The European Wireless M2M Market

The European Wireless M2M Market is a comprehensive report analysing the market for mobile network machine to machine communication in Europe. This strategic research report from Berg Insight provides you with 160 pages of unique business intelligence including 5-year industry forecasts and expert commentary on which to base your business decisions.

This report will allow you to:

• Understand the true potential of the European wireless M2M market.
• Anticipate future trends and technology developments.
• Evaluate the business opportunities in the main vertical market segments.
• Identify potential customers, partners and competitors on the main European markets.
• Comprehend the differences and commonalities between Europe and other regions.
• Profit from valuable insights about the most successful business propositions on the market.

Executive summary

1 Introduction to wireless M2M and the European market

1.1 Introduction

1.1.1 From telemetry to M2M

1.1.2 Industry value network

1.2 Key vertical market segments

1.2.1 Electricity and gas meters

1.2.2 Motor vehicles

1.2.3 Other segments

1.3 European mobile network infrastructure

1.4 Mobile network M2M data modules and terminals

1.4.1 Mobile network M2M communication devices

1.4.2 Mobile network M2M module vendors

2 Network operators and MVNOs

2.1 Deutsche Telekom

2.1.1 T-Mobile

2.1.2 Toll Collect

2.2 France Telecom

2.2.1 France Telecom Group M2M strategy

2.2.2 Orange Group

2.2.3 Mobistar

2.3 Telefónica O2

2.3.1 Telefónica O2 Czech Republic

2.3.2 O2 Germany

2.3.3 O2 Ireland

2.3.4 O2 UK

2.4 Telenor

2.4.1 Telenor Mobile

2.4.2 Telenor Cinclus

2.5 TeliaSonera

2.6 Vodafone Group

2.6.1 Vodafone Netherlands

2.6.2 Vodafone UK

2.6.3 SFR

2.7 Wireless M2M communication providers

2.7.1 Aspider Solutions

2.7.2 BT Redcare

2.7.3 Eutelsat

2.7.4 Jasper Wireless

2.7.5 Kuantic

2.7.6 Metrilog

2.7.7 Mobius Networks

2.7.8 Netsize

2.7.9 RAM Mobile Data

2.7.10 Stream Communications

2.7.11 Wireless Logic

2.7.12 Wireless Maingate

2.7.13 Wyless

3 Market forecasts and trends

3.1 European wireless M2M market summary

3.2 Private vehicles

3.3 Commercial vehicles

3.4 Electricity and gas meters

3.5 Security alarms

3.6 POS-terminals

4 Private vehicles

4.1 The European private vehicle market

4.2 Car telematics solutions

4.2.1 Car telematics applications

4.2.2 Car telematics infrastructure

4.2.3 Car telematics value chain

4.2.4 The European eCall initiative

4.3 Key player profiles

4.3.1 ATX Group

4.3.2 Cobra Automotive Technologies

4.3.3 IMA

4.3.4 LoJack

4.3.5 TRACKER

4.3.6 Traqueur

4.3.7 Magneti Marelli

4.3.8 MetaSystem

4.3.9 Trafficmaster

4.3.10 Viasat

4.3.11 Wireless Car

4.4 OEM and aftermarket telematics offerings

4.4.1 PSA Peugeot Citroën

4.4.2 BMW

4.4.3 Jaguar and Land Rover

4.4.4 Octo Telematics

4.4.5 Norwich Union

5 Commercial vehicles

5.1 The European commercial vehicle market

5.2 Fleet management solutions

5.2.1 Fleet management applications

5.2.2 Fleet management infrastructure

5.2.3 Fleet management value chain and stakeholders

5.3 Key player profiles

5.3.1 CI Omnibridge and Siemens VDO

5.3.2 Cybit

5.3.3 Garmin and GPS-Buddy

5.3.4 Masternaut

5.3.5 Minorplanet

5.3.6 Navman Wireless

5.3.7 Punch Telematix

5.3.8 Qualcomm WBS

5.3.9 TomTom WORK

5.3.10 Transics

5.4 OEM commercial vehicle telematics solutions

5.4.1 DaimlerChrysler FleetBoard

5.4.2 Volvo Dynafleet

5.4.3 Scania Fleet Management

6 Electricity and gas meters

6.1 The European utility industry

6.1.1 Electricity market

6.1.2 Gas market

6.1.3 Industry players

6.2 AMM solutions

6.2.1 AMM applications

6.2.2 Advanced metering infrastructure

6.2.3 AMM value chain and stakeholders

6.3 Key player profiles

6.3.1 Bayard Group

6.3.2 Itron

6.3.3 Iskraemeco

