A Lennox Multiclient Study Coming in Spring, 2003:
"Disruptive Technologies Rock the Home" Lennox Research believes that two technologies in particular -- Wi-Fi and Home Servers -- will have a transformative impact on the North American home, with major implications for carriers, vendors, marketers and content providers. We have recently launched a multiclient study intended to examine and quantify some of these disruptions and how they will play themselves out in the coming months and years. Request more information by e-mail or phone.
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Examples of Past Client-Sponsored Research
- Conducted competitor / best practices research for Cable Television Laboratories Inc. (CableLabs).
- Researched opportunities for investing in the worldwide cable television industry for a major international software firm.
- Analyzed business multimedia for British Telecom.
- Analyzed the cable modem business for Texas Instruments.
- Conducted competitive intelligence research on competitors to DSL service, including cable modems and wireless data, for U S West and Qwest.
- Analyzed new TV network market opportunities in European countries for CLT, a major European broadcaster.
Publications
- Cable Modem Report: Business Dimensions and Market Opportunities, SIMBA Information, 90,000 words, June, 1996, $995. Japanese-language edition, Oct. 1996, ASCII Books (Tokyo).
- The Interactive Home: Technologies, Strategies and Business Opportunities, Warren Publishing, 80,000 words, September 1994, $495.
- Channel Compression: A Strategic Analysis, a study of the business impact of hybrid fiber/coax upgrades and digital video compression on cable and telephone companies, Paul Kagan Associates, December 1992, $295
- Cover story, "Multimedia on Cable" influential in redirecting cable industry toward diversification into broadband data and telephony, CED magazine, July 1992
Examples of Past Client-Sponsored Research
- Conducted competitor / best practices research for Cable Television Laboratories Inc. (CableLabs).
- Researched opportunities for investing in the worldwide cable television industry for a major international software firm.
- Analyzed business multimedia for British Telecom.
- Analyzed the cable modem business for Texas Instruments.
- Conducted competitive intelligence research on competitors to DSL service, including cable modems and wireless data, for U S West and Qwest.
- Analyzed new TV network market opportunities in European countries for CLT, a major European broadcaster.
Publications
- Cable Modem Report: Business Dimensions and Market Opportunities, SIMBA Information, 90,000 words, June, 1996, $995. Japanese-language edition, Oct. 1996, ASCII Books (Tokyo).
- The Interactive Home: Technologies, Strategies and Business Opportunities, Warren Publishing, 80,000 words, September 1994, $495.
- Channel Compression: A Strategic Analysis, a study of the business impact of hybrid fiber/coax upgrades and digital video compression on cable and telephone companies, Paul Kagan Associates, December 1992, $295
- Cover story, "Multimedia on Cable" influential in redirecting cable industry toward diversification into broadband data and telephony, CED magazine, July 1992
