According to a "software-defined networking market in North America, including solutions (SDN switches, SDN controllers, virtual cloud application), end-users (businesses, telecom service providers, cloud service providers)," the survey report, as of 2019, North American software-defined network (SDN) market will grow from $ 1,478,300,000 in 2014 increased to $ 4,604,400,000, compound annual growth rate (CAGR) to reach 25.5 percent.

North American software-defined networking market research report will be subdivided into a number of parts, carried out in-depth analysis and revenue forecasting software-defined networks. The report also pointed out that with the changes in technology and the use of trends, market drivers, inhibit, affect the opportunities of the SDN.

The report will be in the North American market, the separation of software-defined networking solutions section, which includes SDN switches, SDN controller, SDN virtual cloud application. End-user part of the market is divided into telecom service providers, cloud service providers and enterprises. Geographically distinction between the United States and Canada is divided into two parts.

The main driver of the expansion of the North American SDN market liquidity demand, the new architecture, soaring demand for cloud services, different traffic transmission mode, the geographical distribution of the large network management. SDN challenges facing the market include the establishment and application of network management technology, lack of industry standards SDN. More importantly, SDN solution is still immature, resulting that there may be a wide variety of software failures, these solutions deploy security issues confronting the like. SDN solutions adjust network programmability, agility, flexibility, several control the entire network, reducing capital expenditures and operating network infrastructure. SDN application surface is very wide, including banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), healthcare, education, government, energy and so on.