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IoT WAN Market by Cellular and Non-Cellular Technologies and Solutions in Industry Verticals 2020 – 2025
This research evaluates the technologies, companies, and solutions comprising the IoT WAN market. The report assesses developments in the IoT WAN ecosystem, analyzes use cases, and provides a view into the future of IoT WAN communications. The report includes detailed forecasts for cellular and non-cellular IoT WANs 2020 to 2025.
Wide Area Network (WAN) communications for the Internet of Things (IoT) is the core backbone for machine-to-machine (M2M) signalling for the rapid-evolving IoT application and service ecosystem. The three cellular IoT WAN methods are known as EC-GSM-IoT/3GPP, LTE-M/3GPP, and NB-IoT/3GPP. There are also non-cellular alternative Low Power WAN (LPWAN) approaches that allow for long-range communications at a low bit rate. It is important to consider both standards-based cellular technologies and proprietary solutions within the IoT WAN market.
Cellular and non-cellular IoT WAN technologies both have an important role to play in the M2M/IoT ecosystem. For example, LPWAN connected sensors are used for detection of changes in the physical and/or logical relationship of one object to another(s) and/or the environment. Physical changes may include temperature, light, pressure, sound, and motion. Logical changes include the presence/absence of an electronically traceable entity, location, and/or activity. Within an IoT context, physical and logical changes are equally important. These types of solutions are used for many industrial applications across a wide variety of industry verticals.
Within the consumer segment, electronic devices have historically represented stand-alone objects functioning in isolation. This is rapidly changing as high-end consumer appliances, digital equipment, and assets as well as many lower cost devices gain connectivity through embedded computing and communications. A connected consumer device may be used for various purposes including entertainment, news, information, and general lifestyle enhancement. IoT WANs provide the means for ubiquitous M2M connectivity between consumer devices, manufacturers, and service providers.
This research evaluates IoT WAN technologies, companies, and solutions. The report assesses developments in the IoT WAN ecosystem, analyzes use cases, and provides a view into the future of IoT WAN communications. The report includes detailed forecasts for cellular and non-cellular IoT WANs 2020 to 2025.
This report answers the following questions:
While much focus is on IoT end-points and related issues such as security and power, ubiquitous wireless coverage remains the overarching issue for transformation from traditional M2M to global IoT networks. Adoption of IoT connectivity creates substantial opportunities for LPWAN network, hardware, and software services.
Mind Commerce sees the cellular and non-cellular IoT WAN markets reaching $25.9B and $47.4B respectively by 2025. The majority of this growth will be for industry-specific solutions. However, IoT WAN systems are continuously evolving to become more general-purpose in nature with plug-and-play solutions providing extensibility at increasingly lower investment threshold.
| Published | 2020 |
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| Pages | 104 |
| Target Audience | Application Developers, Cloud and Internet of Things Companies, Communications Services Providers, Data Services Companies, ICT Infrastructure Providers, Managed Services Companies |
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This report answers the following questions:
1.0 Executive Summary
2.0 Introduction
2.1 Wide Area Networks (WAN)
2.2 WAN Technologies
2.3 IoT Networks and Applications
2.4 Wireless IoT and WAN
2.5 IoT WAN Standardization
2.6 IoT WAN Growth Drivers
2.6.1 Communications Protocols
2.6.2 Network Topology and Interoperability
2.6.3 Intelligent IoT Network
2.6.4 M2M Communications
2.6.5 White Box Solutions Extended to IoT
2.6.6 Smart City Initiatives
2.6.7 The Rise of Low Power Wide Area Networks
2.7 IoT WAN Challenges
2.7.1 Security Issues
2.7.2 Continuous Power Supply
3.0 Wireless IoT WAN Technologies
3.1 The Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) Alternative
3.2 LPWAN Characteristics
3.2.1 Range vs. Battery Life
3.2.2 Noise vs. Bandwidth
3.2.3 Unlicensed Spectrum
3.2.4 No Uniform Bandwidth
3.2.5 Localization
3.2.6 Network Configuration
3.2.7 LPWAN Optimization
3.3 Cellular IoT (CIoT)
3.4 Non-Cellular IoT
3.5 Cellular vs. Non-Cellular IoT WAN Comparison
3.6 Need for Data Compression in LPWAN
4.0 Opportunities with IoT WAN Technology Market
4.1 Need of IoT WAN Technology
4.2 Benefits of IoT WAN Technology
4.3 LoRa and LoRaWAN are the part of the fast growing LPWAN ecosystem
4.4 LoRa and LoRaWAN used in public IoT networks across the globe
4.5 Impact of 5G on IoT WAN Technology
5.0 Non-Cellular Organizations
5.1.1 LoRa Alliance
5.1.1.1 Company Background
5.1.1.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.1.3 Recent Development
5.1.2 SIGFOX
5.1.2.1 Company Background
5.1.2.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.2.3 Recent Developments
5.1.3 Ingenu
5.1.3.1 Company Background
5.1.3.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.3.3 Recent Developments
5.1.4 Nwave
5.1.4.1 Company Background
5.1.4.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.4.3 Recent Developments
5.1.5 LinkLabs Symphony Link
5.1.5.1 Company Background
5.1.5.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.5.3 Recent Developments
5.1.6 Weightless
5.1.6.1 Company Background
5.1.6.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.6.3 Recent Developments
