In the broadband analyst firm's most recent report, Point Topic revealed that VoIP services were the most financially valuable solutions to contribute to the growing value-added services market in 2010. The overall VAS market experienced a 14 percent increase from 2009 to 2010, growing from $129 billion to $157 billion.
The revenues from VoIP systems, not including over-the-top services, contributed the most to the VAS market, with more than $17 billion, according to Point Topic. In total more than 120 million users had subscribed to VoIP systems by the end of 2010.
"The trend we've observed since 2003 reflects the fact that more people are doing more things via their broadband connection," said John Bosnell, a senior analyst at the research firm. "We estimate that at the end of 2010 each broadband line supported an average of 1.95 value-added services. That’s almost four times the average in 2003."
According to a report by Infonetics Research, the VoIP market is expected to continue to grow, eventually exceeding $76 billion in revenue in 2015. This may indicate that more individuals and business will be using their broadband to access the voice services, especially as the Federal Communications Commission expands high-speed internet access to more Americans.
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