IoT Use-Case Innovation & Monetisation across Industrial, Civil, and Consumer Markets 2018 - 2025
IoT is continuously evolving and expanding in terms of the number of companies, products, and applications that illustrate just how beneficial it is becoming for organisations, people, and governments. Some companies like IBM Watson have led the way and are instantly recognisable. Waiting in the wings are several smaller IoT companies that are not yet popular but their solutions are capable in enhancing performance of companies and quality of life of people. However, there are still multiple flaws even in the best solution available. Apart from that, there are huge numbers of problems that need an IoT solution immediately.
David Brown, Senior Analyst at Researchica, speaking on the state of innovation in IoT said, “IoT market is nascent and currently available solutions are being offered by service providers to just encash the early adopters. These solutions are being launched keeping in mind speed of delivery and low cost. These are basic IoT solutions with a lot of scope for innovation and use case planning.”
Researchica in its study found that IoT service providers are lacking badly on robust security, interoperability of IoT systems, real-time communication, reliable connectivity, efficient charging, and longevity of IoT devices. These are not the complete list of flaws of current IoT systems; numerous other flaws are being recognised frequently that need equal attention if the IoT market has to evolve.
According to our study, in the next 15 years, 50% of businesses would become obsolete due to automation in which role of IoT would be significant. So, there’s definitely a big need for use case innovation among existing solutions as well as across untouched segments. Now it’s certain that IoT solutions are ready to revolutionise the way businesses operate and governments function. Digitised processes, products and services create a new level of efficiency and enable completely new business opportunities. Companies need to follow these trends in order to stay competitive and thrive in their respective markets.
While large companies generally have sufficient human, financial and development resources to build ideal IoT solutions, small companies with limited resources find it difficult to create customised IoT solutions. Nevertheless, both types of companies face a plethora of choices of external innovation from building corporate ventures to using company builders all the way to accelerators.
This Research attempts to guide companies to find not only a fitting model of innovation but furthermore to help navigate the options for innovation in the highly complex world of IoT. After minutely analysing all the pressing issues of IoT, Researchers have gone deep into decoding possibilities, analysing innovative solutions, gathering right advice and recommendations for key stakeholders of IoT market. Researchica has also proposed models of Innovation for industrial, civil, and consumer markets within the limitations of available resources.
Unique Attributes
1. Worldwide IoT Innovation Matrix by segment.
2. What are the most critical issues faced by companies that develop new IoT based services and by companies adopting IoT into their processes?
3. Proposed models of Innovation within the limitations of available resources.
4. Unique strategies that IoT players can employ to infuse IoT innovation in their organisation.
Questions Answered by the Report
1. What are various breakthrough IoT use-case innovations? What is their scope and importance?
2. What are the various innovative use-cases currently under development phase?
3. What is Innovation-Assimilation model?
4. What should be ideal strategy for small companies to ensure timely adoption of IoT? What are various economical yet highly effective options?
5. What are the major innovation challenges across industrial, civil, and consumer markets?
Companies Mentioned in the Report
Adeunis RF, Advantech, Altair Semiconductors, ARM Holdings, Atmel, Bluegiga, Broadcom, Cypress, Cypress Semiconductor, Dialog Semiconductor, Digi International, Espressif Systems, Fibocom, GainSpan, Gemalto, GreenPeak Technologies, Huawei, Ingenu, Intel, Laird Technologies, Lantronix, Linear Technology, Marvell Technology Group, Mediatek, Microchip, Murata, Neoway Technology, Nordic Semiconductor, Novatel Wireless, NWave Technologies, NXP Semiconductors, Qualcomm, Quectel, Radiocrafts, Redpine Signals, Renesas, Samsung Electronics, SemTech, Sequans Communications, Sierra Wireless, Sigma Designs, Silex Technology, Silicon Labs, SIMcom Wireless Solutions, STMicroelectronics, Telit Communications, Texas Instruments, Toshiba Semiconductors, U-blox, ZTE.
