White Papers

A new report from Juniper Research has found that digital advertising spend will grow by 18% CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) over the next five years, rising from $184 billion in 2017 to $420 billion in 2022. These figures include advertising spend across mobile, desktop, wearables and DOOH (Digital-out-of-Home) signage.

BlackBerry Limited announced findings from a new global research whitepaper, which surveyed IT decision makers on corporate IoT deployments.

Significant cost savings, unparalleled customer insight, minimal infrastructure requirements, and numerous other factors have made the Internet of Things (IoT) the next great paradigm shift. But technology advances do not necessarily translate into profits, as the dot com era clearly demonstrated. There already are hundreds of IoT companies that have filed for bankruptcy or gone

A new report from Juniper Research has found that annual cost savings derived from the adoption of chatbots in healthcare will reach $3.6 billion (€3.04 billion) globally by 2022, up from an estimated $2.8 million (€2.36 million) in 2017. This growth will average 320% per annum, as AI (artificial intelligence) powered chatbots will drive improved customer experiences

A new report from industry analysts IoT Analytics GmbH sets out to show small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) how to find a suitable model for digitalisation. With so many options for innovation in the IoT age, says Jeremy Cowan, the authors aim to help SMEs navigate their way through the complexities of the Internet of

A new study from Juniper Research has found that a surge in shared transport will continue, with driver and passenger numbers seeing substantial growth over the next 5 years.

  Augmented reality (AR) is changing the way we do business by enabling engineers, operators, technicians and customers to experience products in a completely new way.  From product design and development to sales, service and training initiatives, AR can make your organization more efficient and effective. O’Reilly Media explores the impact and promise of AR

Industrial markets are increasingly becoming the target of IoT services. Equipment that is connected and monitored in real time helps production engineers avoid costly downtime. Analytics applied to this same equipment can be disseminated across the operations to not only detect signs of a failure event but plan service to maintain and/or replace without affecting

With a current market valuation of 900bn , the potential for IoT is huge but many businesses are still grappling with how it can benefit their organisation and how exactly to get started.

Connected vehicle cybersecurity has, say its authors, taken a step forward with publication of the ATIS report, Improving Vehicle Cybersecurity: ICT Industry Experience & Perspectives.

This white paper identifies the essential components of a successful IoT deployment: connectivity, data platform, and security framework. To deliver an IoT project, there are many components that need to come together, and it can be challenging to integrate specific devices, software, and services with the essential requirements. When organisations initiate or upgrade an implementation, the process can

A new study from Juniper Research has found that almost six in 10 (57%) large corporations are either actively considering, or are in the process of, deploying blockchain technology.

Solving the growth challenge for smart, connected devices The predictions of there being many millions, if not billions, of devices connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) by 2020 are soon to be put to the test. In little more than two years, we’ll know just how accurate the analysts and researchers were but, regardless

A guide to transforming the business model through IoT One of the biggest opportunities that the IoT presents is the possibility of transforming your company’s business model to one offering connected services, instead of selling a physical product. Typically this means that your business could charge customers on a per usage basis or on delivered

If 2016 was the year that the Internet of Things broke into mainstream consciousness, 2017 will be the one where it starts to prove its worth. While consumers are being wowed by virtual assistants that turn on the lights, those in enterprise are discovering how to demonstrate real value to their business. The initial hype

The Internet of Things (IoT) is starting to mature and organisations across many sectors are facing the challenges of scaling up from small, trial deployments and proof of concepts, to mainstream, high volume consumer deployments. The demands of this are very different to those of a limited pilot project. Organisations need technology that enables them