Multimedia investments bolster outlook for telecom equipment

Article Abstract:

The Communications Industry Assn of Japan (CIAJ) believes the telecommunications equipment industry will start its recovery in 1999 after two years of decline. The CIAJ based its prediction on the migration towards digital phones and computer telephony and the emergence of multimedia systems. The association further expects the industry to register an annual growth rate of 4% from 1998 to 2003, at which time the market would have a value of 4.692 trillion yen.

Telecommunications Equipment, Telecommunications systems

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Communication equipment production climbs 16.7%

Article Abstract:

Communications and Information Network Association of Japan reports increase in communications equipment production for third quarter of 2003. Article discusses exports by type of equipment and export value in yen.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Production data, Sales & consumption, Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Telecom Equip & Service Standards, Foreign trade, Communications Equipment, International trade, Telecommunications equipment industry, Telecommunications equipment, Cellular transmission equipment, Market size

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