Target Audience:
IoT Players, Chip Manufacturers, Sensor Manufacturers, Battery Manufacturers, Semiconductor Companies, IoT Platform Providers, IoT Device Manufacturers, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), Original Design Manufacturers (ODMs) and OEM Technology Solution Providers, Research Organisations, Technology Standard Organisations, Forums, Alliances and Associations, Technology Investors, Governments, Financial Institutions, and Investment Communities, Analysts and Strategic Business Planners.
David Brown, Senior Analyst at Researchica, speaking on the state of innovation in IoT said, “IoT market is nascent and currently available solutions are being offered by service providers to just encash the early adopters. These solutions are being launched keeping in mind speed of delivery and low cost. These are basic IoT solutions with a lot of scope for innovation and use case planning.”
Researchica in its study found that IoT service providers are lacking badly on robust security, interoperability of IoT systems, real-time communication, reliable connectivity, efficient charging, and longevity of IoT devices. These are not the complete list of flaws of current IoT systems; numerous other flaws are being recognised frequently that need equal attention if the IoT market has to evolve.
According to our study, in the next 15 years, 50% of businesses would become obsolete due to automation in which role of IoT would be significant. So, there’s definitely a big need for use case innovation among existing solutions as well as across untouched segments. Now it’s certain that IoT solutions are ready to revolutionise the way businesses operate and governments function. Digitised processes, products and services create a new level of efficiency and enable completely new business opportunities. Companies need to follow these trends in order to stay competitive and thrive in their respective markets.
While large companies generally have sufficient human, financial and development resources to build ideal IoT solutions, small companies with limited resources find it difficult to create customised IoT solutions. Nevertheless, both types of companies face a plethora of choices of external innovation from building corporate ventures to using company builders all the way to accelerators.
This Research attempts to guide companies to find not only a fitting model of innovation but furthermore to help navigate the options for innovation in the highly complex world of IoT. After minutely analysing all the pressing issues of IoT, Researchers have gone deep into decoding possibilities, analysing innovative solutions, gathering right advice and recommendations for key stakeholders of IoT market. Researchica has also proposed models of Innovation for industrial, civil, and consumer markets within the limitations of available resources.
Unique Attributes
1. Worldwide IoT Innovation Matrix by segment.
2. What are the most critical issues faced by companies that develop new IoT based services and by companies adopting IoT into their processes?
3. Proposed models of Innovation within the limitations of available resources.
4. Unique strategies that IoT players can employ to infuse IoT innovation in their organisation.
Questions Answered by the Report
1. What are various breakthrough IoT use-case innovations? What is their scope and importance?
2. What are the various innovative use-cases currently under development phase?
3. What is Innovation-Assimilation model?
4. What should be ideal strategy for small companies to ensure timely adoption of IoT? What are various economical yet highly effective options?
5. What are the major innovation challenges across industrial, civil, and consumer markets?
Companies Mentioned in the Report
Adeunis RF, Advantech, Altair Semiconductors, ARM Holdings, Atmel, Bluegiga, Broadcom, Cypress, Cypress Semiconductor, Dialog Semiconductor, Digi International, Espressif Systems, Fibocom, GainSpan, Gemalto, GreenPeak Technologies, Huawei, Ingenu, Intel, Laird Technologies, Lantronix, Linear Technology, Marvell Technology Group, Mediatek, Microchip, Murata, Neoway Technology, Nordic Semiconductor, Novatel Wireless, NWave Technologies, NXP Semiconductors, Qualcomm, Quectel, Radiocrafts, Redpine Signals, Renesas, Samsung Electronics, SemTech, Sequans Communications, Sierra Wireless, Sigma Designs, Silex Technology, Silicon Labs, SIMcom Wireless Solutions, STMicroelectronics, Telit Communications, Texas Instruments, Toshiba Semiconductors, U-blox, ZTE.
