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Enhancing customer experience tops the list of manufacturers’ goals for 2023. To meet escalating customer demands, these enterprises are taking steps, such as adding new services and products; expanding customization capabilities; offering multiple contact channels; and enabling remote, always-on services, portal-based ordering, and account access....

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 revenue of automotive original equipment manufacturers still relies mainly on selling vehicles, and additional drive-centric business models must not affect its core competency. Frost & Sullivan s start-up tracker helps ecosystem participants identify solution providers with offerings that address industry challenges. The start-up tracker pr...

Wearables IoT devices are small electronic devices with wireless communication capabilities incorporated into gadgets, accessories, clothes worn on the human body, or invasive equipment. Wearable IoT devices are gaining popularity globally as they have enhanced the consumers’ quality of life and convenience. The wearable IoT device testing marke...

Strategic imperatives are concepts that companies embrace to overcome internal and external challenges, such as economic disruptions that make it difficult to prepare a company for the future. Frost & Sullivan has identified eight: 1. Innovative Business Models 2. Compression of Value Chains 3. Transformative Megatrends 4. Disruptive Techn...

With the emergence of generative AI (GenAI), embedded SIM (eSIM), and satellite networks, the Internet of Things (IoT) space is undergoing a profound transformation. In response to these emerging trends, this study provides an overview of the traditional cellular IoT, massive cellular IoT, and non-licensed low-power wide area network (LPWAN) market...

In the post-pandemic scenario, city governments invest in the effective use of data to deliver efficient urban transport systems, a cleaner environment, robust urban infrastructure, and improve city dwellers' overall quality of life. Frost & Sullivan's IoT Building Smart Cities: Growth Opportunities for IoT Start-ups is a resource to help the ecosy...

Frost & Sullivan defines a smart building as one equipped with networked devices that help provide a safe, productive, and comfortable environment for its occupants while optimizing operational and energy performance. Smart building industry participants, including leading, emerging, and start-up companies, innovate to achieve building decarbonizat...

The future of Internet of Things (IoT) involves billions of connected devices (such as smartphones, computers, and sensors) communicating with one another, regardless of manufacturer, operating system, chipset, or physical transport. However, security is essential for reliable IoT operations. Whether malicious or accidental, malfunctioning IoT devi...