected introduces the Internet Connectivity Quality Score ranking to enable ICEPs to evaluate themselves with peers on an objective basis.
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Release Date: 2009-04-24 10:45:13
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| The Carrier-Neutral Colocation report is designed to be a guide to the carrier-neutral
colocation marketplace for 2009. The report discusses facilities and providers whose
primary service offering is carrier-neutral colocation as opposed to managed services. Many of the observations from this report are applicable to managed services providers that sell colocation, as well as carrier colocation providers who are competing directly with the carrier-neutral providers.
The report includes a market overview and discussion of industry terminology, basic datacenter anatomy, power trends, efficiency metrics, interconnection trends through 2012, colocation customer perceptions and priorities and colocation discount structures and pricing strategies.
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Release Date: 2009-04-13 17:04:05
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This research report, Content Delivery Networks European Market Overview:
Spring 2009, is part of an ongoing series of quarterly reports on the evolving market
for content delivery services. This edition of the report focuses on providers of CDN
services and their efforts to expand in Europe.
The spring 2009 report provides market-share data on the top public and private players in Europe, as well as figures for the overall CDN market with updated Q4 figures.
The role of new entrants like Deutsche Telekom, Global Crossing and Tata
Communications will be examined. Additionally, profiles of top vendors are included,
with summaries of major developments as they pertain to European sales and strategy.
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Release Date: 2009-04-13 16:55:38
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The Enterprise Datacenter Selection Report gives readers an overview of the selection criteria used by enterprise customers in choosing a datacenter facility. This report focuses on the selection process used by enterprises to select outsourced datacenter services from Internet infrastructure datacenter providers, including wholesale datacenter and colocation providers and does not include traditional IT outsourcers such as IBM or HP. This report focuses on selective outsourcing of datacenter services and not full-blown traditional IT outsourcing that includes datacenter services.
This report looks at the datacenter build vs. buy decision for enterprises, redundant datacenter architecture strategies and datacenter selection criteria. The report also includes detailed Request for Information (RFI) requirements that can be turned into an RFI document for use by enterprises to evaluate and rate responses from potential datacenter providers.
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Release Date: 2009-04-01 10:54:45
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| Mass-Market Hosting Quarterly, Spring 2009, is the fourth in a series of quarterly
reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting sector. The
report is designed to help the reader gauge the size, scope and future growth potential
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Release Date: 2009-03-26 17:37:56
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| For the Managed Hosting Global Market Overview, Spring 2009 report, Tier1 Research has for the first time split the traditional managed hosting report into two parts. This report follows on the heels of the recently published Managed Hosting Report US Market Overview, Winter 2009. In contrast to that traditional managed hosting report, which tends to be more US-centric, this report focuses on the truly global companies in the managed hosting space, as well as spotlights regionally focused managed hosting providers that are prominent in non-US markets, including Canada, Europe, Africa, South America, the Middle East, Asia and Australasia.
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Release Date: 2009-02-03 12:03:40
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| The M&A Review is an invaluable tool for investors and industry executives who want to know who the main players in the M&A arena are, get a gauge for what valuations are being paid, and understand the driving forces behind this activity. The key details of numerous deals are presented, followed by an in-depth analysis that summarizes the impact on the companies involved and the sector itself. Important M&A trends – present and emerging – are also identified. The deals analyzed in this report are grouped according to four categories: 1) acquisition of complementary hosting and infrastructure lines, 2) consolidation and rollup, 3) acquisition of technology and capabilities and 4) private equity deals.
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Release Date: 2009-01-29 00:00:00
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| This report provides an idea of the overall size, scope and growth of the sectors within the Internet infrastructure market. It spotlights various prominent firms in each segment and provides a market outlook for each.