5.1.7 SemTech
5.1.7.1 Company Background
5.1.7.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.7.3 Recent Developments
5.1.8 Senet
5.1.8.1 Company Background
5.1.8.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.8.3 Recent Developments
5.1.9 Tata Communication
5.1.9.1 Company Background
5.1.9.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.9.3 Recent Developments
5.1.10 IBM
5.1.10.1 Company Background
5.1.10.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.10.3 Recent Developments
5.1.11 Cisco
5.1.11.1 Company Background
5.1.11.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.11.3 Recent Developments
5.1.12 Huawei
5.1.12.1 Company Background
5.1.12.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.12.3 Recent Developments
5.1.13 Ericsson
5.1.13.1 Company Background
5.1.13.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.13.3 Recent Developments
5.1.14 Intel
5.1.14.1 Company Background
5.1.14.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.14.3 Recent Developments
5.1.15 Nokia
5.1.15.1 Company Background
5.1.15.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.15.3 Recent Developments
5.1.16 Greenvity
5.1.16.1 Company Background
5.1.16.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.16.3 Recent Developments
5.1.17 Aclara
5.1.17.1 Company Background
5.1.17.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.17.3 Recent Developments
5.1.18 Rajant
5.1.18.1 Company Background
5.1.18.2 Product Portfolio
5.1.18.3 Recent Developments
5.2 Select Cellular Organizations
5.2.1 British Telecom
5.2.1.1 Company Background
5.2.1.2 Recent Developments
5.2.2 GSMA
5.2.2.1 Company Background
5.2.2.2 Recent Developments
5.2.3 Vodafone
5.2.3.1 Company Background
5.2.3.2 Recent Developments
5.2.4 Deutsche Telekom
5.2.4.1 Company Background
5.2.4.2 Recent Developments
5.2.5 3GPP
5.2.5.1 Company Background
5.2.5.2 Recent Developments
5.2.6 Orange
5.2.6.1 Company Background
5.2.6.2 Recent Developments
5.2.7 Proximus
5.2.7.1 Company Background
5.2.7.2 Recent Developments
5.2.8 AT&T
5.2.8.1 Company Background
5.2.8.2 Recent Developments
5.2.9 KPN
5.2.9.1 Company Background
5.2.9.2 Recent Developments
5.2.10 Bouygues Telecom
5.2.10.1 Company Background
5.2.10.2 Recent Development
5.2.11 Du
5.2.11.1 Company Background
5.2.11.2 Recent Developments
5.2.12 SK Telecom
5.2.12.1 Company Background
5.2.12.2 Recent Developments
6.0 LPWAN Use Cases
6.1 LPWAN Application Landscape
6.1.1 Lighting Control
6.1.2 Parking Management
6.1.3 Security Access and Control
6.1.4 Smart Grid and Demand Response
6.1.5 Logistics and Asset Tracking
6.1.6 Water Metering and Leak Detection
6.1.7 Supermarkets and Food Distribution Supply Chains
6.1.8 Agriculture Technology: Irrigation Management and More
6.2 IoT WAN Implementation Examples
6.2.1 Kerlink and ClearBlade Offering IoT-Edge LoRaWAN® Solution for Smart-City, Smart-Agriculture Asset Tracking
6.2.2 Connected Cities Adelaide
6.2.3 City of Greater Geelong Case Study
6.2.4 Northumbrian Water Case Study
7.0 IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue Forecasts
7.1 Global Market Revenue Forecasts 2020 – 2025
7.1.1 Combined Revenue 2020 – 2025
7.1.2 Revenue by Cellular and Non-Cellular IoT WAN 2020 – 2025
7.1.2.1 Cellular IoT WAN Revenue by Category 2020 – 2025
7.1.2.2 Non-Cellular IoT WAN Revenue by Category 2020 – 2025
7.1.3 Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
7.1.3.1 Cellular IoT Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
7.1.3.2 Non-Cellular IoT Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
7.2 Regional Market Revenue Forecasts 2020 – 2025
7.2.1 Revenue by Region 2020 – 2025
7.2.1.1 Cellular IoT WAN Revenue by Region 2020 – 2025
7.2.1.2 Non-Cellular IoT WAN Revenue by Region 2020 – 2025
7.2.2 North America Market Revenue 2020 – 2025
7.2.2.1 Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
7.2.2.2 Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
7.2.3 APAC Market Revenue 2020 – 2025
7.2.3.1 Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
7.2.3.2 Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
7.2.4 Europe Market Revenue 2020 – 2025
7.2.4.1 Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
7.2.4.2 Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
7.2.5 Latin America Market Revenue 2020 – 2025
7.2.5.1 Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
7.2.5.2 Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
7.2.6 Middle East and Africa Market Revenue 2020 – 2025
7.2.6.1 Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
7.2.6.2 Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
8.0 IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment Forecasts 2020 – 2025
8.1 Global Deployment Unit Forecasts 2020 – 2025
8.1.1 Combined Deployment Units 2020 – 2025
8.1.2 Deployment Units by Type 2020 – 2025
8.1.2.1 Cellular IoT WAN Deployment Unit by Category 2020 – 2025
8.1.2.2 Non-Cellular IoT WAN Deployment Unit by Category 2020 – 2025
8.1.3 Deployment Units by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
8.1.3.1 Cellular IoT WAN Deployment Unit by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
8.1.3.2 Non-Cellular IoT WAN Deployment Unit by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
8.2 Regional Deployment Unit Forecasts 2020 – 2025
8.2.1 Deployment Units by Region 2020 – 2025
8.2.1.1 Cellular IoT WAN Deployment Unit by Region 2020 – 2025
8.2.1.2 Non-Cellular IoT WAN Deployment Unit by Region 2020 – 2025
8.2.2 North America Deployment Units 2020 – 2025
8.2.2.1 Deployment Units by Type 2020 – 2025
8.2.2.2 Deployment Units by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
8.2.3 APAC Deployment Units 2020 – 2025
