Internet of Things - IOT

This Frost & Sullivan market insight identifies the key competitive attributes for machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) virtual network operators (VNOs) in North America. It also highlights the strengths, opportunities, and challenges for the leading M2M VNOs.

While synbiotics is more prevalent in the animal feed sectors, the developments of prebiotics and probiotics have the potential to be translated into the synbiotics manufacture for applications such as food, cosmetics and wellness management. This research service analyses the technology capability, drivers, challenges and trends that will impact ...

The Internet of things (IoT) is a concept that has emerged from a vision of an always connected world. Seamless connectivity between devices anywhere, anytime, in any condition is the goal behind the concept of IoT. This research service explores the impact of Internet of Things in key sectors such as Energy, Healthcare, Transportation, Manufacturi...

While the IoT is expected to transform the plant floor into a hyper-connected space and dissolve boundaries between individual business units within the organization, a number of challenges require attention to ensure the future of a connected enterprise. This strategic market insight provides value chain participants in the IoT ecosystem an overvi...

During October 2931, 2013, Cisco hosted the Internet of Things (IoT) World Forum in Barcelona, Spain. This 2 and a half-day event was designed for the official launch of IoT globally, and its focus was to explore the size of the opportunity in key market verticals. This Hot Topic summarizes this event and offers analysis regarding the role of the ...

The global oncology drug delivery market (or oncolytics market) was worth $91.00 billion in 2013 and has been growing at an annual rate of 5.0%. The market, which includes drug delivery systems for cancer therapy and cancer pain, is expected to generate $100.96 billion in 2015. The oral drug delivery systems segment accounted for an estimated 25.0%...