6.3.4 Elster

6.3.5 Echelon

6.3.6 EDMI

6.3.7 Enel/IBM AMM Alliance

6.3.8 Kamstrup

6.3.9 ADD Grup

6.3.10 Metrima

6.4 AMM deployments in Europe

6.4.1 ACEA

6.4.2 EssentNuon

6.4.3 Fortum

7 Security alarms

7.1 The European security alarm market

7.2 Mobile network alarm monitoring solutions

7.3 Key player profiles

7.3.1 Securitas Direct

7.3.2 ADT Europe

7.3.3 UTC Fire & Security

7.3.4 G4S

7.3.5 Alert Services

7.3.6 Prosegur

7.4 GPRS alarm communication in Scandinavia

7.4.1 Aroundio and Securitas Direct Professional

7.4.2 Multicom Security

7.4.3 Safetel

8 POS-terminals

8.1 The European POS-terminal market

8.2 POS-terminal payment transactions

8.3 Key player profiles

8.3.1 VeriFone

8.3.2 Ingenico

8.3.3 Hypercom

8.3.4 Thales

8.3.5 Sagem

8.3.6 Intellect

8.3.7 Cybernet

8.3.8 Gemalto

8.3.9 Banksys

8.3.10 DA Sistemi

8.4 Mobile network POS-terminal communication solutions

Glossary

List of Figures

Figure 1.1: Generic GPRS meter reading solution value network

Figure 1.2: Key vertical markets for wireless M2M in Europe (EU23+2)

Figure 1.3: Mobile network operators (EU23+2 2007)

Figure 1.4: Cost versus time diagram for wireless technology integration

Figure 1.5: Natural size wireless M2M modules

Figure 1.6: Principal GSM/GPRS M2M module vendors

Figure 2.1: T-Mobile International M2M GPRS data tariffs (5 MB usage per month)

Figure 2.2: Mobistar M2M SIM-cards (2003-2006)

Figure 2.3: Telia Telematik M2M tariff (Sweden)

Figure 2.4: Vodafone Netherlands GSM M2M standard tariff

Figure 2.5: SFR M2M standard pricing samples

Figure 2.6: Aspider Solutions CSD Data SIM pricing plan

Figure 2.7: Principal wireless M2M solutions by BT Redcare

Figure 3.1 Wireless M2M device deployments by segment (Europe 2006-2011)

Figure 3.2: Wireless M2M connections by segment Europe 2006-2011)

Figure 3.3: Car telematics wireless M2M connections and penetration rate (2006-2011)

Figure 3.4: CV telematics wireless M2M connections and penetration rate (2006-2011)

Figure 3.5: Energy meters wireless M2M connections and penetration rate (2006-2011)

Figure 3.6: Security alarms wireless M2M connections and penetration rate (2006-2011)

Figure 3.7: POS-terminals wireless M2M connections and penetration rate (2006-2011)

Figure 4.1: Vehicle registration data (EU-23+2 2006)

Figure 4.2: Passenger car manufacturer market shares (EU-23+2 2006)

Figure 4.3: Car telematics infrastructure overview

Figure 4.4: Car telematics value chain overview

Figure 4.5: LoJack licensees in the EU

Figure 4.6: BMW Assist and BMW Online pricing including equipment (Germany 2006)

Figure 4.7: Jaguar Watch and Land Rover Watch pricing plan (UK 2006/2007)

Figure 4.8: Motor insurance products launched with Octo Telematics (Italy 2007)

Figure 5.1: Commercial vehicles in use (EU-23+2 2005)

Figure 5.2: New registrations of commercial vehicles (EU-23+2 2006)

Figure 5.3: LCV manufacturer market shares (EU15+2 2006)

Figure 5.4: Trucks and buses manufacturer market shares (EU15+2 2006)

Figure 5.5: Fleet management infrastructure overview

Figure 5.6: Overview of Masternaut System components

Figure 5.7: Hardware devices from Punch Telematix (April 2006)

Figure 6.1: Electricity market statistics (EU23+2 2006)

Figure 6.2: Gas market statistics (EU23+2)

Figure 6.3: Top 10 gas DSOs (EU 2006)

Figure 6.4: Top 25 electricity DSOs (EU23+2 2006)

Figure 6.5: Mixed multipoint and point-to-point advanced metering infrastructure

Figure 7.1: Small monitored alarm systems by country (EU15+2 2006)

Figure 7.2: Monitored alarm system service providers, by size (EU15+2 2006)

Figure 7.3: Safetel Safenet pricing plan

Figure 8.1: Top five POS-terminal suppliers (Worldwide 2006)

Figure 8.2: POS-terminals and EMV implementation status (EU23, 2006)

Figure 8.3: Selected mobile operator tariffs for POS-terminals