Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: IDATE
Published: August 2009
Product Code: R221-308Description This report provides an
analysis of the M2M market
that is currently changing
shape, assessing the key
technologies to accelerate
such a development of this
promising market, along
with an examination of the
positioning of the top
players, the key issues to
be addressed and market
forecasts up to 2013 by
geographical area and by
type of market (modules,
connectivity, software)...
Key questions
- What is the size of M2M markets in Europe, North America and Asia and will it evolve?
- What are the key evolutions of the M2M products/services?
- What are the main vertical markets of M2M, currently and in the
coming years?
- What are the key drivers for the M2M market to take-off?
- Who are the leading players (telcos, hardware providers) on this
market and how are they positioning themselves?
- What are the quantified opportunities for telcos on cellular and
satellite networks?
- What are the main impacts of the economical downturn on the
M2M industry?
Database (Excel): Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America
Cellular M2M / Satellite-based M2M
Hardware, Communication, Software & IT Please Note:The online download version is for a one to five user license.Table of Contents - 1. Executive Summary
- 1.1. M2M market is still growing despite the global downturn
- 1.2. M2M future growth will come from the development of new vertical markets
- 1.3. Telcos are trying to get a bigger share of M2M market
- 2. Methodology
- 3. Market structure & Key factors
- 3.1. Market overview
- 3.1.1. Definition
- 3.1.2. Market segmentation
- 3.1.3. Product / service trends
- 3.2. Current market estimates
- 3.2.1. Market by segment/platform
- 3.2.2. Market by geographical zone
- 3.3. Key drivers
- 3.3.1. Key Technologies
- M2M architecture
- Triggering technologies
- (Mobile) Networking technologies
- Other key technologies
- Disruptive innovations
- 3.3.2. Regulatory environment
- Automotive industry:
- Healthcare
- Energy/utilities
- Fleet management
- Commercial fishing
- Maritime security
- 3.3.3. Consumption / Usages
- Typology of consumption
- Security market
- Fleet management
- Energy
- Maintenance
- Healthcare
- 4. Market structure and player strategies
- 4.1. Industry structure
- 4.1.1. Value chain
- A combination of value chains
- Sales strategies
- Fragmentation and standardisation
- 4.1.2. Competition structure / landscape / environment
- 4.1.3. Business models
- For providers
- For end-users
- 4.2. Company profiles
- 4.2.1. Summary table
- Modules vendors
- Mobile network operators
- Satellite operators
- MVNO
- Software players & IT service players
- 4.2.2. Detailed player profiles
- Cinterion Wireless
- Wavecom / Sierra Wireless
- SimCom
- Telit
- Orange
- Telenor
- Bouygues Telecom
- Telefónica/O2
- Vodafone
- NTT DoCoMo
- BT
- Wyless
- Jasper
- Orbcomm
- Iridium
- Inmarsat
- Globalstar
- 4.3. Strategic analysis
- 4.3.1. Direct impacts of downturn on deployments
- 4.3.2. Towards market consolidation
- 4.3.3. Price competition on module market
- 4.3.4.
And also on service and the connectivity market
- 4.3.5. Value propositions from players are still quite distinct
- Technical differentiation
- Differentiation through offerings and business models
- 4.3.6. Vertical adoption
- 5. Markets and forecasts
- 5.1. Market development factors
- 5.1.1. Analysis of growth drivers
- 5.1.2. Forecast hypotheses
- 5.2. Market forecasts
- 5.2.1. Forecasts 2009-2013
- 5.2.2. Forecasts by market segment, by platform
- Connectivity
- Software & IT services
- Hardware & associated services
- List of tables
- Table 1: M2M market segmentation
- Table 2: Comparison of the features of the leading cellular M2M solutions
- Table 3: Fixed IP address description
- Table 4: Comparison of key elements in standard and M2M operators’ business models
- Table 5: Key M2M deployments in security industry
- Table 6: Key M2M deployments in the fleet management industry
- Table 7: Key M2M deployments in the energy industry
- Table 8: Key M2M deployments in the Maintenance market
- Table 9: Healthcare Expenditure per Capita in selected countries in 2007
- Table 10: OECD Health Expenditure
- Table 11: Key M2M deployments in the Healthcare industry
- Table 12: Main acquisitions in the M2M space
- Table 13: Connectivity revenues in Europe
- Table 14: Connectivity revenues in North America
- Table 15: Connectivity revenues in Asia Pacific
- Table 16: Software & IT services revenues in Europe
- Table 17: Software & IT services revenues in North America
- Table 18: Software & IT services revenues in Asia Pacific
- Table 19: Hardware & IT services revenues in Europe
- Table 20: Hardware & IT services revenues in North America
- Table 21: Hardware & IT services revenues in Asia Pacific
- List of figures
- Figure 1: World M2M market, 2009-2013
- Figure 2: World M2M market by zone, 2009-2013
- Figure 3: M2M development by vertical industry
- Figure 4: Smart machines value chain
- Figure 5: Gemalto value proposition
- Figure 6: Hybrid solution from Wavecom
- Figure 7: Cellular M2M modules or SIM cards
- Figure 8: Satellite-based M2M modules
- Figure 9: Connectivity revenues in Europe, North America and Asia Pacific
- Figure 10: Overall cellular M2M market
- Figure 11: Overall satellite M2M market
- Figure 12: Architecture of an M2M solution
- Figure 13: "Mundo maquina" pricing typology from Telefónica
- Figure 14: Bombardier maintenance application illustration
- Figure 15: Smart machines value chain
- Figure 16: StarService illustration
- Figure 17: Orange offering description
- Figure 18: Positioning of Telefónica
- Figure 19: Jasper positioning
- Figure 20: Orbcomm’s major customers and end users
- Figure 21: Iridium markets by mid-2008
- Figure 22: The Guardian Sentinel service
- Figure 23: M2M development by vertical industry
- Figure 24: M2M markets
- Figure 25: World Cellular M2M markets
- Figure 26: Share of cellular M2M revenues in mobile data revenues in Europe
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