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Has any industry evolved as quickly as telecommunications in the last decade? While we can point to technology as the frontrunner, we also know that telecommunications relies more heavily on technology today than at any point in the past. As businesses adopt Voice over IP (VoIP), mobility is gaining even more importance. The time is right to enable mobile VoIP adoption and the market is primed to follow suit.

According to the Network Analytics Market by Deployment Types (On Premise, On Demand,) by Application (Mobile, VoIP and Fixed Line, Unified Communications (News - Alert)) by End Users (Cloud Service Providers, Telecommunications) – Global Forecast to 2019, the network analytics market is on schedule to grow from $589.6 million in 2014 to $1,842.2 million by 2019. This growth represents a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 25.6 percent.  In terms of revenue generated, North America is the largest market, although Asia-Pacific is expected to emerge as a high-growth opportunity.

Much of this growth is due to the activity taking place in cloud computing, big data and mobility. In markets throughout the world, companies are trying to determine the best way to incorporate new technologies into optimization. This often requires a closer look at the network and how best to optimize performance. When high performance integrated services are affecting network performance, it’s time to do something about it. A network analytics solution can help, especially as it lends efficiency and a lower cost.

Companies all over the world are also migrating to digitalization services. Whether they have multiple locations or are trying to support the disparate employee base, these companies have a high demand for network analytics. This is especially important in areas where they company wants to support mobile VoIP and ensure users have access to the tools and communications they need to be effective in the field.

At the same time, users across the enterprise and small business need access to unified communications. Regardless of work-life balance, they need to streamline communications to ensure optimal productivity and support operations effectively. Whether Bring Your Own Device is a primary focus or simply supporting mobile VoIP, companies need a proven strategy to move forward and the internal infrastructure to support this initiative.

For that reason, companies are increasingly turning to REVE Systems to support their mobile VoIP adoption. Whether the goal is to white label the service or support a global team, the primary objective is to provide companies with the resources they need to effectively compete in today’s competitive industries.