David Kerr
US businesses show IoT investment resilience, despite pandemic
Despite the adversity caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, grounds for optimism remain for IoT spending in the US.
Read more2G feature phones in emerging markets surge while saturated regions await 5G, finds Strategy Analytics
Strategy Analytics in its newly published report Global Handset Sales Forecast by 88 Countries and 19 Technologies: 2003 to 2023 finds that while the first 5G commercial handsets will go on sale from early 2019, sales will not begin to scale up until 2021 when volumes approach 5% of global handset sales.
Read moreHERE extends leadership in mobile location platforms, says Strategy Analytics
For the fourth year running, location platform HERE, tops Strategy Analytics’ annual mobile location platform benchmark study. According to Strategy Analytics’ Wireless Media Strategies (WMS) report “HERE Extends Leadership in Mobile Location Platforms,” HERE remains well placed for future growth opportunities as consumer and business dependence on mobile location services increases,
Read moreMobile operators and Microsoft preferred for IoT, according to Strategy Analytics
According to the latest enterprise IoT survey research from Strategy Analytics, patterns are emerging in vendor selection, as enterprises navigate the complex landscape for IoT deployments.
Read moreIoT is capturing less than 10% of enterprise IT budgets, Strategy Analytics survey reveals
According to the latest enterprise IoT survey research from Strategy Analytics, despite the much heralded potential of IoT, spending and deployments are conservative, as companies get to grips with IoT.
Read moreReality is that IoT market value will be worth less than US$0.5tn globally by 2025, says Strategy Analytics
IoT (the Internet of Things) undoubtedly offers significant cost savings, says Strategy Analytics, such as improved efficiency, reduced downtime, enhanced supply chain and new business opportunities. However, the market value for IoT solutions has been dramatically inflated by some analysts.
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