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Release Date: 2008-12-23 14:57:39
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| The SaaS business model is substantively different from the traditional, on-premise software business model; however, to date, most analysts have used the same metrics (typically billings and free cash flow) to assess the economics of both business models. While billings and free cash flow are metrics of import, they tend to obfuscate the merits of high-growth SaaS business models due to sizeable, upfront customer acquisition costs and muted upfront benefits resulting from SaaS vendors’ pay-as-you-go offerings. In an effort to more effectively gauge the economics of SaaS vendors, our report entitled, “SaaS Economics: Examining the Value of Customer Additions” examines the value of subscriber additions over the entire customer life by focusing on 3 key drivers: 1) customer acquisition costs, 2) pricing power and 3) the duration of the customer life.
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Release Date: 2008-12-19 11:53:31
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| This report is published as the winter 2009 report in an ongoing series of quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. The winter 2009 report provides market-share data on the top public and private players in the market. In addition, we are including estimates of revenue generated from reseller partners, an item we addressed in the fall 2008 report as being a significant factor in the growth of the CDN market going forward.
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Release Date: 2008-12-19 11:47:36
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| Mass-Market Hosting Quarterly, Winter 2009, is the third in a series of quarterly reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting sector. The report is designed to give the reader a gauge for the size, scope, growth rates and future potential of mass-market hosting. Empirical evidence is used to size the market and identify its leading players, while a detailed examination of recent events provides color and context.
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Release Date: 2008-12-16 14:56:44
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| The Managed Hosting Market Overview Winter 2009 report is part of a series of Tier1 Research reports on the evolving market for managed hosting services. This report gives the reader an idea of the overall size, scope and growth of the managed hosting services market. Like the previous managed hosting report, it includes a summary of the major events and trends shaping the market in 2009. The potential monetization of new order events that virtualization technology offers managed hosters, the level of application-aware capabilities being driven by new market sectors, the investment in software-as-a-service (SaaS) facilitation platforms, heightened security and disaster recovery technologies, and the partnerships with on-demand storage providers are all developments framed in this document.
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Release Date: 2008-11-24 10:51:23
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| The equity markets have been roiled over the last couple of months and while no industry has been immune to the downturn, those companies which are levered to IT spending (i.e., software companies and more specifically, software-as-a-service [SaaS] vendors) have been especially battered. Case in point, the stock prices of the nine public companies which comprise our SaaS coverage universe have declined by an average of 56% since our valuation report dated September 25. And although the near-term fundamentals of the stocks in our coverage universe hhttps://admin.the451.com/website/framework/admin.php?obj=reports&page=1&id=701&do=editave clearly been impaired, the breadth and depth of the sell-off lead us to believe that investors have clearly thrown out the babies with the bathwater. The purpose of this report is to identify those babies in an effort to help investors hedge volatility in the near term and identify those investment opportunities in our SaaS coverage that we expect will generate the highest risk-adjusted returns in the long term.
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Release Date: 2008-11-20 00:00:00
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| This report details the similarities and differences of the 2000 to 2003 peak to valley valuation decline with the 2007 peak to current lows by analyzing the business actions, fundamental financial performance, and related valuation multiples since 2000. Full analysis is performed for five firms who were public for the entire period since 2000 and then another seven with less history or less historic relevance. In addition to raw details, the report reaches and provides support for its conclusions, but also presents scenarios and items to monitor that would prove or derail the report’s conclusions.
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Release Date: 2008-10-31 12:48:55
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| This report, ‘Internet Datacenter Supply Report: 2009,’ provides utilization of datacenter space as well as supply and demand forecasts through 2012 for each of the top IDC markets in North America and Europe. The report spotlights various prominent firms in the IDC market and gives the market outlook for each. This latest Internet Supply report by Tier1 Research differs significantly in format from our previous supply reports, as it looks forward at forecasted datacenter supply/demand versus previous reports that looked at historical datacenter supply.
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Release Date: 2008-09-15 13:04:11
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| The Tier1 Research report, 'Content Delivery Networks: Can Partnerships Accelerate Growth?' provides market-share data on the top public and private players in the market. Past reports have given an overview of the industry and profiles of a number of the CDN vendors. This is the first report in our series
to focus exclusively on a single issue for the industry, with research augmented by profiles of a number of partners to the CDN industry.
