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IIoT MARKET LANDSCAPE OVERVIEW Manufacturing Inventory Optimization Connected Asset Management Predicative Maintenance Connected Factory Automation Security & Automation Supply-chain Metering & Quality Control Transportation Telematics for Insurance Remote Vehicle Management Telematics & Fleet Management Asset Tracking & Remote Monitoring Predicative Maintenance Connected Trackside Connected Mobile Workforce Precision Agriculture Freight Monitoring Unmanned Operation Energy Intelligent Buildings & Energy Mgmt. Connected Pipelines Substitution Automation (Oil & Gas) Secure Operations Smart Grid Transmission & Distribution Health Early Detection & Diagnosis Proactive & Connected Health Monitoring SAMPLE USECASES VERTICALS INDUSTRY PARTNERS IIOT ENABLERS INPUTS Service Providers Analytics Providers Equip Providers Infrastructur e Providers Factory Extraction & Heavy Mach. Sensors / Edge Hardware Data & Analytics Apps & Software User Devices Network & Connectivity Platform Services Security & Privacy Cloud & Infrastructure Warehouse & Dist. Aerospace Freight & Rail-Vessel Auto OEM & Aftermarket Bio-Tech & Pharma Manufacturing Construction & Building Energy & Utilities Oil & Gas Transportation Health SENSORS VIDEO LOGS APPLICATIONS MOBILE DEVICE WEARABLES Energy Healthcare COMETITIVE LANDSCAPE COMPETITOR Key IIoT Clients Channel Partners IoT Tech Partners News Releases 52 41 64 500+ 4,000+* * Including Technical partners 2017/11 Komatsu 2017/09 Open Source Eclipse IoT Community 2017/04 Shopperman 2017/05 Mitsubishi Fuso 2017/01 Neustar collaboration for secure IoT (Real-time monitoring Truck) (Optimize Mining Performance) (Predictive maintenance for Truck) (IoT Offshore Drilling) (Predictive analytics and drive operation efficiency) (Remote monitoring and Machine learning) 2017/09 C3 IoT Partnership 2017/04 C&J Energy Services 2017/03 Extend Convergence to the IoT Edge Customer Acquisition Partnership or Consortium Product launch or update (Predictive maintenance) (Oil Deposit Discovery) (Monitoring products through telemetry data) (Car Manufacturing Optimization) 2017/11 Data tool for developer 2017/08 Halliburton (Oil& Gas) 2017/07 Baidu (Autonomous vehicle) 2017/04 Maersk (SCM) 2017/03 Toyota 2017/12 AWS IoT Rule Engine 2017/11 AWS IoT Authentification features 2017/11 IoT Operating System for Microcontrollers 2017/11 AWS IoT Analysis 2017/11 AWS IoT Device Management Other potential competitors Price Structure • Three-yrs standard charged by 2 components; 1.Compute unit ($ per unit): Hadoop, Spark, SQL, Streams 2.Terabyte One-yr standard charged by Nodes/TB • One-yr standard charged by 3 components; 1. Nodes/TB (Min10 nodes or 180TB) 2. Onsite service (96-480 hours/ yr) 3. Training Most products and services are free for first 12 months Pay-as-you-go approach Most products and services are free for first 12 months Pay-as-you-go approach PARTNER ANALYSIS (Connected Equipment & Machinery Providers) CHANNELS Equip Provider Global Share of Factory Control1 HQ Location Industry Coverage Equipment Offerings IT Capabilities Use Cases Sample of Existing Partners 30.7% Munich, Germany Connected Warehouse for Sigloch IBM, SAP, Huawei, Atos, Huawei 21.6% Milwaukee, Wisconsin Smart Manufacturing for Deyu Microsoft 13.6% Tokyo, Japan Predictive Maintenance for Stadtwerke Rotenburg IBM, Oracle, NEC, Echelon 8.9% Rueil-Malmaison, France Smart Grid for Transpower Microsoft, Cisco, Intel, Accenture 6.6% Kyoto, Japan Connected Factory for Omron Healthcare Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, NTT 4.0% Boston , Massachusetts Asset Mgnt for NRG power Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco, Dell <1% Milwaukee, Wisconsin Smart Building for Methodist Le Bonheur Cisco <1% Morristown, New Jersey Smart Factory for Tata Chemicals Intel, IBM, Huawei <1% Ferguson, Missouri Predictive Maintenance for Chevron Microsoft, Dell, ESP, Modius <1% Dallas, Texas Smart Grid for an undisclosed company Amazon, Google, Microsoft, IBM <1% Zurich, Switzerland Inventory Mngt for