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Communicating GREEN: Telecommunications` Role in Environmental Stability, 2008 - 2013
a market research report
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In this study, Insight
examines the positive role fixed line and mobile
telecommunications applications will play by ameliorating a wide array
of current environmental concerns. Green communications portfolios of
products and services exist today—though they are not being marketed as
such—and this study puts a dollar value on the assembling and marketing
potential portfolios that aid the environment.
Communicating Green identifies several key
domains in which telecommunications applications can have a direct,
tangible impact on lowering greenhouse gas emissions, power consumption,
and achieving efficient recycling of equipment waste. For example,
transportation demand management systems can cut down greenhouse gases
produced by cars and trucks by leveraging location-based services,
unified communications services, mobile resource management systems, and
fleet management systems. Several major domains are identified and a
forecast of carrier revenue related to these applications portfolios is
provided.
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Report Excerpt
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Market Segmentation
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Table of Contents
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1.0 Executive Summary 2.0 Environmental Developments Affecting Telecom
2.1 Global Factors outside the Telecom Industry
2.1.1 Overview
2.1.2 Kyoto Protocol
2.1.3 Carbon sequestration
2.1.4 Carbon Credits Trading
2.1.5 Other initiatives, Government Receptivity
2.2 Development of todays Communication-driven GREEN Market
2.2.1 Factors leading up to present landscape
2.2.2 Relevant products and services, delivery technologies
2.3 Telecom solutions that contribute to positive environmental impact
2.3.1 Transportation demand management
2.3.2 Demand side management
2.3.3 Machine to Machine
2.3.4 Recyclables
2.3.5 Micro fuel cells
2.3.6 Operations and Business Support systems
2.4 Implications and Opportunites
2.4.1 The Carbon footprint and GREEN Communications
2.5 Sector Trends
2.5.1 Residential
2.5.2 Automotive
2.5.3 Electric Utilities
2.5.4 Other parts of the economy
2.6 Summary
2.6.1 Socioeconomic dimensions
2.6.2 Political Dimensions
2.6.3 Regulatory Dimensions
2.6.4 Organizational implications and opportunities 3.0 Technologies and their impact
3.1 The role of Telecom in the environment
3.2 Technologies and their impact
3.2.1 Location Based Services
3.2.1.1 Unified Communications Services
3.2.1.2 Teleworking, conference and collaboration
3.2.1.3 Mobile Worker
3.2.1.4 Electric Cars
3.2.2 Demand Side Management
3.2.2.1 Residential Smart Meters
3.2.2.2 Home Automation
3.2.2.3 Commercial Office / Building Management
3.2.2.4 Utility Grid Mangement
3.2.2.5 Storage and content management
3.2.2.6 IT Data Centers/NOC/SOC
3.2.3 Machine to Machine
3.2.3.1 Overview
3.2.3.2 Smart Services
3.2.3.3 Remote Sensors
3.2.3.4 Alerts and Notifications
3.2.3.5 Access Devices Data systems
3.2.3.6 Environmental Controls
3.2.3.7 Wireless/mobile payment and POS systems
3.2.4 Recyclables
3.2.4.1 Overview
3.2.4.2 End of Product Lifecycle Management
3.2.4.3 Recycling and reducing paper consumption
3.2.4.4 Workplace waste
3.2.4.5 Construction and Engineering
3.2.5 Micro Fuel Cell Applications
3.2.5.1 Overview
3.2.5.2 Uninterruptible Power Systems
3.2.5.3 Extended Battery Life - Very Low Power
3.2.6 Operations Business Support sustems
3.2.6.1 Overview
3.2.6.2 Enterprise resource planning
3.2.6.3 Financial Systems
3.2.6.4 Supply Chain Management
3.2.6.5 Customer Relationship Management
3.2.6.6 Network Managed Service Offerings
3.2.6.7 Environmental Audit and Compliance systems
3.2.6.8 SMART enterprise suite offerings
3.3 Summary
3.3.1 Telecom and the environment are intertwined
3.3.2 Regulatory and Competative Dimensions
3.3.3 Positive impact necessitates effective Telecom capabilities
3.3.4 the GREEN communications portfolio of services and applications 4.0 Users of GREEN Communications Technology
4.1 Users of the Technologies
4.1.1 SMB
4.1.2 Enterprises
4.1.3 Consumers
4.1.4 Real Estate Industry
4.2 Summary
4.2.1 Carbon footprint
4.2.2 Regulatory Dimensions
4.2.3 Political Dimension
4.2.4 Competative Sector
4.2.5 Utilites Dimension
4.2.6 Telecom Service Providers 5.0 The players: Vendors/equipment providers and Service providers
5.1 Vendors and Network Equipment Providers
5.2 Service Providers
5.2.1 Network Service Providers
5.2.2 Cable Companies
5.2.3 Utility Telcos
5.2.4 Other Carriers
5.2.5 Niche Focused Servie Providers
5.2.6 Other
5.3 What Carriers should be doing
5.4 Implications and Opportunities
5.5 Summary 6.0 Market Forecasts
6.1 Methodology
6.2 Dollars and Subscribers
6.3 Communication GREEN market Forecast for the period
6.4 Historical Mobile/Land Trends
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$ 3995
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$ 4695 Single-User Printable PDF
$ 6995 6-Seat Printable PDF
$ 10000 Unlimited Corporate-Wide Distribution
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