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North American businesses rank mobile field service automation as one of their top areas of enterprise digital solution investment.* Each year, Frost & Sullivan examines this particular solution category in the context of the North American market. For the purposes of this 2021 study, mobile field service management (FSM) applications are defined a...

Direct-to-device (D2D) connectivity and 3GPP NTN standards are reshaping the satellite IoT market. Release 17 enabled satellite NB-IoT through standard cellular modules, SIMs, and devices. The shift to 5G New Radio NTN supports higher-throughput, delay-sensitive services, such as direct-to-smartphone voice and broadband. Integrated platforms combin...

This edition of the IT, Computing and Communication Technology Opportunity Engine explores GPU-as-a-Service, Hyperscale & AI-Focused Digital Infrastructure, and AI-Ready Data Centers to scale AI compute capabilities. Prompt-Based Builders and Docs-as-Code accelerate software development, while Artificial Chip Intelligence and MLOps optimize chip de...

Frost & Sullivan defines non-licensed low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) connection as active devices connected to a wireless communication network designed for low-bandwidth, long-range data transmission over an unlicensed spectrum. This type of technology connects IoT devices with low power consumption and low data rates and covers large areas. ...

The Frost Radar on the configure, price, quote (CPQ) software industry analyzes providers offering software solutions that allow businesses to simplify and automate the process of creating customized quotes for complex products or services and avoid costly errors. This Frost Radar plots 12 selected providers based on 10 growth and innovation ...

Brazil remains the most important data center colocation market in Latin America, but hyperscalers are making massive investments in the region as they expand their cloud regions into Chile, Colombia, and Mexico. Data center colocation service providers are aligning their data center designs and services to build value propositions centered on envi...

Frost & Sullivan defines managed services as subscription-based services in which a third-party provider contributes technology, infrastructure, and expertise; the enterprise and provider generally share control and oversight of application performance. Early managed services allowed enterprises to offload routine management tasks, but today’s comp...

In 2024, enterprises pressed ahead with their digital transformation journeys amid rising complexity in technology landscapes and the emergence of generative AI (GenAI). While GenAI offers transformative potential across industries, verticals, and functional areas, it demands robust cloud and data foundations, driving increased reliance on global s...

Internet of things (IoT) professional and managed services have evolved from discretionary add-ons into core enterprise priorities as organizations shift their focus from technology acquisition to measurable business outcomes. Frost & Sullivan defines IoT professional services as encompassing IoT consulting, solution design, and deployment. IoT man...