Target Audience:
IoT Players, Chip Manufacturers, Sensor Manufacturers, Battery Manufacturers, Semiconductor Companies, IoT Platform Providers, IoT Device Manufacturers, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), Original Design Manufacturers (ODMs) and OEM Technology Solution Providers, Research Organisations, Technology Standard Organisations, Forums, Alliances and Associations, Technology Investors, Governments, Financial Institutions, and Investment Communities, Analysts and Strategic Business Planners.
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Objectives of the Study
1.2 Scope of the Study
1.2.1 M2M
1.2.2 IoT
1.3 Research Methodology
2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2.1 Introduction
2.2 IoT’s Impacts on Industries, Societies, and Governments.
2.3 IoT Market Outlook
3 PLANNING FOR IOT USE CASE INNOVATION
3.1 IoT Best Practices
3.1.1 Operational Efficiency
3.1.2 Safety and Security
3.1.3 Customer Experience
3.1.4 New Business Models
3.2 IoT Innovation Matrix
3.2.1 IoT Use Cases for Marketing/Sales
3.2.2 IoT Use Cases for Product Development
3.2.3 IoT Use Cases for Operations/Manufacturing
3.2.4 IoT Use Cases for Service
3.2.5 IoT Use Cases for Information/Operational Technology
3.2.6 IoT Use Cases for Customers
3.3 Worldwide IoT Innovation Trend
4 WORLDWIDE IOT USE CASE INNOVATION
4.1 IoT in Logistics
4.1.1 Use Cases – Warehousing Operations
4.1.2 Use Cases – Freight Transportation
4.1.3 Use Cases – Last-mile Delivery
4.1.4 Use Cases – Maritime Connectivity
4.1.5 Use Cases – Faster & Safer Transportation
4.1.5.1 Case Study – Daimler’s Highway Pilot System
4.1.6 Success Factors for IoT in Logistics
4.2 IoT in Industries
4.2.1 Use Cases – Remote monitoring, asset management and predictive maintenance.
4.2.1.1 Case Study – Thyssenkrupp
4.2.2 Success Factors for IoT in Industries
4.3 IoT in Manufacturing
4.3.1 Use Cases – Connected Factory
4.3.2 Use Cases – Worker Safety
4.3.3 Use Cases – Smart Manufacturing
4.3.3.1 Case Study – Black & Decker
4.3.3.2 Case Study – Hirotec
4.3.3.3 Case Study – AW North Carolina
4.3.3.4 Case Study – Varroc
4.3.4 Success Factors for IoT in Manufacturing
4.4 IoT in Mining
4.4.1 Use Cases – Worker Safety
4.4.2 Use Cases – Efficiency
4.4.3 Success Factors for IoT in Construction
4.5 IoT in Real Estate
4.5.1 Use Cases – Building and Tenant Management Systems
4.5.2 Use Cases – Smart Power over Ethernet (PoE)
4.5.2.1 Case Study – Silverstein Properties
4.5.3 Use Cases – Architecture and Construction
4.5.3.1 Case Study – OTOY
4.5.4 Success Factors for IoT in Real Estate
4.6 IoT in Construction
4.6.1 Use Cases – Worker Safety
4.6.1.1 Case Study – Human Condition Safety (HCS)
4.6.2 Success Factors for IoT in Construction
4.7 IoT in Heavy Industry
4.7.1 Use Cases – Predictive Maintenance
4.7.1.1 Case Study – ABB Group
4.7.2 Success Factors for IoT in Heavy Industry
4.8 IoT in Banking and Finance
4.8.1 Use Cases – Seamless and Automated Integration of Financial Accounts and IoT Devices.
4.8.1.1 Case Study – U.S. Bank
4.8.2 Use Cases – Operational Efficiency
4.8.3 Use Cases – Connected Infrastructure: Safer, more efficient use of space and occupancy
4.8.4 Success Factors for IoT in Banking and Finance
4.9 IoT in Healthcare
4.9.1 Use Cases – Connected Healthcare
4.9.2 Use Cases – Live Monitoring
4.9.3 Use Cases – Ensuring the Availability and Accessibility of Critical Hardware
4.9.3.1 Case Study – Philips e-Alert
4.9.4 Use Cases – Tracking Staff, Patients and Inventory
4.9.5 Use Cases – Enhanced Drug Management
4.9.6 Use Cases – Addressing Chronic Disease
4.9.6.1 Case Study – Connected Healthcare Monitoring Devices
4.9.7 Success Factors for IoT in Healthcare
4.1 IoT in Energy
