Enterprise Management

More than a decade ago, major smart card manufacturers moved from a simple hardware provider business model to a combined hardware and services approach. Naturally, the subscriber identity module (SIM) business unit has been asking for revenue contribution.

This research service aims to provide a snapshot of a small number of end users' investment attitudes towards Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in order to illustrate enterprises' views on developments in the IoT market. The study reveals that though the market is nascent, it has surprising open-mindedness towards traditional and new vendors. A...

In 2014, a series of Frost & Sullivan articles looked at how technology enables platform dynamics to bring open innovation (OI) to a range of traditionally low-tech industries. One of the articles was dedicated to the UK government’s CloudStore, the procurement vehicle through which UK public sector organisations could (until late 2014) purchase ...

25 Feb 2016  |  Europe

European Machine-to-Machine Outlook, 2015

Improved Enterprise Understanding of Solutions to Push Uptake, Telcos to Target More Segments for M2M Connections

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This research service updates the progress in machine-to-machine (M2M) opportunities from the telecom service providers perspective. There have been many new developments in the M2M space and the study takes stock of the service providers M2M strategies, as the market in Europe slowly progresses towards a broader spectrum of industries. The repo...

On 10 and 11 February 2016, London hosted the Internet of Things (IoT) Tech Expo event. Some 100 exhibitors showcased their developments around the IoT.

WThis Market Insight examines the BPO providers in Europe that were recognized by Frost & Sullivan as skillfully negotiating this changing customer contact landscape throughout 2015: Atento, SNT Deutschland, Teleperformance, Transcom, and Webhelp

On 21 January 2016, the 3rd Connected Smart Cities Conference in Brussels brought together a variety of city stakeholders. These included representatives of current and potential Open & Agile Smart Cities (OASC) cities and partners, researchers, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and entrepreneurs working with digital urban innovation.

The future of Apple will not be the iPhone, iPad, Watch, or even a car. For Apple to continue its dominance of the technology market and extend into healthcare, transportation, and fashion, it needs to move away from being a computer company. As the Internet of Things gathers pace, every device will be connected to the Internet, and the value is in...

Artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) will be the two most important changes the industry experiences over the next five years. Frost & Sullivan believes that to look at these trends separately is to miss the wider industry implications.