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Release Date: 2008-09-11 13:51:07
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| This report reviews and evaluates the impact of key events in the past quarter within the mass market hosting sector, while elucidating the most noteworthy trends. We also track changes in market share and project the overall size of the market. Finally, we test our hypotheses against the empirical evidence, while attempting to peer into the future.
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Release Date: 2008-09-10 11:38:12
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| This report is the second in a two-part series on next-generation services for managed hosting providers. It focuses specifically on the underlying components of cloud computing; namely: utility computing, on-demand storage and the concept of platform as a service. In order to avoid the confusion plaguing the managed hosting industry, T1R has detached true cloud computing capabilities from many of the grids and applications that are reliant on cloud infrastructure for efficient operation. We have provided profiles of managed hosting providers making the transition to cloud infrastructure services, from which the winners
of the cloud computing race will ultimately emerge. A brief analysis of some of the pricing of cloud services is discussed wherever possible, given that the implementation of these new technologies is still in the early stages, and is proving profitable for some, and not for others.
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| This report is the first of a two-part series that focuses specifically on virtualization platforms: the various virtualization offerings in the market, their associated automation technologies and how managed hosters can, and are, using them to offer a new generation of features and services to the marketplace. The report further investigates the competitive landscape for cloud infrastructure services that is mushrooming, and will soon separate the winners from the losers in the managed hosting sector.
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Release Date: 2008-07-28 12:27:56
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| This latest T1R report explores the near-term economics (measured in ROI terms) of on-demand human capital management (HCM) applications (which we limit to recruiting and performance management solutions).
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| The Internet Infrastructure: Market Overview report includes top-ten leaderboards covering colocation, shared hosting, content delivery networks, managed hosting, Internet interconnection and dedicated hosting, as well as all-new insight sections by the Tier1 analyst team.
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| The Summer 2008 CDN Market Overview is part of an ongoing series of Tier1 Research quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. The Summer 2008 report includes a summary of the major events and trends shaping the market in Q108, and provides market-share data on the top public and private players in the market as well as updated forecasts for 2008 revenues. An update on the Akamai and Limelight Networks lawsuit is included, along with our take on its impact on the CDN industry.
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| This report recaps and assesses the impact of key events in the past quarter for the mass-marketing hosting sector, while identifying the most important emerging trends. It includes market share movements, while taking a look at the future.
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Release Date: 2008-01-04 00:00:00
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| This report provides analysis of changes in market share among CDN service providers and offers detailed discussion and analysis of important trends and developments that were driving the CDN services sector, as well as insight into where this market is going. This issue will also address the issue of how CDNs price services, and the correlation between service differentiation and pricing power.
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The Internet Datacenter Supply Report 2010 gives readers an overview of the Internet Datacenter market, while providing actionable metrics around geographies and specific providers. In this report, ‘Internet datacenters’ are considered multi-customer wholesale and retail colocation and hosting facilities. Single-user enterprise datacenters and carrier hotels are specifically excluded from this analysis, although colocation and hosting facilities that lease space in carrier hotels are included.
This report provides current supply, demand and utilization metrics, as well as updates to market-specific analyses. Tier1 Research’s methodology in gathering this data varies depending on the provider. For public companies, financial disclosures are used, with some caution since different firms calculate and report their utilization in different ways. For private firms, a variety of methods are employed, including interviews, site visits, customer insights and competitive data.
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Release Date: 2009-12-23 17:04:32
Summary File: 996_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (716261 KB)
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| The Managed Hosting North America Overview, Winter 2010 report is the latest in the series of managed hosting reports that earlier in the year focused on the global market for managed hosting. In this report, we examine some of the latest trends driving the managed hosting market, including the increasing adoption of business-critical managed application management – a practice previously considered taboo for most managed hosting providers, due to the affiliation with the largely defunct ASP model. The report also documents the increasing migration of dedicated hosting providers up the value stack toward offering managed hosting services, while ironically, so many of the largest managed hosting providers are in turn diversifying their offering to appeal to the rapidly expanding SMB sector. Naturally, a part of that move includes the launching of several new cloud computing products as well.
