Industries Market Research Reports

The attached trackers present mobile communications metrics for Tier I mobile operators in the United States and the Canadian mobile communication markets. In addition, statistics on mobile subscribers, connected devices, smartphone penetration, service and data revenue (including the average voice and data revenue per user), equipment revenue, pre...

This study presents a comparative analysis and competitive benchmarking of the mobility strategies of key global OEMs. Automotive OEMs must evolve to adapt to emerging megatrends of urbanisation, social preference changes, technology and electric mobility. The study introduces new mobility products and services that have developed to meet changing ...

This study presents the analysis and the benchmarking of global OEMs' new car eRetailing strategies. It introduces the market participants, identifies the key drivers, presents the strategic analysis of regional markets and discusses target customers, the value chain, business models and the OEM mindset regarding the emerging omnichannel eRetailing...

This research service examines the use of social media in the U.S. corporate environment based on a survey conducted in 2012. Individuals use social media on a personal level more than as a part of the workplace, but enterprises are increasingly using social media as they begin to understand the benefits. While external use of social media is more ...

The primary objective of this research is to assess North American CXOs attitudes and strategic plans regarding their personal and their organizations use of communications and collaboration (CC) endpoints. Supporting this primary objective, this research will also measure general usage of CC endpoints, identify the most popular CC endpoints, the...

The primary objective of this research is to measure the attitudes and perceptions of United States vehicle owners with OE and/or aftermarket telematics and location-based service (LBS) systems, including smart phones, who intend to purchase a new vehicle within the next two years. Objectives guiding this research are to identify current usage of t...

Only approximately one-third of organizations are currently issuing smartphones. However, of these organizations, more are issuing smartphones than tablets. Further, traditional, in-house office workers are bringing their own smartphone devices to work. This service aims to measure mobile device use within enterprises in the United States, with a s...

Businesses increasingly deploy advanced communications and collaboration applications in order to enhance employee productivity, streamline business processes, and reduce costs. However, they also face various challenges that prevent them from investing in enterprise communications and collaboration technologies or that delay their investment decis...

Rapid technology evolution and the proliferation of unified communications and collaboration (UCC) tools are increasing the cost and complexity of managing and upgrading the enterprise information and communications (ICT) infrastructure. Most businesses perceive their ICT infrastructure and IT operations as relatively ineffective in enabling the or...