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1 - Technology Enablers
1.1 Key Technologies
Electronic components : scaling and miniaturization
Batteries : nanotechnology cell, fuel cell
Displays : e-paper, LCD, OLED, NED
Sensors : vector, scalar, standards
Geo-detection : GPS, Wireless-based
RFID : active/passive, frequencies
Long range network technologies : Satellite, cellular, WiMAX
Short-range network technologies : Bluetooth, Zigbee,
Other technologies
1.2 M2M Architecture
Module
Network
Middleware
Gateway
2 - Applications and Usages
2.1 Maturity by application
Types of usages
Customer benefits
Industry breakdown
2.2 Analysis of main sectors
Transportation: fleet management, anti-theft, parking management, maintenance
Public infrastructure: environmental, access
Advertising: outdoor inventory, dynamic placement
Healthcare: wireless hospital, home hospitalisation
Home automation: AMR, smart home, security
Retail: monetics and payment, vending machines, product information
Consumer electronics and toys : E-books, gadgets, robots,
Case Studies : General Motors, On Star, Telenor Cinclus, Tom Tom, Orange Healthcare, Ambient Devices, Clear Channel, Nazbatag,
3 - Market and Ecosystem
3.1 Market structure
Customer needs
Commercial approach
3.2 Value chain
Sale approach
Fragmentation, consolidation and standardisation
3.3 Main players
Satellite providers
Players profiled : Orbcomm, Iridium, Qualcomm Wireless, Globalstar, Eutelsat, Inmarsat
Cellular telcos
Players profiled : Orange, T-Mobile, Telefonica, Telenor, Vodafone, BT, SFR
MVNOs
Players profiled : Wyless, Jasper Wireless, Wireless Maingate, Kuantic, Mobius Networks, Kore Telematics, Aeris
Hardware
Players profiled : Wavecom, Siemens, Enfora, Coronis Systems, Telit, Owasys, Skybility
3.4 Perspectives
Drivers and challenges
Market potential
Towards the Internet of things
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