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Frost & Sullivan classifies all analytics solutions into 2 broad segments, namely data discovery and visualization (DDV) and advanced analytics (AA). The study discusses the segment architectures, end users, and major components. The regional forecast spans North America and Latin America; Europe, the Middle East, and Africa; and Asia-Pacific marke...

This research service complements a recent market engineering report (MA35-67) on the total ICT spending in connected industries in Europe. It examines the drivers for ICT adoption in key industries, as well as how key technology trends influence different industries. Beyond the race to capture Connected Car in the automotive sector, other industri...

Smart buildings are an integral part of the future of building technologies. Over the course of this decade, several factors are expected to promote the development of smart buildings. The market will be fuelled by the need for energy efficiency and decreasing operational costs. Revenues are highest in North America and Europe. However, certain tec...

11 Sep 2015  |  Global  |  Market Research

Competitive Benchmarking of Key Tier I Suppliers in the Connected Car Market

Modular Architecture Trickling Down to Connected Vehicle Technologies to Increase Profitability

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This study contains profiles of 6 key tier I suppliers in the connected car market. They are Continental, Bosch, Harman, Visteon, Denso, and Panasonic. These six suppliers are benchmarked for their capabilities in Advance Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), centre stack, Head-up Display (HUD), and Instrument Cluster Display (ICD). Each supplier profi...

The research service sets the stage for visionary thinking by identifying and analyzing one of the significant Mega Trends, Smart is the New Green. 'Smart' as a value proposition has been increasingly replacing 'Green' concepts. This presentation would highlight examples of projects, companies and technologies that will invade and change the smart ...

The research service sets the stage for visionary thinking by identifying and analyzing one of the significant Mega Trends—Connected Living—where ICT-enabled services are being offered to consumers in every aspect of their lives including homes, work and city environments. This presentation would highlight examples of projects, companies and techno...

The building automation market is dependent on growth factors such as energy efficiency, supportive legislation and regulations for energy efficiency in buildings, as well as buildings' end-user comfort, advancements in digital technology, and growth in commercial construction. The growth is restrained by macroeconomic factors and a lack of legisla...

The smart and connected homes market is developing quickly and attracting a wide range of companies. Enabled by the Internet of Things (IoT), the journey towards smart and connected homes depends heavily on end user acceptance. This is a crucial factor for market participants to gain customer trust based on value propositions and suitable regional ...

The evolution of connected car services has thrown the door open for several ICT opportunities. This research service highlights the ICT opportunities resulting from connected car deployments and analyses the drivers and restraints of the connected car market. It investigates the key ICT components that enable connected car services in line with po...