ONO is Spain's largest alternative telecom operator, offering a competitive range of products for consumers and enterprises, including enterprise-class VoIP with multimedia support. Nonetheless, ONO remains largely a consumer-oriented provider. ...

Black Box maintains a competitive multi-vendor portfolio of communications products and services in North America. It is overshadowed by providers with more highly visible international managed services and unified communications ...

With a differentiated strategy between its Cricket and Jump Mobile services, Leap is showing strong growth. However, it will still face competition on all fronts as national carriers and prepaid ...

U.S. Cellular has moved to strengthen its footprint and its focus on customer service is paying some dividends, but increased competition from national rivals has put it on the defensive, ...

On September 17, 2007, it was announced that McLeodUSA had agreed to be acquired by PAETEC in a transaction valued at $557 million. The combined company would, by some measures, ...

BEA AquaLogic Data Services Platform (ALDSP) 2.5 is a competitive EII product, and the forthcoming BEA WebLogic Event Server 2.0 is a promising Java-based CEP/ESP middleware platform. This report contains ...

Cognos continues to show impressive financials and to strengthen its best-of-breed CPM solution portfolio. However, its days as a pure-play BI/CPM vendor appear numbered in light of SAP's impending takeover ...

Jamcracker, a long-time player in the software as a service arena, has positioned itself as a key bundler of SaaS providers and its recent BroadSoft partnership adds to the company's ...

Cincinnati Bell Wireless continues to have stable postpaid growth and it improved its customer metrics after dealing with prior losses and high churn. With flat subscriber growth in prior quarters, ...

Symantec closed its acquisition of Altiris in April 2007, and now has made some key product rationalization decisions regarding the Altiris product line. This report contains in-depth analysis of the ...

Nokia has found a good balance between sales and profit margins globally, and is stealing market share from Motorola in large chunks. However, in the carrier-driven U.S. market, Nokia continues ...

LG is concentrating more on unique designs for Verizon Wireless as it loses shelf space at Sprint and AT&T to Samsung, and the market for phones below $49 intensifies. ...

Alvarion is an acknowledged fixed wireless leader. A majority of its revenues now come from WiMAX. The company even claims significant 802.16e momentum. Yet, the momentum is still nascent and ...

Samsung is flooding every U.S. carrier with thin plastic clamshells, bars, and sliders with various feature combinations priced from zero to $49 with contract. This strategy can't be helping the ...

Sony Ericsson has impressive handsets in Europe but has just a few midrange devices in the U.S., where it has almost nonexistent distribution. Meanwhile, Apple has taken over Sony Ericsson's ...

T-Mobile USA maintained strong momentum through the end of Q2 2007 by remaining aggressive on voice pricing and the launch of its HotSpot @Home unlimited calling offering. This report contains ...

Verizon Wireless has continued to put pressure on its competition by maintaining its network quality image while at the same time adding new data services such as V CAST TV ...

NEC maintains a tangible foothold within the IP DSLAM market segment, with Hong Kong's PCCW being its keystone customer account, but NEC is not a strong competitive threat in the ...

RIM continues to lead the pack in enterprise devices and mobile email licenses; while facing more competition from Microsoft and its OEM partners, the BlackBerry vendor continues to innovate and ...

COLT continues to deliver on many fronts, launching innovative new products and posting consecutive quarterly profits, but the company still faces the challenge of ramping up sales, raising brand awareness ...