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Release Date: 2009-12-17 10:49:36
Summary File: 992_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (681659 KB)
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| Mass Market Hosting Quarterly, Winter 2010, is the latest in an ongoing series of quarterly reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting sector. The report is designed to help the reader assess the size, scope, direction and future growth potential of a sector that is in the midst of a significant transformation.
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Release Date: 2009-10-22 10:26:39
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| This is the second in a series of cloud infrastructure reports for 2009, that contrasts the leaders of the Cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) sectors. Profiles include Amazon’s Web Services, Google AppEngine, Windows Azure, Force.com and Rackspace. The report describes the direction these cloud service providers are taking as they expand beyond rudimentary infrastructure as a service plays and infringe on the traditional dedicated and managed services market. The consumer of these cloud services has changed from a year ago – public clouds are no longer being addressed solely to ISVs and developers. Instead, modern clouds are tailored to the needs of the enterprise market, the federal sector and other highly regulated and compliance-seeking industries. This report showcases some of the concerns of these users, and how some of the cloud leaders have evolved their offerings to attract serious enterprise users to their platforms. This includes insight into the new APIs, features and innovations coming into the market that are alleviating fears of the cloud and proving of greater value than traditional services.
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Release Date: 2009-09-22 16:10:56
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| Mass-Market Hosting Quarterly, Fall 2009, is the latest in an ongoing series of quarterly reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting sector. The report is designed to help the reader assess the size, scope, direction and future growth potential of a sector that is in the midst of a significant transformation. The report leverages both quantitative and empirical evidence to arrive at its conclusions. Revenue estimates, broken out on a quarterly and annual basis, are provided for the sector’s top 20 leaders as well as for the top 10 in Europe. It also gauges the size of the overall market and projects its growth over the next three years.
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Release Date: 2009-07-07 10:24:59
Summary File: 851_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (628511 KB)
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| The Cloud Infrastructure Services report is a follow-on from last year’s Next-Generation Hosting reports, and the first such report for 2009. This report focuses on the managed hosting sector, describing changes taking place among the most prominent hosters that have made the paradigm shift to cloud services. T1R has noticed a greater degree of maturity and nuanced differences in the more sophisticated cloud infrastructure services that managed hosters are offering in the market. For the first time, T1R will provide the most accurate market-sizing numbers for the cloud infrastructure market, eliminating the meaningless numbers that have been thrown around in the market, and extrapolating just the pure-play cloud services numbers. The market will be further disaggregated into those providers that are fostering public and commodity cloud offerings, separate from those creating more complex private cloud environments.
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Release Date: 2009-06-23 11:14:08
Summary File: 835_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (686508 KB)
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| Mass Market Hosting Quarterly, Summer 2009, is the latest in an ongoing series of
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Release Date: 2009-04-01 10:54:45
Summary File: 784_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (526035 KB)
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| Mass-Market Hosting Quarterly, Spring 2009, is the fourth in a series of quarterly
reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting sector. The
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Release Date: 2009-03-26 17:37:56
Summary File: 781_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (665703 KB)
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| For the Managed Hosting Global Market Overview, Spring 2009 report, Tier1 Research has for the first time split the traditional managed hosting report into two parts. This report follows on the heels of the recently published Managed Hosting Report US Market Overview, Winter 2009. In contrast to that traditional managed hosting report, which tends to be more US-centric, this report focuses on the truly global companies in the managed hosting space, as well as spotlights regionally focused managed hosting providers that are prominent in non-US markets, including Canada, Europe, Africa, South America, the Middle East, Asia and Australasia.
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Release Date: 2008-12-19 11:47:36
Summary File: 710_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (183048 KB)
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| Mass-Market Hosting Quarterly, Winter 2009, is the third in a series of quarterly reports published by Tier1 Research focused on the mass-market hosting sector. The report is designed to give the reader a gauge for the size, scope, growth rates and future potential of mass-market hosting. Empirical evidence is used to size the market and identify its leading players, while a detailed examination of recent events provides color and context.
