Diameter Signaling Control to Witness Decline in Demand By 2018

The diameter signaling control market has matured at a rapid pace thanks to the participation of a broad range of vendors and strong growth across the globe. Diameter signaling controllers manage and secure significantly increasing data traffic on service provider networks triggered by mobile communication devices, machines, and applications.

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The research report studies the definition, classification, scope, applications, and dynamics of the global diameter signaling control market and offers key insights and suggestions to capitalize on the opportunities ahead and solve the challenges that businesses face.

With the help of various market research tools such as SWOT analysis, Porter’s Five Forces analysis, market attractiveness, and value chain analysis, the report identifies the many forces that drive the global diameter signaling control market and those that impede its growth.

Overview of the Diameter Signaling Control Market

The diameter signaling control market is relatively new. Nevertheless, the enhanced scalability, reliability, flexibility, and security over legacy protocols has made diameter the de-facto signaling protocol in all mobile and fixed IP-based networks. The tsunamic congestion of network traffic has forced operators to utilize diameter signaling control to efficiently manage and scale data traffic.

While North America is the largest consumer of diameter signaling controllers owing to a massive user base of mobile broadband, Asia Pacific has rapidly emerged as the most promising market given the technological developments in the field of diameter signaling control and the surging number of broadband users.

Market analysis shows that strong growth is anticipated I the diameter signaling control market, which has attracted vendors from different backgrounds such as traditional signaling vendors, IP experts, telecom software and hardware vendors, pure play vendors, and vendors in the policy and control sector. Even though the competitive landscape of the global diameter signaling control market has been identified as consolidated, it continues to shift with new entrants and acquisitions. Exploding data traffic from smartphones and other mobile devices is likely to intensify the competition in the diameter signaling control market in the coming years.

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Companies Mentioned in the Report

The players operating in the global diameter signaling control market include Openet, NexNet Solutions, Opencode Systems Ltd., Computaris International Ltd., Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., Genband, Jinny Software Ltd., Marben Products, Tango Telecom Ltd., Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, Cisco Systems, Inc., Comptel Corporation, Alcatel-Lucent, Performance Technologies, Inc., Dialogic, Inc., Datatronics SA, Oracle Corporation, Ciskon Technologies, Modulo C.S. Ltd., Metaswitch Networks, Adax, Inc., F5 Networks, Inc., Syniverse Technologies LLC, Aicent, Inc., Verscom Solutions, Alepo USA, Elitecore Technologies Pvt., Ltd., Amdocs, Inc., Ulticom, Inc., Aricent Group, Tieto Corporation, Diametriq LLC, Transaction Network Services, Inc., and Radware Ltd.

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