Low-Power Wide Area Network Connectivity Optimised for Internet of Things - New Entrants Challenge Mobile Operators in Burgeoning Market

DUBLIN, Jan. 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dhz3r2/lowpower_wide) has announced the addition of the "Low-Power Wide Area Network Connectivity Optimised for Internet of Things " report to their offering.

Low power wide area networks (LPWAN) which have low data rate are designed to support millions of devices that generate small volumes of data and require extended range and energy efficient networks. The LPWAN space is highly contested between proprietary solutions in licence-free spectrum and mobile operators' alternatives based on emerging long-term evolution (LTE) standards.

The report assesses the key growth opportunities in the LPWAN space and provides an analysis of the competitive environment and vertical market application areas.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

Key Findings

2. Market Overview

• Research Scope-Internet of Things
• Research Scope-Low Power Wide Area Network
• Connectivity Alternatives-Main Characteristics
• Connectivity Alternatives (continued)
• LPWAN versus Traditional M2M Cellular Addressable Market

3. Low Power-WAN Competitive Landscape

• LPWAN Contenders-Overview
• Emerging LPWAN Technologies-Comparison
• Sigfox
• LoRa Alliance
• Ingenu
• Weightless

4. Mobile Industry Responds to LPWAN

• Uncertainty in Mobile Cellular Connectivity Slows Market
• Mobile Industry Responds with LTE Options for IoT
• Telcos in Race to Capitalise on the Burgeoning IoT Market
• Huawei and Qualcomm LTE Alternative for DSRC

5. IoT Forecast and Vertical Applications

• LPWAN Options Allow the IoT Market to Scale
• Global IoT Spending Forecast by Vertical
• Utilities/Smart cities
• Consumer Applications
• Logistics and Transportation

6. LPWAN Market Drivers and Restraints

7. Last Word

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