4.10.1 Use Cases – Safety and environmental monitoring systems for offshore oil and gas refineries.
4.10.1.1 Case Study – Amec Foster Wheeler
4.10.2 Success Factors for IoT in Energy
4.11 IoT in Shipping
4.11.1 Use Cases – Connected Port
4.11.2 Use Cases – Efficiency
4.11.2.1 Case Study – The port of Rotterdam
4.11.3 Success Factors for IoT in Shipping
4.12 IoT in Agriculture
4.12.1 Use Cases – Connected Agriculture
4.12.2 Use Cases – Machine and Farm Monitoring and Insight
4.12.2.1 Case Study – John Deere
4.12.3 Success Factors for IoT in Agriculture
4.13 IoT in Education
4.13.1 Use Cases – Smart Learning Environments (SLEs)
4.13.2 Use Cases – Immersive and Connected Educational Spaces
4.13.3 Use Cases – Safe Campus
4.13.4 Use Cases – Connected Infrastructure: Safer, more efficient use of space and occupancy
4.13.5 Use Cases – Aiding Special-Needs Students
4.13.6 Use Cases – Research Programs
4.13.7 Success Factors for IoT in Education
4.14 IoT in Retail
4.14.1 Use Cases – Store Management
4.14.1.1 Case Study – Carrefour
4.14.2 Use Cases – Logistics and Fleet Management
4.14.3 Use Cases – Warehouse Management
4.14.4 Use Cases – In-Store Experience
4.14.5 Use Cases – IoT Vending Machines
4.14.5.1 Case Study – Q3 Technologies
4.14.6 Success Factors for IoT in Retail
4.15 IoT in Consumer Markets
4.15.1 Use Cases – Carsharing Services
4.15.1.1 Case Study – Daimler’s car2go
4.15.2 Use Cases – Predictive Maintenance for Home Appliances
4.15.2.1 Case Study – Whirlpool
4.15.3 Success Factors for IoT in Consumer Markets
4.16 IoT in Civil
4.16.1 Use Cases – Smart Street Lighting
4.16.2 Use Cases – Smart City Parking
4.16.3 Use Cases – Traffic Management
4.16.4 Use Cases – Environment Management
4.16.5 Use Cases – Administration of Citizen Identity
4.16.6 Use Cases – Surveillance and Security
4.16.6.1 Case Study – China
4.16.7 Use Cases – Disaster & Emergency Management
4.16.8 Use Cases – Smart Policing
4.16.9 Use Cases – Connected Schoolbus
4.16.9.1 Case Study – HISD
4.17 Success Factors for IoT in Civil
5 IOT MARKET REVENUE OPPORTUNITY ANALYSIS AND FORECAST 2018-2025
5.1 IoT Market Forecast by Vertical
5.1.1 Infrastructure
5.1.1.1 Smart Grids
5.1.1.2 Smart Cities
5.1.1.3 Intelligent Traffic Systems
5.1.2 Consumer
5.1.2.1 IoT platforms for the consumer market
5.1.2.2 Smart homes and building automation
5.1.2.3 Consumer electronics, small appliances and toys
5.1.3 Industrial
5.1.3.1 Industrial Automation
5.1.3.2 Factory and warehouse
5.1.4 Healthcare
5.1.5 Automotive
5.1.6 Supply Chain/Fleet Management
5.1.7 Oil and Gas
5.1.8 Agriculture
5.1.9 Entertainment & Media
5.1.10 Military & Aerospace
5.2 IoT Market Forecast by Region 2018-2025
5.2.1 North America
5.2.1.1 U.S.
5.2.1.2 Canada
5.3 Europe
5.3.1 Germany
5.3.2 United Kingdom
5.3.3 France
5.3.4 Italy
5.3.5 Spain
5.3.6 Rest of Europe
5.4 Asia Pacific
5.4.1 China
5.4.2 Japan
5.4.3 South Korea
5.4.4 India
5.4.5 Australia
5.4.6 Rest of APAC
5.5 Latin America
5.6 Middle East & Africa
6 CONCLUSIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS, AND STRATEGIC ANALYSIS
1.1 Objectives of the Study
1.2 Scope of the Study
1.2.1 M2M
1.2.2 IoT
1.3 Research Methodology
2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2.1 Introduction
2.2 IoT’s Impacts on Industries, Societies, and Governments.
2.3 IoT Market Outlook
3 PLANNING FOR IOT USE CASE INNOVATION
3.1 IoT Best Practices
3.1.1 Operational Efficiency
3.1.2 Safety and Security
3.1.3 Customer Experience
3.1.4 New Business Models
3.2 IoT Innovation Matrix
3.2.1 IoT Use Cases for Marketing/Sales
3.2.2 IoT Use Cases for Product Development
3.2.3 IoT Use Cases for Operations/Manufacturing
3.2.4 IoT Use Cases for Service
