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In Latin America, businesses increasingly adopt cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and machine learning technologies to support their strategic business growth. Despite a projected slower economic growth in 2024, digital transformation remains robust. Companies seek external partners to assist them in their journey toward full digitization. ...

Latin America welcomed its first bikesharing systems in the early 2010s. Ever since, the regional fleet has grown to more than 45,000 units. City governments have played a big part in developing this industry, with many public system initiatives under their management. Tembici was an early entrant in Brazil during the industry’s formative years...

While the world witnesses unprecedented policies and investment announcements to accelerate the energy transition—like the Inflation Reduction Act, the Green Deal Industrial Plan, and China's latest Five-year Plan—what happens in Latin America Will the region join the race for decarbonization seen in the rest of the world How does that affect the p...

Economic growth in Latin America was expected to pick up in 2020; However, the novel coronavirus has forced companies to review their projections. The impact of the pandemic notwithstanding, the region continues to see strong private and public sector investment in infrastructure, construction, and commercial segments that secure a slow but steady ...

Latin America is a region rich in natural resources. As such, the extractive industry plays a crucial role in the countries’ economies. Although the oil and gas industry drives pump sales as the largest end user, other industries such as power generation, water and wastewater, construction, chemical processes, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, an...

The Latin American power and energy market is going through a considerable transformation. Renewable energies (RE) are rapidly replacing hydropower and fossil fuels’ dominance in power generation expansion as energy regulations continue to evolve to support decarbonization and decentralization roadmaps, while securing energy access for a projected ...

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...

Latin America is going through challenging times with isolation measures and economic difficulties due to COVID-19. The global microchip shortages and the closure of regional automotive factories impacted new car sales, and stimulated the rise of their prices. It also provoked the increase of used car sales and prices in the region. In 2020, 18.5 m...

24 Jun 2020  |  Latin America  |  Market Research

IoT Ecosystem—Latin American Operator Strategies, 2020

Service Providers Must Go Beyond Connectivity and Develop Ecosystems that Help Support Industry-specific Solutions

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The key challenge for Telecom operators is to go beyond connectivity and provide business solutions to enterprise customers, as well as connected home and digital lifestyle services to consumers. A solid ecosystem strategy and effective execution by operators are key requisites to address this challenge. This study analyzes how the IoT ecosystem ...