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In 2020, remote work and social distancing norms drove millions of businesses to cancel their brick-and-mortar events and shift to webinars and virtual events as an alternative to connect with distributed audiences. Driven by the long term, sustainable impact of distributed and hybrid work and adoption of digital channels, webinars and virtual even...

05 Feb 2018  |  Latin America  |  Market Research

Colombian Industrial Internet of Things Market, Forecast to 2022

With Ubiquitous Connectivity Becoming a Global Norm, the Internet of Things is a Reality with a Potential Market Size of $523.7 Million in 2022

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This outlook considers the growth potential of hardware, software, connectivity, services, and of primary verticals in the Colombian IoT market. The base year is 2016 and the forecast period is from 2017 to 2022. For the purposes of this research, Industrial IoT refers to the use of IoT technologies in manufacturing, automotive, smart cities, agric...

As new trends and technologies are being implemented and utilized by Latin American companies, new and complex vulnerabilities are becoming a reality. As such, MSS services are becoming increasingly important. Although budget for security is still a problem, as most companies are not able to gauge the return on investment (ROI) that investing in se...

This market insight presents an analysis of the current status of omnichannel strategy adoptions in Brazil, as well as selected successful business cases. It also provides a general view of how companies in Brazil are facing the omnichannel reality; an overview of Brazilian consumer behavior and its impact on interactions with companies; market dri...

The Internet of Things (IoT) extends Internet connectivity beyond traditional devices such as desktop and laptop computers, smartphones, and tablets, to other devices that use embedded technology to communicate and interact over the Internet. IoT means that everyday physical objects, from vehicles to manufacturing equipment to hotel coffee makers a...

2020 was a disruptive year for the entire world and for the unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) and cloud meetings landscape in Latin America and the Caribbean. While these markets were negatively impacted by a tremendous economic downturn along with the loss of millions of jobs (potential users), the demand for remote enterprise communicat...

The CALA UCaaS market exhibited strong performance in 2019, with double-digits growth in terms of users and high single-digit growth in terms of revenue. Future growth is expected and forecast in the double-digit rates zone, driven by a growing number of offerings in the market, an increasing acceptance of the cloud as a proven modality for technol...

2020 was a disruptive year for the entire world and for the CX & CC landscape. The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed every contact center in the region to embrace the work-at-home-agent (WAHA) modality and move their employees out of their offices to their homes (65.3% of the outsourced agents in CALA were working remotely by the end of May 2020). Due t...

The Contact Center Outsourcing (CCO) Services Market in Latin America and the Caribbean experienced high growth, driven by solid performances in CaCar and Colombia, as well as the devaluation of the US Dollar against most Latin American currencies in 2017 (especially against the Chilean peso (15.5%) and the Brazilian reais (8.5%)). Frost & Sulliva...