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Enterprise Wearable Services and Supporting Platforms: Deployments, Challenges, and Key Platform Players

Wearable devices and the platforms that support them are experiencing a large amount of growth within the enterprise market due to their ability to provide hands-free access to information and communication. These devices aid workers across all industries, and the supporting platforms ensure that they have access to the data that they require, while keeping them secure. A number of aspects are driving growth in this market, with the key factors including that companies require methods to improve productivity and efficiency, while also reducing errors.

This report examines the processes involved with deploying wearable technology into companies, use cases, benefits, and challenges, as well as outlining various major players that offer supporting platforms. Forecasts include Wearable Device Shipments by End-User Channel, Enterprise Wearable Device Shipments by Device Type, Enterprise Wearable Device Shipments by Industry Vertical, and Enterprise Wearable Device Revenue by Device Type.

Table of Contents

  • 1. WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY FOR ENTERPRISE USE CASES
    • 1.1. Deploying Enterprise Wearable Devices
    • 1.2. Use Cases and Industries
    • 1.3. Benefits to Deploying Wearables within a Company
    • 1.4. Challenges of Deploying Wearables within a Company
  • 2. KEY FORECASTS AND FINDINGS
    • 2.1. Methodology
    • 2.2. Key Forecast Findings
  • 3. KEY ENTERPRISE WEARABLE PLATFORM PLAYERS
    • 3.1. Accenture
    • 3.2. Alpha Software
    • 3.3. Augmate
    • 3.4. DeviceHub.net
    • 3.5. Kony
    • 3.6. PTC (ThingWorx)
    • 3.7. PTC (Vuforia)
    • 3.8. Salesforce
    • 3.9. Total Communicator Solutions
    • 3.10. Upskill
    • 3.11. Vandrico
    • 3.12. Zerintia
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  • Publish Date 2Q 2017
  • Research Type Application Analysis Report
  • Code AN-2449
  • Pages 26
  • Tables 4
  • Charts 3
  • File Format PDF

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