Device-to-Cloud IoT Services: Analysis of Platform Suppliers in the Application-Driven IoT Market
PurchaseActionable Benefits
- Allows device-to-cloud suppliers from start-ups to major cloud vendors to quantitatively assess growth potential and current market share.
- IoT solution suppliers seeking partnerships or acquisitions can assess current and future core capabilities of the major IoT platform segments for alignment to their product and investment requirements.
- Informs enterprise application development professionals for criteria to determine whether to build or buy in areas of device connectivity, device management, and application toolset services.
Critical Questions Answered
- Which market segments and supplier types will generate the majority of device-to-cloud IoT platform services through 2026 and why?
- What is the role of blockchain, 5G, low-code/no-code application development, AI and voice in IoT platform services?
- Given the complexity of supplier offerings, what are the key differentiators by supplier and market segment?
Research Highlights
- Review of the four major device-to-cloud IoT platform supplier markets providing profiles of key suppliers in each category and market quantification both historical and forecasted.
- Forecasted adoption of IoT platform services by SIs and DIY application development channels showing IoT platform services relative value.
- The value of device-to-cloud IoT platform services when compared to a supplier’s total suite of IoT products and services including potential IoT platform services commoditization.
Who Should Read This?
- CIOs and CTOs.
- Application developers.
- Procurement professionals.
- Product and Marketing specialists.
- Cloud supplier engineers and architects.
- R&D Engineers.
- Venture capitalists and IoT investment advisors.
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