3.2.5 IoT Use Cases for Information/Operational Technology
3.2.6 IoT Use Cases for Customers
3.3 Worldwide IoT Innovation Trend
4 WORLDWIDE IOT USE CASE INNOVATION
4.1 IoT in Logistics
4.1.1 Use Cases – Warehousing Operations
4.1.2 Use Cases – Freight Transportation
4.1.3 Use Cases – Last-mile Delivery
4.1.4 Use Cases – Maritime Connectivity
4.1.5 Use Cases – Faster & Safer Transportation
4.1.5.1 Case Study – Daimler’s Highway Pilot System
4.1.6 Success Factors for IoT in Logistics
4.2 IoT in Industries
4.2.1 Use Cases – Remote monitoring, asset management and predictive maintenance.
4.2.1.1 Case Study – Thyssenkrupp
4.2.2 Success Factors for IoT in Industries
4.3 IoT in Manufacturing
4.3.1 Use Cases – Connected Factory
4.3.2 Use Cases – Worker Safety
4.3.3 Use Cases – Smart Manufacturing
4.3.3.1 Case Study – Black & Decker
4.3.3.2 Case Study – Hirotec
4.3.3.3 Case Study – AW North Carolina
4.3.3.4 Case Study – Varroc
4.3.4 Success Factors for IoT in Manufacturing
4.4 IoT in Mining
4.4.1 Use Cases – Worker Safety
4.4.2 Use Cases – Efficiency
4.4.3 Success Factors for IoT in Construction
4.5 IoT in Real Estate
4.5.1 Use Cases – Building and Tenant Management Systems
4.5.2 Use Cases – Smart Power over Ethernet (PoE)
4.5.2.1 Case Study – Silverstein Properties
4.5.3 Use Cases – Architecture and Construction
4.5.3.1 Case Study – OTOY
4.5.4 Success Factors for IoT in Real Estate
4.6 IoT in Construction
4.6.1 Use Cases – Worker Safety
4.6.1.1 Case Study – Human Condition Safety (HCS)
4.6.2 Success Factors for IoT in Construction
4.7 IoT in Heavy Industry
4.7.1 Use Cases – Predictive Maintenance
4.7.1.1 Case Study – ABB Group
4.7.2 Success Factors for IoT in Heavy Industry
4.8 IoT in Banking and Finance
4.8.1 Use Cases – Seamless and Automated Integration of Financial Accounts and IoT Devices.
4.8.1.1 Case Study – U.S. Bank
4.8.2 Use Cases – Operational Efficiency
4.8.3 Use Cases – Connected Infrastructure: Safer, more efficient use of space and occupancy
4.8.4 Success Factors for IoT in Banking and Finance
4.9 IoT in Healthcare
4.9.1 Use Cases – Connected Healthcare
4.9.2 Use Cases – Live Monitoring
4.9.3 Use Cases – Ensuring the Availability and Accessibility of Critical Hardware
4.9.3.1 Case Study – Philips e-Alert
4.9.4 Use Cases – Tracking Staff, Patients and Inventory
4.9.5 Use Cases – Enhanced Drug Management
4.9.6 Use Cases – Addressing Chronic Disease
4.9.6.1 Case Study – Connected Healthcare Monitoring Devices
4.9.7 Success Factors for IoT in Healthcare
4.1 IoT in Energy
4.10.1 Use Cases – Safety and environmental monitoring systems for offshore oil and gas refineries.
4.10.1.1 Case Study – Amec Foster Wheeler
4.10.2 Success Factors for IoT in Energy
4.11 IoT in Shipping
4.11.1 Use Cases – Connected Port
4.11.2 Use Cases – Efficiency
4.11.2.1 Case Study – The port of Rotterdam
4.11.3 Success Factors for IoT in Shipping
4.12 IoT in Agriculture
4.12.1 Use Cases – Connected Agriculture
4.12.2 Use Cases – Machine and Farm Monitoring and Insight
4.12.2.1 Case Study – John Deere
4.12.3 Success Factors for IoT in Agriculture
4.13 IoT in Education
4.13.1 Use Cases – Smart Learning Environments (SLEs)
4.13.2 Use Cases – Immersive and Connected Educational Spaces
4.13.3 Use Cases – Safe Campus
4.13.4 Use Cases – Connected Infrastructure: Safer, more efficient use of space and occupancy
4.13.5 Use Cases – Aiding Special-Needs Students
4.13.6 Use Cases – Research Programs
4.13.7 Success Factors for IoT in Education
4.14 IoT in Retail
4.14.1 Use Cases – Store Management
4.14.1.1 Case Study – Carrefour
4.14.2 Use Cases – Logistics and Fleet Management
4.14.3 Use Cases – Warehouse Management
4.14.4 Use Cases – In-Store Experience
4.14.5 Use Cases – IoT Vending Machines
