Summary Updated -August 2013
Market Research Company |
Market Value (USD) |
CAGR (%) |
Report Date |
Dell'Oro | 900M / 2017 | - | July, 2013 |
Transparency Market Research |
1.9B / 2016 |
- |
Feb 2013 |
Infonetics |
2.4B / 2017 |
- |
Mar 2013 |
Stratecast | Frost & Sullivan | 3.9B* / 2017 | - | April 2013 |
ABI Research | 1.6B / 2016 | - | May 2011 |
* - Inclusive of policy enforcement
Tranparency Market Research
-"Policy management software market is gaining momentum as more number of network operators are using policy solutions to generate revenues from new services and to optimize the subscriber experience. Policy management software industry is set to witness strong growth rate in the near future with increasing policy management applications and new vendors."
-"The global sales of policy management software reached $589 million during 2011 and expected to go beyond $1.9 billion by 2016. Wireless market is the most popular segments of policy management software industry."
Infonetics
-"The global policy management software market grew 32% in 2012, to $774 million"
Stratecast | Frost & Sullivan
-"Subscribers today want personalized pricing plans and service options, which means policy management will need to play a pivotal role in making such personalized service offers work," said Karl Whitelock, director global OSS/BSS strategy at Stratecast. "In order for service providers to differentiate themselves through innovative service offers, they need to infuse their real-time rating and charging capabilities with policy management. Amdocs has taken a lead in the policy rules market through its mid-2011 acquisition of Bridgewater Systems, and the integration of policy functionality into its rating and charging engine."
ABI Research
-"Mobile data usage has skyrocketed over the last year or two, and mobile network operators are struggling to keep up with the surge in demand. Operators need policy solutions to manage the bandwidth congestion. Forecasts from ABI Research show that the market for policy management servers in mobile broadband networks will grow from approximately $350 million in 2010 to almost $1.6 billion by 2016."
-“In most businesses, a big increase in demand for your products and services would be considered a good thing,” says principal analyst Jim Eller. “Instead of trying to block or throttle data traffic, mobile operators need to figure out how they can profit from the huge opportunity that has fallen into their laps. With worldwide data traffic volume growing at a CAGR of more than 50% annually, trillions of dollars in data revenues are at stake.” |