Shift in motivation for M2M adoption identified by Beecham Research

Robin Duke-Woolley, Beecham Research Robin Duke-Woolley

Cambridge, United Kingdom (BUSINESS WIRE) — Beecham Research has released key findings from its latest research, commissioned by Oracle, investigating solution requirements across the M2M value chain worldwide over the next few years.

Beecham Research is a leading industry analyst firm covering the market for machine-to-machine (M2M) communications / Internet-of-Things (IoT). Its new report is titled Designing an M2M Platform for the Connected World.

The research found that M2M data from remotely located assets and devices in the field is now being used more broadly for strategic purposes and value creation throughout the enterprise. It has also become a means for creating new market opportunities while providing a competitive advantage for enterprise users in their own key markets.

“This research has identified two clear underlying trends in the rapidly developing M2M market. On the one hand, increasing integration of M2M data with IT systems and more strategic use of M2M data throughout the enterprise. On the other, the emergence of mass data requirements involving cross-sector service opportunities for largely consumer-related markets,” said Robin Duke-Woolley (pictured), founder and CEO of Beecham Research. “From this we envisage not only significant new M2M platform opportunities, but also the emergence of new business models that will help to create new markets – an area of particular focus for Beecham Research. The M2M/IoT market is just changing into a higher gear.”

“Cheaper, more powerful devices and low cost mobile network connectivity are driving an explosion in the number of connected devices and data generated by them,” said Chris Baker, senior vice president ISV, OEM and Java Sales, Oracle Alliances & Channels. “This research shows a shift in focus towards extracting value from that data and capitalising on new business models which are enabled by the pervasion of connected devices. Beecham’s insightful analysis clearly identifies key areas where Oracle’s end-to-end M2M platform offers significant advantages for M2M solutions moving forward.”

The research is based on a qualitative survey involving in-depth interviews with prominent M2M solution providers in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific regions, each providing their expert views on M2M solution requirements and trends across their customer base and live projects. This research was then backed by previously conducted quantitative surveys involving broader samples of M2M adopters. In addition to revealing a significant shift in M2M market drivers, the report identifies security and IT integration as the top two priorities for implementation of new M2M applications.

Beecham Research Ltd. is a technology market research, analysis and consulting firm based in Cambridge, UK and Boston, USA. The company specialises in analysing and researching the worldwide M2M / internet of things market, which it has been researching since 2001. Its clients include network operators, hardware/software and infrastructure vendors, distributors/resellers, solution providers and technology adopters.

Beecham’s research methods include extensive survey work worldwide in multiple languages and are based on strong technical knowledge. Recent research has included two studies on M2M Cloud-based platforms and a worldwide study of the Satellite M2M market for the European Space Agency. Visit: www.beechamresearch.com

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