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The connected truck telematics industry in Mexico has been growing, primarily driven by the need to protect vehicles and cargo, reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) for fleets, and comply with legislation. In 2024, for example, 1.51 million trucks were connected in the country, with fleet management and/or video solutions. This figure indicates...

This research service analyzes the Argentinean, Brazilian, and Mexican picture archiving communication system (PACS) market regarding its revenue, installed base, market share, and competitive scenario. Although the region is still far behind North America and Europe in terms of penetration of the solutionswhere the installed base reaches more tha...

This study examines the trends in the Latin American and the Caribbean (CALA) customer experience outsourcing (CX Outsourcing) services market and forecasts the market sizein Mexico and Central America and the Caribbean in particular. The report provides extensive coverage of services delivered in each local market and those provided from the CALA ...

The primary objective of this Frost & Sullivan analysis is to examine the current state of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) integration in agriculture in South America, identifying trends, potential use cases, key benefits, challenges, and growth opportunities. The market is segmented into different platform types based on their price range, as well a...

This study analyzes the current position of South America in the global commercial unmanned aerial system (UAS) market and examines how current international events will shape its development in the upcoming years. Relevant growth opportunities have been highlighted to show which market segments will experience the highest growth rate in the region...

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...

21 Sep 2022  |  Latin America  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Latin American Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN) Operators—2022

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action - Innovation that Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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Low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs) are gaining traction globally for their extended coverage, low transmission rate, long battery life, and beneficial cost savings in operations, capabilities that are determinantal to enabling massive Internet of Things (IoT) deployment. Although more than 16 technologies are competing in the global LPWAN la...

Latin America is evolving into a promising hub for light commercial vehicles (LCVs). With growing investments from global automotive players, the region is poised for increased output and innovation. Global and Chinese OEMs are intensifying efforts through local assembly, telematics integration, and alternative fuel adaptation to stay competitive a...

Adoption of healthcare information technology (IT) in Brazil has been increasing at a moderate pace, with good possibilities ahead as the country moves to more solid economic ground. Brazil presents great opportunities for growth in the near future, based on four major pillars: • Huge healthcare infrastructure • Potential gross domestic product g...