However, it is currently less than 10 billion of the total market capacity, has attracted many important international and domestic manufacturers involved. From the current data, all hardware vendors in the video conferencing market last year were only able to describe it with mixed messages.
Data from IDC, an international data company, show that global video equipment market revenues totaled $ 576 million in the third quarter of 2013. Quarterly revenue increased in the segment, but declined in annual revenue growth.
Second, the regional performance
In the third quarter of 2013, the performance of the video conferencing market in the Asia Pacific region was not satisfactory, while the development of other regions was even faster. This is quite different from the imagination of the video conferencing market.
Data show that video conferencing systems in the third quarter results quarter-on-quarter revenue growth positive countries and regions: Latin America (41.8%); Europe, the Middle East and Africa or the EMEA (22.6%) and North America (3.9%). The Asia / Pacific region is the only area with a downward trend (-3.7%) from the quarterly quarterly revenue growth.
Third, high-end telepresence
In comparison there is some growth, but not particularly eye-catching.
Data show that the global enterprise video conferencing and telepresence equipment market revenue increased 8.2% quarter on quarter, but compared with the same period last year but dropped 9.7%.
Fourth, the main components of the video conferencing system
The revenue of multi-codec integrated telepresence equipment increased 13.1% quarter-on-quarter but decreased by 16.3% compared with the same period of previous year.
Video infrastructure equipment, including hardware MCUs and other video-related products, posted a 13.7% increase in quarterly earnings but a 16.7% decrease from last year.
The information released by the conference room-based video system showed an increase of 6% quarter-on-quarter and a decrease of 5% when compared with the same period of last year.
Desktop video systems showed a quarter-on-quarter increase of 4.7% quarter-on-quarter and a decrease of 13.6% year-on-year.
Compared with the same period of last year, revenue growth of different regions in the third quarter of 2013 showed the following conditions: Asia / Pacific (-13.7%), North America (-18.2%), EMEA (3.4%) and Latin America (10.7 %).
Overall, the market for video conferencing in enterprises showed a slow rise. However, compared with last year, the growth rate has slowed down or some manufacturers and regions have been declining. This is mainly due to the grim global macroeconomic situation, such as the weakening of emerging markets, Development has been greatly inhibited, the recession in Europe, and the United States budget cuts are all important factors.
At the same time, it is an issue that everyone needs to face and think together how to move towards a video conference system with lower cost or by using new video conference technology to stimulate the development of a video conference systemThe videoconferencing market appears to many to be a niche market, with less than a billion of video-conferencing total market volumes compared to hundreds of billions of other communications markets.
However, it is currently less than 10 billion of the total market capacity, has attracted many important international and domestic manufacturers involved. From the current data, all hardware vendors in the video conferencing market last year were only able to describe it with mixed messages.
First, the total market capacity
Data from IDC, an international data company, show that global video equipment market revenues totaled $ 576 million in the third quarter of 2013. Quarterly revenue increased in the segment, but declined in annual revenue growth.
Second, the regional performance
In the third quarter of 2013, the performance of the video conferencing market in the Asia Pacific region was not satisfactory, while the development of other regions was even faster. This is quite different from the imagination of the video conferencing market.
Data show that video conferencing systems in the third quarter results quarter-on-quarter revenue growth positive countries and regions: Latin America (41.8%); Europe, the Middle East and Africa or the EMEA (22.6%) and North America (3.9%). The Asia / Pacific region is the only area with a downward trend (-3.7%) from the quarterly quarterly revenue growth.
Third, high-end telepresence
In comparison there is some growth, but not particularly eye-catching.
Data show that the global enterprise video conferencing and telepresence equipment market revenue increased 8.2% quarter on quarter, but compared with the same period last year but dropped 9.7%.
Fourth, the main components of the video conferencing system
The revenue of multi-codec integrated telepresence equipment increased 13.1% quarter-on-quarter but decreased by 16.3% compared with the same period of previous year.
Video infrastructure equipment, including hardware MCUs and other video-related products, posted a 13.7% increase in quarterly earnings but a 16.7% decrease from last year.
The information released by the conference room-based video system showed an increase of 6% quarter-on-quarter and a decrease of 5% when compared with the same period of last year.
Desktop video systems showed a quarter-on-quarter increase of 4.7% quarter-on-quarter and a decrease of 13.6% year-on-year.
Compared with the same period of last year, revenue growth of different regions in the third quarter of 2013 showed the following conditions: Asia / Pacific (-13.7%), North America (-18.2%), EMEA (3.4%) and Latin America (10.7 %).
Overall, the market for video conferencing in enterprises showed a slow rise. However, compared with last year, the growth rate has slowed down or some manufacturers and regions have been declining. This is mainly due to the grim global macroeconomic situation, such as the weakening of emerging markets, Development has been greatly inhibited, the recession in Europe, and the United States budget cuts are all important factors.
At the same time, it is an issue that everyone needs to face and think together how to move towards a video conference system with lower cost or by using new video conference technology to stimulate the development of a video conference system