4.14.5.1 Case Study – Q3 Technologies
4.14.6 Success Factors for IoT in Retail
4.15 IoT in Consumer Markets
4.15.1 Use Cases – Carsharing Services
4.15.1.1 Case Study – Daimler’s car2go
4.15.2 Use Cases – Predictive Maintenance for Home Appliances
4.15.2.1 Case Study – Whirlpool
4.15.3 Success Factors for IoT in Consumer Markets
4.16 IoT in Civil
4.16.1 Use Cases – Smart Street Lighting
4.16.2 Use Cases – Smart City Parking
4.16.3 Use Cases – Traffic Management
4.16.4 Use Cases – Environment Management
4.16.5 Use Cases – Administration of Citizen Identity
4.16.6 Use Cases – Surveillance and Security
4.16.6.1 Case Study – China
4.16.7 Use Cases – Disaster & Emergency Management
4.16.8 Use Cases – Smart Policing
4.16.9 Use Cases – Connected Schoolbus
4.16.9.1 Case Study – HISD
4.17 Success Factors for IoT in Civil
5 IOT MARKET REVENUE OPPORTUNITY ANALYSIS AND FORECAST 2018-2025
5.1 IoT Market Forecast by Vertical
5.1.1 Infrastructure
5.1.1.1 Smart Grids
5.1.1.2 Smart Cities
5.1.1.3 Intelligent Traffic Systems
5.1.2 Consumer
5.1.2.1 IoT platforms for the consumer market
5.1.2.2 Smart homes and building automation
5.1.2.3 Consumer electronics, small appliances and toys
5.1.3 Industrial
5.1.3.1 Industrial Automation
5.1.3.2 Factory and warehouse
5.1.4 Healthcare
5.1.5 Automotive
5.1.6 Supply Chain/Fleet Management
5.1.7 Oil and Gas
5.1.8 Agriculture
5.1.9 Entertainment & Media
5.1.10 Military & Aerospace
5.2 IoT Market Forecast by Region 2018-2025
5.2.1 North America
5.2.1.1 U.S.
5.2.1.2 Canada
5.3 Europe
5.3.1 Germany
5.3.2 United Kingdom
5.3.3 France
5.3.4 Italy
5.3.5 Spain
5.3.6 Rest of Europe
5.4 Asia Pacific
5.4.1 China
5.4.2 Japan
5.4.3 South Korea
5.4.4 India
5.4.5 Australia
5.4.6 Rest of APAC
5.5 Latin America
5.6 Middle East & Africa
6 CONCLUSIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS, AND STRATEGIC ANALYSIS
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1 Global IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 2 Global IoT Market Revenue by Vertical (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 3 Global IoT Market Revenue for Smart Grids (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 4 Global IoT Market Revenue for Smart Cities (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 5 Global IoT Market Revenue for Intelligent Traffic Systems (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 6 Global IoT Market Revenue for Consumer Segment (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 7 Global IoT Market Revenue for Industrial Automation (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 8 Global IoT Market Revenue for Industrial Automation (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 9 Global IoT Market Revenue for Healthcare (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 10 Global IoT Market Revenue for Automotive (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 11 Global IoT Market Revenue for Supply Chain/Fleet Management (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 12 Global IoT Market Revenue for Oil and Gas (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 13 Global IoT Market Revenue for Agriculture (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 14 Global IoT Market Revenue for Entertainment & Media (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 15 Global IoT Market Revenue for Military & Aerospace (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 16 IoT Market Revenue by Region (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 17 North America IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 18 USA IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 19 Canada IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 