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U.S. CLEC Market Analysis:
Company Profiles, Market Sizing and Share 2002 -2007
$2,495.00
 
   
 

Difficult economic conditions have led many Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) to close its doors. 2001 was a challenging year for CLECs as companies struggled to raise capital while restructuring their business models.
2002 is witnessing a year of consolidation. Many CLECs are finding it difficult to survive in a capital-restrictive market. As some companies go out of business, others are picking up assets of bankrupt CLECs in order to expand their services. The industry is going through a period of reconstruction which will lead to redefinition of the remaining CLECs.

Observing company strategies and trends of the industry, ATLANTIC-ACM’s CLEC report, U.S. CLEC Market Analysis: Company Profile, Market Sizing & Share 2002 – 2007, provides a comprehensive framework and in-depth analysis of the major players, trends, current opportunities, and future projections of the CLEC industry.

Highlights of this report include revenue forecasts for the CLEC market through 2007. Growth projections are broken out for a range of products including data and Internet, local services, and dedicated services. The report also features detail profiles of 25 companies, including company financials, strategies, and future initiatives. Finally, U.S. CLEC Market Analysis: Company Profile, Market Sizing & Share 2002 – 2007 offers an assessment of which strategies have worked for the survivors.

$2,495

  
   
  WHO NEEDS THIS REPORT:  
 
  • CLECs looking to survive
  • Current Competitors
  • Investors
  • Financial Analysts
  • Service Providers Considering
  • Market Entry
  • Regulators
  • Consultants
  
   
  WHY YOU NEED THIS DATA:    
 
  • Analyze CLEC strategies
  • Benchmark the industry
  • View CLEC financial information
  • Size the CLEC market
  • Understand the issues at hand
  • Make intelligent decisions for future
    CLEC business strategies
  
   
  WHAT YOU GET:    
 
  • Ability to develop an effective go-to-market strategy
  • Support forproduct development
  • Insight into competitive intelligence
  • Knowledge to pursue market growth
  • Power data for investors
 
   
  TABLE OF CONTENTS:    
 

Executive Summary

I. Industry Overview
Past Present, Future

II. Industry Trends
- A. Customers
- B. Agents

III. Profiles of Major CLECs
- A. Companies Founded as CLECs
-- 1. Allegiance Telecom Inc. (ALGX)
-- 2. Choice One Communications (CWON)
-- 3. CTC Communications (CPTL)
-- 4. Electric Lightwave Inc. (ELIX)
-- 5. Focal Communications (FCOM)
-- 6. ITC^DeltaCom (ITCD)
-- 7. McLeodUSA, Inc. (MCLD)
-- 8. Mpower Communications Corp. (MPWR)
-- 9. PaeTec Communications (Private)
-- 10. US LEC Corporation (CLEC)
-- 11. XO Communications (XOXO)
- B. Interexchange Carriers with CLEC Status
-- 1. AT&T (T)
-- 2. Level 3 Communications (LVLT)
-- 3. Metromedia Fiber Network Services (MFNX)
-- 4. Network Plus (NPLS)
-- 5. Sprint Communications Company (FON)
-- 6. WorldCom (WCOM
- C. CLECs with Cable Services or Affiliates
-- 1. Adelphia Business Solutions (ABIZ)
-- 2. RCN Corporation (RCNC)
-- 3. Time Warner Telecom (TWTC)
- D. Incumbents with CLEC Status
-- 1. Alltel Communications, Inc. (AT)
-- 2. Broadwing communications (BRW)
-- 3. CenturyTel (CTL)
-- 4. NTELOS Inc. (NTLO)

IV. CLEC Market Sizing and Share Analysis: Who Has the Biggest Piece of the Pie?

V. Survivor Stories: Lessons Learned

Appendix A: Methodology

Appendix B: Additional Information

Appendix C: Glossary

 
       
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