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Release Date: 2008-12-16 14:56:44
Summary File: 707_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (149305 KB)
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| The Managed Hosting Market Overview Winter 2009 report is part of a series of Tier1 Research reports on the evolving market for managed hosting services. This report gives the reader an idea of the overall size, scope and growth of the managed hosting services market. Like the previous managed hosting report, it includes a summary of the major events and trends shaping the market in 2009. The potential monetization of new order events that virtualization technology offers managed hosters, the level of application-aware capabilities being driven by new market sectors, the investment in software-as-a-service (SaaS) facilitation platforms, heightened security and disaster recovery technologies, and the partnerships with on-demand storage providers are all developments framed in this document.
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Release Date: 2008-09-11 13:51:07
Summary File: 641_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (227018 KB)
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| This report reviews and evaluates the impact of key events in the past quarter within the mass market hosting sector, while elucidating the most noteworthy trends. We also track changes in market share and project the overall size of the market. Finally, we test our hypotheses against the empirical evidence, while attempting to peer into the future.
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Release Date: 2008-09-10 11:38:12
Summary File: 640_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (256506 KB)
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| This report is the second in a two-part series on next-generation services for managed hosting providers. It focuses specifically on the underlying components of cloud computing; namely: utility computing, on-demand storage and the concept of platform as a service. In order to avoid the confusion plaguing the managed hosting industry, T1R has detached true cloud computing capabilities from many of the grids and applications that are reliant on cloud infrastructure for efficient operation. We have provided profiles of managed hosting providers making the transition to cloud infrastructure services, from which the winners
of the cloud computing race will ultimately emerge. A brief analysis of some of the pricing of cloud services is discussed wherever possible, given that the implementation of these new technologies is still in the early stages, and is proving profitable for some, and not for others.
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Release Date: 2008-08-27 10:31:41
Summary File: 637_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (163860 KB)
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| This report is the first of a two-part series that focuses specifically on virtualization platforms: the various virtualization offerings in the market, their associated automation technologies and how managed hosters can, and are, using them to offer a new generation of features and services to the marketplace. The report further investigates the competitive landscape for cloud infrastructure services that is mushrooming, and will soon separate the winners from the losers in the managed hosting sector.
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Release Date: 2008-06-25 00:00:00
Summary File: 623_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (169040 KB)
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| This report recaps and assesses the impact of key events in the past quarter for the mass-marketing hosting sector, while identifying the most important emerging trends. It includes market share movements, while taking a look at the future.
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Release Date: 2008-04-15 00:00:00
Summary File: 544_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (386009 KB)
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| The Managed Hosting Market Overview 2008 report is the first in a series of Tier1 Research biannual reports on the evolving market for managed hosting services. This report is designed to give the reader an idea of the overall size, scope and growth of the managed hosting services market. This spring 2008 report includes a summary of the major events and trends shaping the market in 2008. It also includes the defining differences between mass-market hosting services and managed hosting services, sometimes referred to as managed IT hosting. Beyond these classifications, the report also details the market sizing and revenue projections for the overall managed hosting market.
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Release Date: 2008-03-07 00:00:00
Summary File: 535_hosting_reports_summary.pdf (410355 KB)
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Release Date: 2010-03-04 17:57:19
Summary File: 1056_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (744024 KB)
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| This report provides an overview of merger and acquisition activity in the Internet infrastructure sector focusing on the second half of 2009. The M&A Review is an invaluable tool for investors and industry executives who want to understand who are the main players in the M&A arena for the Internet infrastructure space, check on the current valuation levels being paid in the sector, get a review of the macro- and micro- level drivers for activity during 2009, and understand Tier1’s outlook for M&A activity in 2010. The report presents key details of numerous deals, followed by an in-depth analysis that summarizes the impact on the companies involved and the sector itself. Important M&A trends – present and emerging – are also identified.