20 Europe IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 21 Germany IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 22 UK IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 23 France IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 24 Italy IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 25 Spain IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 26 Asia Pacific IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 27 China IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 28 Japan IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 29 South Korea IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 30 India IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 31 Australia IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 32 Latin America IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 33 Middle East & Africa IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 1 Global IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 2 Global IoT Market Revenue by Vertical (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 3 Global IoT Market Revenue for Smart Grids (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 4 Global IoT Market Revenue for Smart Cities (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 5 Global IoT Market Revenue for Intelligent Traffic Systems (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 6 Global IoT Market Revenue for Consumer Segment (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 7 Global IoT Market Revenue for Industrial Automation (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 8 Global IoT Market Revenue for Industrial Automation (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 9 Global IoT Market Revenue for Healthcare (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 10 Global IoT Market Revenue for Automotive (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 11 Global IoT Market Revenue for Supply Chain/Fleet Management (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 12 Global IoT Market Revenue for Oil and Gas (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 13 Global IoT Market Revenue for Agriculture (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 14 Global IoT Market Revenue for Entertainment & Media (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 15 Global IoT Market Revenue for Military & Aerospace (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 16 IoT Market Revenue by Region (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 17 North America IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 18 USA IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 19 Canada IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 20 Europe IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 21 Germany IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 22 UK IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 23 France IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 24 Italy IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 25 Spain IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 26 Asia Pacific IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 27 China IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 28 Japan IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 29 South Korea IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 30 India IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 31 Australia IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 32 Latin America IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
Figure 33 Middle East & Africa IoT Market Revenue (In US$ Million), 2018-2025
