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This study is an updated IoT Device forecast with 2019 as the base year. The forecast takes into account the impact that COVID-19 would have on the adoption and implementation of IoT devices in 2020. The study is a detailed forecast of the total number of IoT devices globally. The study is broken out by region: North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, ...

The study is a detailed forecast of the total number of IoT devices globally. The study is broken out by region: North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Latin America. The North American market is broken down between the United States and Canada. Each region is also broken down by application. The study is a combination of ...

The globa IoT devices market is broken down by region North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Latin America. Each region is also segmented by application. In 2024, Building Automation, Security & Surveillance followed by Factory and Industrial Automation will continue to dominate the market, jointly contributing more that 60...

Increasingly, ubiquitous connectivity and innovation in applications are generating explosive growth for IoT devices globally. While China and Asia-Pacific continue to dominate the market, IoT applications and revenue growth in North America and Latin America drive the innovation in IoT. This study estimates the total number of IoT devices that are...

The trend opportunity profile series covers specific opportunities emerging from future trend evolutions designed to help clients discover and prioritize the most consequential medium-to-long-term trends that are actively transforming their businesses’ growth environment. These trend opportunity profiles cover 12 key industries: Aerospace and defen...

Following resilient performance in 2024, the global economy is expected to record a mild slowdown in 2025 as geopolitical tensions, uncertainty surrounding US policies, and weak Chinese and European growth prospects weigh on it. However, with interest rate cuts likely to gain pace in 2025 as global inflation levels converge with central bank targe...

With persistent geopolitical tensions and the resultant trade fragmentation continuing to shape the global economy, policy priorities among countries advanced and emerging are shifting toward macroeconomic frameworks that will insulate them from external shocks. Incremental reforms that support sustainability and Industry 5.0 practices will have pr...

Learning management solutions (LMS) serve as an excellent means to deliver multimedia and interactive course content to today?s generation of digitally connected students and workforce. The need for this shift in learning/teaching methodologies is the result of changing expectations from students and their parents regarding educational institutions...

Despite the global economy outperforming expectations and avoiding a recession in 2023, Frost & Sullivan expects a mild growth slowdown in 2024 as tight monetary conditions, diminishing consumer confidence, weak trade prospects, and subdued housing markets in key regions weigh on momentum. However, with policymakers managing to put inflation on...