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Release Date: 2010-01-11 10:45:21
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This report provides current supply, demand and utilization metrics, as well as updates to market-specific analyses. Tier1 Research’s methodology in gathering this data varies depending on the provider. For public companies, financial disclosures are used, with some caution since different firms calculate and report their utilization in different ways. For private firms, a variety of methods are employed, including interviews, site visits, customer insights and competitive data.
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Release Date: 2009-10-12 10:43:54
Summary File: 940_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (607631 KB)
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| The Datacenter Design 2009 report (The Business of Technology) gives readers an overview of the technologies, architectures and methodologies associated with current and next-generation datacenters. The equipment housed in a datacenter is mission critical, and uptime is of utmost importance, but the motivators for future datacenter construction have extended beyond simply minimizing the risk of downtime.
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Release Date: 2009-09-11 16:46:51
Summary File: 898_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (633165 KB)
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| The Internet Datacenter North American Market Overview Report 2009 is a new report from Tier1 Research that provides the overall size, scope and growth of the Internet datacenter (IDC) market in North America. It spotlights various prominent North American Internet datacenter providers and provides a market outlook for each. The report also includes an overview of the Canadian IDC market. The report provides market share and revenue estimates for the top 10 North American and top 10 Canadian datacenter providers. The report also includes detailed profiles of 16 North American datacenter providers. Each datacenter provider profile includes analysis of datacenter revenue, datacenter geographic locations, datacenter footprint square footage, expansion strategy and pipeline of expansions underway and planned.
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Release Date: 2009-07-20 15:34:01
Summary File: 862_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (649872 KB)
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Release Date: 2009-07-15 14:23:47
Summary File: 859_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (636068 KB)
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Release Date: 2009-06-30 00:00:00
Summary File: 844_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (685894 KB)
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| The midyear update to our Internet Datacenter Supply Report: 2009 provides revised metrics for supply and demand growth as well as utilization data for multi-tenant Internet datacenters, including projections through 2012 for each of the top IDC markets in North America and the Asia-Pacific region. The intended audience for this report includes wholesale datacenter, colocation and hosting providers making building and pricing decisions; financial professionals considering investment in datacenter properties; and real estate and planning professionals interested in market-by-market analysis of the multi-tenant datacenter space.
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Summary File: 746_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (158105 KB)
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Summary File: 744_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (138572 KB)
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Summary File: 695_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (293462 KB)
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| This report, ‘Internet Datacenter Supply Report: 2009,’ provides utilization of datacenter space as well as supply and demand forecasts through 2012 for each of the top IDC markets in North America and Europe. The report spotlights various prominent firms in the IDC market and gives the market outlook for each. This latest Internet Supply report by Tier1 Research differs significantly in format from our previous supply reports, as it looks forward at forecasted datacenter supply/demand versus previous reports that looked at historical datacenter supply.
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Release Date: 2008-07-24 11:13:58
Summary File: 629_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (139087 KB)
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Summary File: 506_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (253153 KB)
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Summary File: 493_datacenter_reports_summary.pdf (575839 KB)
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Release Date: 2008-12-23 14:57:39
Summary File: 714_saas_reports_summary.pdf (133414 KB)
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| The Internet Datacenter Global Markets Overview 2010 report provides the overall size, scope and growth of the Internet datacenter market globally. The report segments the global market into regions including North America; Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA); Asia-Pacific and Latin America. It spotlights various prominent global Internet datacenter providers and provides a market outlook for each.
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Release Date: 2009-12-23 16:35:34
Summary File: 994_special_report_summary.pdf (675241 KB)
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| This research report, ‘Content Delivery Networks, Worldwide Market Overview: Winter 2010,’ is part of a series of quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. The report provides market-share data on the top public and private players, as well as figures for the overall CDN market, with updated Q3 2009 figures and an outlook for industry revenue through 2012.