8.2.3.1 Deployment Units by Type 2020 – 2025
8.2.3.2 Deployment Units by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
8.2.4 Europe Deployment Units 2020 – 2025
8.2.4.1 Deployment Units by Type 2020 – 2025
8.2.4.2 Deployment Units by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
8.2.5 Latin America Deployment Units 2020 – 2025
8.2.5.1 Deployment Units by Type 2020 – 2025
8.2.5.2 Deployment Units by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
8.2.6 Middle East and Africa Deployment Units 2020 – 2025
8.2.6.1 Deployment Units by Type 2020 – 2025
8.2.6.2 Deployment Units by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
9.0 Conclusions and Recommendations
9.1 IoT WAN Evolution and Roadmap
9.2 Mobile Network Operator IoT WAN Strategies
9.3 Enterprise IoT WAN Strategies
9.4 Public Access LPWAN
Figure 1: Wireless Network Standards for IoT
Figure 2: Wireless IoT Wide Area Network Connectivity Ecosystem
Figure 3: Wireless Network Standardization for IoT
Figure 4: Wireless IoT Communication and Protocol Stack
Figure 5: Star and Mesh Network Topology and Interconnection Pattern
Figure 6: Intelligent IoT Network
Figure 7: M2M Powered Air Traffic Control System with WAN
Figure 8: Smart City Connectivity
Figure 9: LPWAN Radios Range vs. Battery Life
Figure 10: LPWAN Range vs. Bandwidth and Combination Point
Figure 11: 3GPP IoT Proposals for LTE, Narrowband and 5G Network
Figure 12: LoRaWAN Network Architecture
Figure 13: LPWAN Technology Comparison
Figure 14: Cellular vs. Non-Cellular IoT WAN Comparison
Figure 15: Intelligent Compression for LPWAN
Figure 16: LoRaWAN Network Architecture
Figure 17: LoRa LPWAN Network Connectivity Structure
Figure 18: AT&T WAN Solution Architecture
Figure 19: Cellular IoT Network Standard, Data Rates, and Sample Use Cases
Figure 20: Cellular IoT Use Cases and Specific Requirements
Figure 21: Global IoT WAN Technology Connectivity and Service Revenue 2020 – 2025
Figure 22: Global IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment Unit 2020 – 2025
Table 1: Data Compression and Savings for LPWAN
Table 2: Global IoT WAN Technology Connectivity and Service Revenue by Types 2020 – 2025
Table 3: Global Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Category 2020 – 2025
Table 4: Global Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Network Type 2020 – 2025
Table 5: Global Non-Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Category 2020 – 2025
Table 6: Global IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 7: Global Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 8: Global Non-Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Rev by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 9: IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Region 2020 – 2025
Table 10: Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Region 2020 – 2025
Table 11: Non-Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Region 2020 – 2025
Table 12: North America IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Types 2020 – 2025
Table 13: North America Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Network Type 2020 – 2025
Table 14: North America IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 15: APAC IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 16: APAC Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Network Type 2020 – 2025
Table 17: APAC IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 18: Europe IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 19: Europe Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Network Type 2020 – 2025
Table 20: Europe IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 21: Latin America IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 22: Latin America Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Network Type 2020 – 2025
Table 23: Latin America IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 24: MEA IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 25: MEA Cellular IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Network Type 2020 – 2025
Table 26: MEA IoT WAN Connectivity and Service Revenue by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 27: Global IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 28: Global Cellular IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Category 2020 – 2025
Table 29: Global Non-Cellular IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Category 2020 – 2025
Table 30: Global IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 31: Global Cellular IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 32: Global Non-Cellular IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 33: IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Region 2020 – 2025
Table 34: Cellular IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Region 2020 – 2025
Table 35: Non-Cellular IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Region 2020 – 2025
Table 36: North America IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 37: North America IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 38: APAC IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 39: APAC IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 40: Europe IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 41: Europe IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 42: Latin America IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 43: Latin America IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
Table 44: Middle East and Africa IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Type 2020 – 2025
Table 45: MEA IoT WAN Connected Device Deployment by Industry Vertical 2020 – 2025
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