Total revenue in the global central office switching market will drop by 17% in 2005, to $5.7 bln, and keep falling for the following four years, Gartner predicts.
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Global central office switching market to drop 17% in 2005
Total revenue in the global central office switching market will drop by 17% in 2005, to $5.7 bln, and keep falling for the following four years, Gartner predicts.
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