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Release Date: 2009-09-22 14:55:48
Summary File: 910_special_report_summary.pdf (683287 KB)
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| This research report, 'Content Delivery Networks Worldwide Market Overview: Fall 2009,' is part of an ongoing series of quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. Like all reports in the series, this report provides market-share data on the top public and private players, as well as figures for the overall CDN market with updated Q2 2009 figures. This edition of the report looks at how the CDN landscape has already been reshaped by M&A in the first half of 2009. Included is a historical overview of M&A activity in the CDN market and related technologies, listed both by company and in reverse chronological order (from most recent to oldest deal). T1R offers its insights on how M&A can be used as a strategic tool to transform the CDN market into an industry that is better suited to survive the current economic storm.
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Release Date: 2009-06-05 10:20:02
Summary File: 826_special_report_summary.pdf (634455 KB)
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This research report, ‘Content Delivery Networks Worldwide Market Overview: Summer 2009,’ is part of an ongoing series of quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. This edition of the report takes a look at the overall health of the market for CDN services and offers T1R’s perspective on what lies ahead for vendors.
After a strong 2008, the worldwide market for CDN services is going to face a lot of headwind in a weak economy. As a result, the CDN services market is expected to grow a modest 9.5% over 2008 results. While T1R expects to see continued strong growth in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region over the next 18 months, a lack of catalysts for growth in North America will dampen overall market growth into 2010.
The cooling of the market for content delivery has rekindled efforts to diversify
and add new services continue to pick up steam. For some vendors, this will mean
acquisition activity in technologies related to digital media distribution as well as other CDNs, while others are adding services such as whole site acceleration and looking at heading into application-level acceleration. Others are repositioning themselves to offer infrastructure services for cloud computing.
The summer 2009 report provides market-share data on the top public and private players, as well as figures for the overall CDN market with updated Q1 2009 figures. Profiles of top vendors are included, with summaries of major developments as they pertain to worldwide sales and strategy.
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Release Date: 2009-05-07 12:34:19
Summary File: 815_special_report_summary.pdf (684290 KB)
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| Client Disconnected: Internet Content/Entertainment Providers and Interconnection discusses, in detail, a number of significant issues confronting Internet Content/ Entertainment Providers (ICEPs) in regard to their Internet interconnection strategies. Those ICEP firms include Internet content and search portals; sports and entertainmentfocused websites; massively multiplayer online gaming providers; the so-called “casual gaming” sites; social networking and personal interaction websites; and streaming media and IPTV providers. Client Disconnected takes a head-on look at the current strategies for Internet interconnection and datacenter selection being utilized by these ICEPs and provides direct and actionable advice on how to improve the precarious positions and poorly thought out architectures in wide deployment throughout the industry. Most importantly, Client Disconnected introduces the Internet Connectivity Quality Score ranking to enable ICEPs to evaluate themselves with peers on an objective basis.
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Release Date: 2009-04-24 10:45:13
Summary File: 800_special_report_summary.pdf (542946 KB)
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| The Carrier-Neutral Colocation report is designed to be a guide to the carrier-neutral
colocation marketplace for 2009. The report discusses facilities and providers whose
primary service offering is carrier-neutral colocation as opposed to managed services. Many of the observations from this report are applicable to managed services providers that sell colocation, as well as carrier colocation providers who are competing directly with the carrier-neutral providers.
The report includes a market overview and discussion of industry terminology, basic datacenter anatomy, power trends, efficiency metrics, interconnection trends through 2012, colocation customer perceptions and priorities and colocation discount structures and pricing strategies.
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Release Date: 2009-04-13 17:04:05
Summary File: 795_special_report_summary.pdf (679164 KB)
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This research report, Content Delivery Networks European Market Overview:
Spring 2009, is part of an ongoing series of quarterly reports on the evolving market
for content delivery services. This edition of the report focuses on providers of CDN
services and their efforts to expand in Europe.
The spring 2009 report provides market-share data on the top public and private players in Europe, as well as figures for the overall CDN market with updated Q4 figures.
The role of new entrants like Deutsche Telekom, Global Crossing and Tata
Communications will be examined. Additionally, profiles of top vendors are included,
with summaries of major developments as they pertain to European sales and strategy.
