Dublin, April 06, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Fiber Management Systems Market Size, Share & Industry Trends Analysis Report By Application, By Type, By Regional Outlook and Forecast, 2022 - 2028" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The Global Fiber Management Systems Market size is expected to reach $6.3 billion by 2028, rising at a market growth of 10.1% CAGR during the forecast period.
Key Market Players
List of Companies Profiled in the Report:
- 3M Company
- Eaton Corporation PLC
- Corning Incorporated
- Belden, Inc.
- HUBER+SUHNER AG
- Molex, LLC (Koch Industries, Inc.)
- Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG
- RackOm System
- Santron Electronics
- Panduit Corporation
The administration of optical fiber connections from the exterior of the fiber rack to the fiber routers is done by a system known as a fiber management system (FMS). The FMS approach is used to manage a fiber network. It keeps track of all system characteristics and actions, including schematic layout, asset placements, mechanical/fusion splice points, and more.
The generation and dissemination of cable capacity reports, the estimation of total cable lengths, the recording of fiber cable locations, splicing records, the confirmation of the existence of black fiber cables, and the investigation of fiber breakage are some of its uses.
Nowadays, a typical Fiber Network Management System (FNMS) can compile all that data into a location-aware relational database with a user-friendly front-end map, simplifying several operations that formerly required several mouse clicks. Finding the path, a fiber takes across a network is now easy and instructive.
The software known as the FNMS serves as the command center for the network's resources, particularly the fiber. The FNMS is the most crucial system a network operator will invest in since fiber is the most critical asset a fiber network operator possesses.
Cable routing pathways make up the initial part of fiber cable management. The poor routing of fibers by technicians is one of the main reasons for bend radius violations. Hence this aspect is connected to the minimum bending radius of fiber cable. Routing paths need to be well-defined and simple to follow. These routes must be planned so the technician can only correctly route the wires. A fiber network that is difficult to administer results from leaving cable routing to the technician's creativity.
Market Growth Factors
Growing internet traffic
Streaming media is another significant source of Internet traffic. Users may access video and audio content on demand from websites, generally on low-bitrate streams that won't likely slow down a home Internet connection. The entire bandwidth demand, however, might cause problems for businesses in large organizations where dozens or even hundreds of users may utilize these services concurrently.
One may control this traffic by blocking access to certain services or reducing their capacity at the firewall. The growing number of smartphone users and the factors mentioned above are expected to increase internet traffic globally, which will increase the need for uninterrupted high-speed internet connection, which can be attained by fiber management systems, thereby boosting the market growth.
The rapidly growing use of IoT
Inventory management and tracking are made simple by IoT, which also facilitates inventory management. Integrating IoT software and hardware in storage facilities such as warehouses makes this viable. Employees may concentrate on cognitively demanding jobs because IoT handles inventory management.
With the help of blockchain apps that use smart contracts to speed up the process, many businesses are transitioning to a decentralized way of tracking management. The increased IoT usage will surge the demand for high-speed data, which in turn will drive the demand for the fiber management systems market's growth.
Market Restraining Factors
The difficulty with wired communication networks
As problems with a wired network can't be easily fixed by software, maintaining one might be challenging. The IT crew must first identify which cables, routers, or other equipment are causing the problems before they can start fixing problems with a wired network.
The truth is that wired networks require wires, and as a business adds more devices, they also need more connections. Without adequate cable management, companies can find themselves in an office overrun by cords, which, if improperly installed, could even pose a safety risk. A wired connection's difficulty may restrict its utilization and thereby hinder the growth of the fiber management systems market.
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