New York City, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/14/2017 -- In recent years, Subscriber Data Management (SDM) has emerged as one of the most critical functions in telecommunication networks. With the increasing number of technologies in networks, imminent arrival of 5G and the evolution to cloud architectures, efficiently managing all data and services related to subscribers has become so essential in order to ensure operator's business profitability.

The goal of subscriber data management (SDM) is to provide a platform with open interfaces to real-time subscriber data and manages the location, service settings, preferences and policies for each subscriber. Advantages of SDM include superior robustness, reduce time to market, cost effective, and offer extremely high availability, reliability and performance.

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Market Overview:

Subscriber data management has become an essential function in the CSPs' service infrastructure. Increasingly, CSPs are realizing that significant value can be delivered if they move from the standalone network database approach to a holistic subscriber data management approach.

Recent trends in the subscriber and data management (SDM) market, such as cloud and adoption of network functions virtualization (NFV), are expected to present new opportunities for CSPs (communications service providers). Presently, the nature of SDM is conceptually expanding beyond the telecommunication domain to manage any subscriber served in a cross-industry distributed cloud.

Market Dynamics:

Major factors responsible for fuelling the demand for subscriber data management and related solutions are — high mobile subscriber growth in emerging markets, significant operational costs saving for CSPs by consolidating to a next generation SDM solution, competitive pressures driving efficient subscriber profiling, partner access to subscriber data and enabling new business models and increasing IMS deployments driving spending on SDM solutions.

Additionally, technology convergence, which is at a nascent stage presently, is expected to further drive market convergence. Therefore, service providers are planning to leverage and being proactive in defining their ubiquitous SDM capabilities, ensuring they capitalize on new market opportunities in the cloud.

However, the growth of subscriber data management market is expected to be hampered by factors such as declining price per subscriber of SDM solutions, issues regarding trust and privacy, and CSP organizational challenges.

Limitations notwithstanding, SDM solutions have made significant inroads in certain fields as their advantages have solidified.

Market Segmentation:

Subscriber Data Management market is mainly classified on the basis of type of SDM, service delivery platforms, deployment type, organization size and regions.

On the basis of type of SDM, subscriber data management market is segmented into legacy SDM and next generation SDM solutions.

On the basis of service delivery platforms, subscriber data management market is segmented into real time charging, mobile content management, telecom apps server and mobile device management.

On the basis of deployment type, the market is segmented into on-premises and cloud based.

On the basis of organization size, the market is segmented into SMEs and large enterprises.

On the basis of regions, the market is segmented into 7 key regions:

North America
Latin America
Western Europe
Eastern Europe
Asia Pacific Excluding Japan
Japan
Middle East & Africa

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Key Market Players

The major players in the Subscriber Data Management market include of Nokia, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Company, Cisco Systems, Inc., Ericsson, Oracle Corporation, Amdocs Inc., Computaris International Ltd., Openwave Mobility, Inc. and Procera Networks, Inc.