Search results for: 'monitoring device'

The Brazilian and Mexican mobile device management (MDM) market reached $45.8 million in revenue in 2015. The Latin American market is in a nascent phase compared to other regions such as North America and Europe, presenting opportunities for new entrants, investments, mergers and acquisitions (M&As), and for existing integrators to increase their ...

This market insight on the global tablet devices market discusses the possible reasons for the steep decline in tablet shipments and also suggests what can be done to arrest this fall. It provides market definitions, unit shipment forecasts, segmentation by region, and market share analysis of the key competitors in the market. The competitive envi...

Mobile asset tracking (MAT) is one of the top-growing categories among today's more complex mobile enterprise solutions. Mobile asset tracking is transforming into mobile asset management, as customer needs become more sophisticated and as sensor data and analytics become more critical to business success in verticals such as construction, energy e...

The North American EMM market is in a state of flux, rapidly evolving from standalone mobile device management (MDM) and now transitioning into an expansive unified endpoint management (UEM) experience that also encompasses desktop computers, wearables, and select smart IoT (Internet of Things) devices. How providers manage this evolution will impa...

Product revenue decline was significant for inbound contact routing and IVR systems, and low to moderate for quality monitoring

The North American live media contribution, transport, and managed distribution services market provides the business-to-business infrastructure and operational support required to acquire, move, process, monitor, and deliver live video feeds between venues, production environments, broadcasters, rights holders, and digital platforms. The market is...

Over a period of roughly 3 years, Apple has taken a large percentage of its content delivery to its in-house CDN. It is using its own CDN for iTunes, iOS and OS X updates, music streaming, and a host of other assorted Apple content. Part of Apple’s reasoning for building its own CDN was because of performance issues with iCloud. In addition, Apple ...