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US-based In-Stat is to be acquired by The NPD Group, which has held a stake in the mobile and digital entertainment specialist since a management buyout last April. More
In the US, the management of tech market intelligence provider In-Stat have bought the company from former owner Reed Business information, in a move backed by consumer and retail specialist The NPD Group. More
Tech specialist In-Stat has launched three new database research services, providing detailed market, product and technology data on global pay TV subscribers, set top boxes (STB), and Wi-Fi enabled products. More
In the US, technology market research firm In-Stat has appointed Greg Heikes as Director of Primary Research. More
In the US, high-tech market research firm In-Stat has launched a new service to provide deployment information for mobile wireless technology such as Mobile WiMAX, HSPA, EV-DO and future 4G technologies. More
The conversion from analog radio to digital radio is 'well under way around the world and gaining momentum rapidly', according to research by In-Stat. Worldwide, the market for digital radio receivers will grow from 5m units in 2005 to almost 25m in 2010, with Europe leading. More
Nintendo and Sony are left as the only two global players in the handheld games market, according to analysis from technology specialist In-Stat. In the past year the Nokia N-Gage, Tapwave Zodiac, and Gizmondo have all been taken off the market. In-Stat expects Nintendo's DS to retake top spot from the Sony PSP. More
Mobile phone and mobile data markets continue to expand and diversify, giving rise to a large number of published reports and top line results releases. Here DRNO covers a few, from cellphone feature requirements to MR opportunities, to the challenges facing corporate Blackberry managers. More
The Asia/Pacific telecom equipment market will continue to grow robustly, from US$43 Billion in 2005 to US$47 Billion in 2007, according to technology specialist In-Stat. More
Recent research from US-based In-Stat suggests that despite Microsoft's earlier launch of its next-generation games console, Sony will continue its domination of the market through 2010. However, the report predicts healthy shares for both Microsoft and Nintendo. More
High-tech US MR firm In-Stat has launched a new practice, In-Stat Consulting, and appointed a new MD to head it up, Charles Gerlach. More
US high-tech MR firm In-Stat is launching three new research delivery methods: In-Stat In-Sights, In-Stat In-Dustry Updates, and In-Stat In-Stant Analysis. The methods are designed to provide more timely, actionable updates to complement the company's existing analysis and forecasts. More
High-tech US MR agency In-Stat has hired George Stojsavljevic as Director of Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) Sales. He was previously VP of EMEA sales at RHK, a telecom industry research firm acquired by London-based Ovum Ltd in June this year. More
US high-tech market research firm In-Stat has appointed research and telecoms industry veteran Bryan Van Dussen, formerly of the Yankee Group, as Director of Service Provider Research. He will oversee the company's telecom service provider and business segmentation research services. More
US-based hi-tech research company In-Stat has launched an office in China, with Jason Yin as MD. In-Stat's presence in China is an extension of the company's joint venture with International Data Group (IDG). More
Allyn Hall, a former Director of Motorola and senior figure at US West, is joining high-tech MR firm In-Stat as Director of Wireless Research. He will be responsible for research into mobile consumer and business markets for services and data. More
In-Stat, a US-based technology market research firm, has appointed telecoms specialist John Dinsdale as VP of Research. More
Interactive Program Guides (IPGs) are becoming the 'killer application' for enhanced TV, according to high-tech researcher In-Stat/MDR, which expects the worldwide IPG market to grow to nearly $1 billion by 2008. More
Global wireless subscriber growth is experiencing robust expansion, following several years of slower growth, according to tech researchers In-Stat/MDR. By 2009, the company forecasts more than 2.5 billion subscribers based on GSM and CDMA technologies. More
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