Key IoT technologies 2017: Focus on eUICC, 6LoWPAN, (Unlicensed) LPWAN, Cellular IoT (licensed LPWA), LWM2M, MQTT & Big Data

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The "Key IoT technologies: Unlocking the IoT Potential" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.

This report identifies the emerging IoT technologies.

For each of them, it also analyses their:

Operating principle including advantages and drawbacks
Drivers and barriers
Adoption and related impacts for:

- Verticals (both device manufacturers and end users)

- Main IoT solution providers along the value chain

Geographic area and actors

World Actors:

AT&T
Cubic Telecom
Gemalto
Global M2M Association
Samsung

Slideshow
Vertical development

IoT Technologies

eUICC - the embedded SIM
6LoWPAN
(Unlicensed) LPWAN
Cellular IoT (licensed LPWA)
LWM2M
MQTT
Big data

Market analysis

Drivers & barriers
Adoption of IOT technology will be very fast, and heterogenous

Finally, it also provides market estimates and forecasts in terms of annual shipments, for each technology at worldwide levels.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. Methodology & definitions
2.1. General methodology of reports
2.2. Market assessment and forecasts
2.3. Overall overview of main technologies

3. Hardware technologies: embedded SIM
3.1. Operating principle
3.2. Pros and cons
3.3. Drivers and barriers
3.3.1. Drivers
3.3.2. Barriers
3.4. Vertical adoption
3.4.1. Parts manufacturers
3.4.2. End users
3.5. Main solution providers
3.5.1. SIM card manufacturers
3.5.2. Module manufacturers
3.5.3. Telcos
3.5.4. Platform providers and IT players

4. Connectivity technologies
4.1. 6LoWPAN: pronounced Six-Low-Pan
4.1.1. Operating principle
4.1.2. Pros and cons
4.1.3. Drivers and barriers
4.1.4. Vertical adoption
4.1.5. Major solution providers
4.2. LPWA
4.2.1. Operating principle
4.2.2. Pros and cons
4.2.3. Drivers and barriers
4.2.4. Vertical adoption
4.2.5. Main solution providers
4.3. Cellular IoT
4.3.1. Technical description
4.3.2. Pros and cons
4.3.3. Drivers and barriers
4.3.4. Vertical adoption
4.3.5. Main solution providers

5. Middleware technologies
5.1. LwM2M/CoAP
5.1.1. Operating principle
5.1.2. Pros and cons
5.1.3. Drivers and barriers
5.1.4. Vertical adoption
5.1.5. Main solution providers
5.2. MQTT
5.2.1. Operating principle
5.2.2. Pros and cons
5.2.3. Drivers and barriers
5.2.4. Vertical adoption
5.2.5. Main solution providers

6. IT and software technologies: big data and analytics
6.1. Operating principle
6.1.1. Definition
6.1.2. State of the art
6.1.3. Perspective and future developments
6.2. Pros and cons
6.3. Drivers and barriers
6.4. Vertical adoption
6.4.1. Main impacts
6.4.2. Object manufacturers
6.4.3. End Users
6.5. Main solution providers
6.5.1. Module manufacturers
6.5.2. Telcos
6.5.3. IT players

7. Markets and forecasts
7.1. Synthesis
7.2. Market development factors
7.2.1. Drivers
7.2.2. Barriers
7.3. Market forecasts

Companies Mentione

Advantech
Aerea
Altice
ARM
Arqiva
AT&T
Atmel
Audi Connect
Autodesk
AWS
Bell Canada
Bluewind
Bosch IoT suite
Bouygues Telecom
Cell Labs
Cellnex (Abertis)
China Mobile
China Telecom
China Unicom
Cisco Jasper
Clear Channel
Comcast
Connected Finland
Cubic Telecom
Deutsche Telekom
Digimondo
DOCOMO
du
Elecsys
Enedis
Enexis
Engie
Ericsson
Etisalat
Eurotech SCADA
EVRYTHNG
Facebook
FastNet
Flukso
Freescale
G&D
GE Predix
Gemalto
Global M2M Association
Google Nest
GSMA
HPE Universal IoT
Huawei
IBM
IDEO Caraibes
Ingenu
Intel IoT platform
IO Connect
IoT Denmark
IotNet Mexico
KDDI
KPN
KT
LG U+
Libelium
LIFX
Linear Technologies
Linky
LoRa
Maven
Microsoft Azure
NarrowNet
NETTROTTER
Nokia
NXP
Oberthur
OMA
OmanTel
Oracle IoT cloud
Orange
Phaxsi
Philips
Proximus
PTC ThingWorx
ReMake Electric
RMS.lu
Samsung
Sasken Telematics
Schneider CnM
Schneider Electric
Semtech
Senaptic
Senet
Shaspa
Sierra
SIGFOX
SingTel
SK Telecom
SoftBank
STMicroelectronics
Swisscom
Tata
Telecom Italia Mobile
Telefnica
Telenor
Telensa
TeliaSonera
Telit
Telstra
Telus
TEPCO
Texas Instruments
The Lace Network
TheThings.iO
Thingworx
Thinxtra
T-Mobile
Toshiba
U-Blox
Vensure
Verizon
Visteon
VITI
Vodafone
VT Networks
Webtech
Weightless
WND
Zebra Technologies

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