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Release Date: 2009-04-13 16:55:38
Summary File: 792_special_report_summary.pdf (639545 KB)
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The Enterprise Datacenter Selection Report gives readers an overview of the selection criteria used by enterprise customers in choosing a datacenter facility. This report focuses on the selection process used by enterprises to select outsourced datacenter services from Internet infrastructure datacenter providers, including wholesale datacenter and colocation providers and does not include traditional IT outsourcers such as IBM or HP. This report focuses on selective outsourcing of datacenter services and not full-blown traditional IT outsourcing that includes datacenter services.
This report looks at the datacenter build vs. buy decision for enterprises, redundant datacenter architecture strategies and datacenter selection criteria. The report also includes detailed Request for Information (RFI) requirements that can be turned into an RFI document for use by enterprises to evaluate and rate responses from potential datacenter providers.
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Release Date: 2008-12-19 11:53:31
Summary File: 711_special_report_summary.pdf (130960 KB)
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| This report is published as the winter 2009 report in an ongoing series of quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. The winter 2009 report provides market-share data on the top public and private players in the market. In addition, we are including estimates of revenue generated from reseller partners, an item we addressed in the fall 2008 report as being a significant factor in the growth of the CDN market going forward.
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Release Date: 2008-11-20 00:00:00
Summary File: 719_special_report_summary.pdf (272560 KB)
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| This report details the similarities and differences of the 2000 to 2003 peak to valley valuation decline with the 2007 peak to current lows by analyzing the business actions, fundamental financial performance, and related valuation multiples since 2000. Full analysis is performed for five firms who were public for the entire period since 2000 and then another seven with less history or less historic relevance. In addition to raw details, the report reaches and provides support for its conclusions, but also presents scenarios and items to monitor that would prove or derail the report’s conclusions.
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Release Date: 2008-09-15 13:04:11
Summary File: 643_special_report_summary.pdf (271356 KB)
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| The Tier1 Research report, 'Content Delivery Networks: Can Partnerships Accelerate Growth?' provides market-share data on the top public and private players in the market. Past reports have given an overview of the industry and profiles of a number of the CDN vendors. This is the first report in our series
to focus exclusively on a single issue for the industry, with research augmented by profiles of a number of partners to the CDN industry.
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Release Date: 2008-07-28 12:27:56
Summary File: 632_special_report_summary.pdf (142238 KB)
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| This latest T1R report explores the near-term economics (measured in ROI terms) of on-demand human capital management (HCM) applications (which we limit to recruiting and performance management solutions).
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Release Date: 2008-07-11 00:00:00
Summary File: 624_special_report_summary.pdf (153983 KB)
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| The Summer 2008 CDN Market Overview is part of an ongoing series of Tier1 Research quarterly reports on the evolving market for content delivery services. The Summer 2008 report includes a summary of the major events and trends shaping the market in Q108, and provides market-share data on the top public and private players in the market as well as updated forecasts for 2008 revenues. An update on the Akamai and Limelight Networks lawsuit is included, along with our take on its impact on the CDN industry.
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Release Date: 2008-01-02 00:00:00
Summary File: 491_special_report_summary.pdf (556553 KB)
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| This report provides analysis of changes in market share among CDN service providers and offers detailed discussion and analysis of important trends and developments that were driving the CDN services sector, as well as insight into where this market is going. This issue will also address the issue of how CDNs price services, and the correlation between service differentiation and pricing power.
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Release Date: 2007-10-26 13:13:24
Summary File: 466_special_report_summary.pdf (194906 KB)
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| This is the first report in the T1R Content Delivery Network Services Quarterly Series – a series designed to provide timely analysis and perspective on key technology trends and marketplace developments in the CDN services marketplace. This report recaps the key events of the quarter and assesses their impact. It provides analysis of changes in market share and offers detailed discussion and analysis of important trends and developments that were driving the CDN services sector, as well as insight into where this market is going.
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