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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section
CHAPTER I:   Overview
   1.0  Background
   1.1  Explanation of SMS
      1.1.1  Service Definition
      1.1.2   How It Works
   1.2   SMS Technology
      1.2.1   Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP) Protocol  
CHAPTER II:      Services and Applications
   2.0  Overview
   2.1  Services
      2.1.1  Handset Requirements
      2.1.2   Current Wireless Carrier Offerings
         2.1.2.1   ALLTEL
         2.1.2.2   AT&T Wireless
         2.1.2.3   Cingular Wireless
         2.1.2.4   Grupo Iusacell
         2.1.2.5   Microcell
         2.1.2.6   Nextel
         2.1.2.7   Qwest Wireless
         2.1.2.8   Rogers Wireless
         2.1.2.9    Sprint PCS
         2.1.2.10  Telcel
         2.1.2.11  Telefonica Moviles
         2.1.2.12  Telus Mobility
         2.1.2.13  U.S. Cellular
         2.1.2.14  Verizon Wireless
         2.1.2.15  VoiceStream
      2.1.3  Comparisons
         2.1.3.1  Availability
         2.1.3.2  Features
         2.1.3.3  Pricing
         2.1.3.4  Canned Messages
   2.2  Applications and Segments
      2.2.1  Background
      2.2.Carriers....
         2.2.2.1  OTA
         2.2.2.2  Prepaid
      2.2.3  Consumers
         2.2.3.1  Notification
         2.2.3.2  Ringtones
         2.2.3.3  Personal Messaging
         2.2.3.4  Interconnection
         2.2.3.5  Unified Messaging
         2.2.3.6  Information Services
         2.2.3.7  Location-Based
      2.2.4  Business
         2.2.4.1  Enterprise Messaging
         2.2.4.2  Mobile Commerce
            2.2.4.2.1  CRM
            2.2.4.2.2   Advertising and Promotion
            2.2.4.2.3   Remote Point of Sale
         2.2.4.3   Remote Monitoring
         2.2.4.4  Job Dispatch  
CHAPTER III:  Market Opportunities and Strategies
   3.0  Introduction
   3.1   Messaging and Wireless Contexts
      3.1.1  SMS Benefits

         3.1.1.1  Benefits to the SMS Subscriber

   3.2  Key Players and Strategies
      3.2.1  SMS Platform and Service Providers
         3.2.1.1  ADC (Minneapolis, MN)
         3.2.1.2   CMG plc (The Netherlands)
         3.2.1.3    Comverse Technology Inc. (Wakefield, MA)
         3.2.1.4   Ericsson (Stockholm, Sweden)
         3.2.1.5   Logica (London, England)
         3.2.1.6   Motorola (Schaumburg, IL)
         3.2.1.7   Nokia (Finland)
         3.2.1.8   Numerex (Atlanta, GA)
         3.2.1.9    Sema (France)
         3.2.1.10  Telecommunications Systems, Inc.  (Annapolis, MD)
      3.2.2  Unified Messaging Vendors
      3.2.3  ASP and Equipment Vendors
         3.2.3.1  Ease of Use
         3.2.3.2  Voice Mail and Speech Recognition
         3.2.3.3   Push and Pull Information Services
         3.2.3.4   UM to UC
         3.2.3.5   Polling
         3.2.3.6   Conclusion 
      3.2.4  Wireless Carriers
         3.2.4.1   Target Markets
         3.2.4.2     Lessons for Overseas
         3.2.4.3     Market Strategies
            3.2.4.3.1  Improve Customer Retention
            3.2.4.3.2  Create New Revenues
            3.2.4.3.3  Stimulate Usage  
CHAPTER IV:  Market Dynamics and Forecast
   4.0  Introduction
   4.1  Market Drivers..
      4.1.1  Mobile Population
         4.1.1.1  Overseas Example
      4.1.2  Use of Email
      4.1.3  Unified Messaging
      4.1.4  ASP Innovation
   4.2  Market Barriers..
      4.2.1  Interoperability
      4.2.2  Capacity
      4.2.3  Spamming
   4.3  Market Competition
      4.3.1  Paging
      4.3.2  Wireless Applications Protocol (WAP)
      4.3.3  Instant Messaging (IM)
      4.3.4  Short-Range Radio
   4.4  Market Size and Forecast
      4.4.1  Usage
         4.4.1.1  Developing Usage Statistics
         4.4.1.2  Projected Usage Worldwide
         4.4.1.3  Monthly Usage Volume
         4.4.1.4  Per Subscriber Benchmark – AMM
      4.4.2  Projected Usage in North America: 3 Scenarios
         4.4.2.1  Part 1 AMM
            4.4.2.1.1   Scenario (1)
            4.4.2.1.2   Scenario (2)
            4.4.2.1.3   Scenario (3)
         4.4.2.2  Part 2 – Number of Subscribers
         4.4.2.3  Part 3 – Total Volume of Messages
      4.4.3  Revenues
         4.4.3.1  Different Revenue Models
         4.4.3.2  Pricing Models
            4.4.3.2.1  European Pricing
            4.4.3.2.2  North American Pricing
            4.4.3.2.3  Conclusion
            4.4.3.2.4  Other Revenues  
CHAPTER V:  Future Industry Trends and Issues
   5.0  Perspective
   5.1  New Business Models
      5.1.1  Information Services
      5.1.2  Entertainment
      5.1.3  Mobile Shopping and Transactions
         5.1.3.1  Mobile Wallets
   5.2  New Service Developments
      5.2.1  Cell Broadcasting
      5.2.2  SIM Cards
   5.3  Next Generation Messaging
   5.4  Next Generation Wireless
      5.4.1  2.5G or GPRS
      5.4.2  3G or UMTS
  5.5  Conclusion  

LIST OF TABLES & FIGURES

Tables
2.1   North American Carriers and SMS Text Messaging Availability
2.2   Wireless Carrier SMS Services
3.1    Short Message Services Centers in North America
3.2   United States
3.3   Canada
4.1   SMS Shorthand Language
4.2   Top Paging Carriers in US
Figures
1.1  SMS Network Architecture
2.1  SMS Applications
4.1  Email Users: Worldwide and US
4.2  Worldwide Volume of SMS Messages: Per Month During 2000
4.3  Worldwide SMS Volume: Per Month Historical View
4.4  Worldwide AMM: July 1999 to December 2000
4.5  Worldwide AMM: End of Quarter and Percent Growth
4.6  Worldwide AMM: Growth Curve
4.7  Worldwide AMM Statistics: December 1998 to 2005
4.8   North American AMM: Best Case Scenario
4.9   North American AMM: Worst Case Scenario
4.10  North American AMM: Most Likely Scenario
4.11  Number of Wireless Subscribers in North America by Country
4.12  Percent of Digital vs Analog Customers: North America, 1999
4.13  North American Digital Services as Percent of Total Wireless Subscribers: 2000-2005
4.14  Total and Digital Subscribers in the North America
4.15  SMS Monthly Volume in North America: Year-End 2000 to 2005
4.16  SMS Monthly Revenues in North America: Year-End 2000 to 2005
5.1  Mobile Commerce Flow of Funds

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