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Figure 1-1 Companies Offering Whole-House Structured Wiring Solutions
Figure 1-2 Distribution Methods by Company
Figure 1-3 Forecast Model for Single-Family Structured Wiring
Figure 1-4 Single-Family Whole-House Structured Wiring: Penetration of Installations
Figure 1-5 Single-Family Whole-House Structured Wiring: Installations
Figure 1-6 Single-Family Whole-House Structured Wiring: Average End-User Price
Figure 1-7 Estimated End-User Prices for Structured Wiring Systems
Figure 1-8 Single-Family Whole-House Structured Wiring: End-User Market Value
Figure 1-9 Forecast Model for MDU Structured Wiring
Figure 1-10 Penetration of Structured Wiring Installations New MDU Housing Starts
Figure 1-11 Structured Wiring Units Installed in MDUs
Figure 1-12 Average End-User Price per MDU Structured Wiring System
Figure 1-13 End-User Value of MDU Structured Wiring Market
Figure 1-14 Total End-User Market Value for Structured Wiring (Single-Family and MDU Markets)
Figure 2-1 TIA Preferred Residential Cabling Method
Figure 2-2 Wiring Americas’ Homes Sponsors
Figure 2-3 A Breakdown of Wiring Penetration
Figure 2-4 Will Preplanned Space for a Computer be Standard in the New Millennium?
Figure 2-5 How Important Will Integrated Wiring Systems be in the New Millennium?
Figure 2-6 What are the Chances Consumers will Install Structured Wiring in a Newly
Constructed Home?
Figure 2-7 Will You Install Structured Wiring in Your Newly Constructed Home?
Figure 2-8 Percent of Consumers Intending to Install Structured Wiring in a Newly
Constructed Home (PC Owners v. Non-PC Owners)
Figure 2-9 Intent to Install Structured Wiring in a Newly Constructed Home
(Entertainment-Philes v. All Other Consumers)
Figure 3-1 Drivers and Inhibitors to Structured Wiring
Figure 3-2 DBS Penetration and Average Unit Price
Figure 3-3 Stations Providing DTV Programming
Figure 3-4 The PC Household as a Driver
Figure 3-5 Growth In High-Speed Internet Service
Figure 3-6 Percent of Multiple-PC Households that Have Some Type of Computer Network
Figure 3-7 Growth in Two-Phoneline Households
Figure 3-8 New Homes Constructed with 2 Stories or More
Figure 3-9 New Homes Completed with 4 or More Bedrooms
Figure 3-10 Desirability of Specialty Areas in New Homes
Figure 3-11 The Benefits of Offering Advanced Services in MDUs
Figure 3-12 Some Advanced MDU Projects Incorporating Structured Wiring
Figure 3-13 Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing: Goals and Objectives
Figure 3-14 Why Builders Have Resisted Pre-Wiring for Advanced Applications
Figure 3-15 What Factors Drive Builder Adoption of Pre-Wiring for Advanced Services?
Figure 3-16 Infrastructure Benefits and Limitations
Figure 3-17 Fiber Deployment in the US (Fiber Miles in Thousands)
Figure 4-1 Structured Wiring Manufacturers’ Comparison Chart
Figure 4-2 Specific Company Information – Bell Atlantic Corp.
Figure 4-3 BACCSI Distribution
Figure 4-4 Specific Company Information – FutureSmart Networks Inc.
Figure 4-5 FutureSmart Networks Inc. Distribution
Figure 4-6 FutureSmart’s Current Projects
Figure 4-7 Specific Company Information – IBM Corp.
Figure 4-8 IBM Corp. Distribution
Figure 4-9 Specific Company Information – Lucent Technologies Inc.
Figure 4-10 Lucent Technologies Inc. Distribution
Figure 4-11 Specific Company Information – NORDX/CDT
Figure 4-12 NORDX/CDT Distribution
Figure 4-13 Specific Company Information – OnQ Technologies Inc.
Figure 4-14 OnQ Technologies Inc. Distribution
Figure 4-15 Specific Company Information – Residential Cabling System
Figure 4-16 Residential Cabling System Distribution
Figure 4-17 Specific Company Information – The Siemon Company
Figure 4-18 The Siemon Company Distribution
Figure 4-19 Specific Company Information – UStec
Figure 4-20 UStec Distribution
Figure 4-21 UStec’s tecStart Builder Program
Figure 4-22 Specific Company Information – West Penn Wire/CDT
Figure 4-23 West Penn Wire/CDT Distribution
Figure 5-1 Percent of Dealers Selling Advanced Systems Requiring Two-Way Networks
Figure 5-2 Categories of Home Systems Sold Requiring Two-Way Networks
Figure 5-3 Applications for which Dealers are Currently Wiring the Home
Figure 5-4 Breakdown of Who is Designing Premises Wiring Solutions
Figure 5-5 Percentage of Homes Pre-Wired/Retrofit
Figure 5-6 Average Number of Rooms Per Home That Are Pre-Wired
Figure 5-7 Average Number of Rooms Per Home That are Retrofit
Figure 5-8 Average Number of Outlets: Coaxial, Data/Telephone, and Audio
Figure 5-9 Brands of Premise Cable and Wire Purchased
Figure 5-10 Reasons for Selecting Brand of Premise Cable and Wire
Figure 5-11 Percent of Dealers Pre-Wiring with Structured Wiring
Figure 5-12 Structured Wiring Brands Installed
Figure 5-13 Dealer Expenditures for Premises Wiring Products
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