LONDON, Jan. 14, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Future of Infrastructure : Global Investment of $83.791 Trillion Required up to 2030
The research service exhibits visionary thinking by identifying and analyzing one of the significant Mega Trends: Future of Infrastructure. "Smart" as a value proposition has been increasingly replacing green concepts, with innumerable smart innovations in the infrastructure space. This study highlights examples of projects, companies, and technologies that will invade and change the smart infrastructure landscape globally by 2030. It also provides information on the total addressable smart infrastructure market size opportunity, offers stakeholder analyses, and discusses revenue opportunities.
Executive Summary—Key Findings of the Study
Smart Infrastructure: Key Takeaways, Global, 2013–2030
1 Investment of $ trillion is required globally between 2010 and 2030 to sustain the current levels of GDP growth, out of which transportation and utilities infrastructure will account for % and %, respectively.
2 The Americas (North and South) will lead in infrastructure investment, with a share of %, followed by Asia with a share of %.
3 Big Data analytics will be a critical element in enabling smart infrastructure of the future. They will create intelligent, connected, on-demand, emergency response, and dynamic demand management services of the future, thus ensuring lower operational expenditure, reduced wastage, and faster return on investment.
4 Individuals will transform from consumers who merely consume city resources to 'prosumers' who can both consume resources as well as feed back resources in the form of energy, data, or services into the city.
5 Smart infrastructure of the future will interact with prosumers largely through mServices or real-time information kiosks. City-, service-, or function-specific mobile apps will be available for consumers to communicate with the smart infrastructure around them.
6 With the increasing significance of smart city initiatives, regulatory bodies will restructure their policies to approach solutions holistically instead of using a siloed approach.
7 Smart infrastructure will further the financial opportunities for stakeholders by optimizing resource utilization (intelligent management), mobilizing resources efficiently (through sharing), and pricing the resources appropriately (dynamic pricing).
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