Autodesk Cisco, HPE, GE, Honeywell <1% Baden-Württemberg, Germany Connected Home for Deutsche Telekom AWS, Intel, GE, IBM, Oracle <1% Austin, Texas Design Optimization for Jaguar Land Rover Prolucid, Cyth <1% Tokyo, Japan Smart Manufacturing for an undisclosed company Microsoft, Cisco, FogHorn, Telit Valves Sensors Robots Drives Regula- tors Manu Energy Tran- sport Health - care Cloud Infra Platform Analytics App User Device 1 | Accenture Market Analysis U.S. CLIENT CONCENTRATION MARKET Based on 2,482 U.S. Public Companies ROCKY MOUNTAINS (103 Companies) AK LA MS AL GA FL SC NC TN KY WV VA ID MT WY UT CO ND SD NE KS MN IA MO WI IL MI IN OH ME NH VT RI MA PA NY NJ MD WA OR CA NV AK HI NM AZ TX OK PLAINS (143 Companies) GREAT LAKES (320 Companies) NEW ENGLAND (242 Companies) MID-ATLANTIC (449 Companies) SOUTHEAST (344 Companies) SOUTHWEST (368 Companies) WEST (513 Companies) High (450) Low (0) Avg. (50) Relative Density of Potential Clients 1 | NASDAQ, (NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX) 2 | S&P500 3 | Forbes NA Largest Private Companies CT DE Metrics by Source Source TOTAL NASDAQ 5,314 S&P500 505 FORBES PRIVATE 225 Out of Scope (3,562) TOTAL IN SCOPE 2,482 Metrics by Industry Vertical Industry TOTAL Manufacturing Factory 808 Manufacturing Warehouse & Distribution 82 890 Transportation Freight & Large Vessel 74 Transportation Extraction & Heavy Machinery 215 Transportation Aerospace 26 Transportation Auto OEM & Aftermarket 70 385 Energy Building & Construction 128 Energy Energy & Utilities 140 Energy Oil & Gas 302 570 Health Bio-Tech & Pharma 567 Health Healthcare 70 637 Out of Scope Out of Scope (3,562) Metrics by Region Region TOTAL West 513 Mid-Atlantic 449 Southwest 368 Southeast 344 Great Lakes 320 New England 242 Plains 143 Rocky Mountains 103 Researched the current landscape and the future trends of IIoT disruption in the US market Identified top 4 industries consisting of 11 verticals, and 30+ potential use cases across verticals Conducted 3 phone calls with SMEs in our network, and researched pricing models for 3 competitors Explored 5,000+ potential customers, 5+ direct competitors, and 100+ potential partners in the US market Categorized potential partners into four main groups and evaluated the pros and cons for each Identified 25+ IIoT Events & Conferences, their keynote speakers, and competitor attendance APPROACH 1 Characterized the Market 2 Identified Client Concentration 3 Assessed Competitive Landscape 4 Explored Channel Options ACCOMPLISHMENTS Industry Focus: Target industries with significant signs of IIoT adoption. Additionally, industries with fast sales cycles that are quick to change to remain competitive within their markets. - Connected Manufacturing is more mature and delivers tangible results. - Connected Transportation is natural extension. Target Market: Target on high client concentration of manufacturing (NY, CA, IL) for local sales and technical support, reducing management and overhead costs. Channel Approach: Go to market by providing an end-to-end IIoT solution – achieved through a series of strategic partnerships to complete the tech-stack. - Connected Equipment Providers allows reach to a broad market of small/medium/large businesses. - Service Integrators such as consulting firms gains access to fortune 500’s looking to innovate. RECCOMENDATIONS Go To Market Strategy Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) MIT Israel Lab ‘17 Team: Jason Wehrs, Peipei Qiu, Nattapat Thanesvorakul, Kohta Kumagai COMPANY OVERVIEW: Iguazio, located in Hertzliya Israel is a next generation data management platform provider allowing for real-time synchronization of data, providing edge computing solutions. PROBLEM STATEMENT: All markets today are being disrupted by tech innovations and the need to process and distribute data continues to grow. Today, Iguazio has a product but struggles to find what problem it is trying to solve in the market, for whom, and how to reach them.

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Page 1: Go To Market Strategy MIT Israel Lab ‘17 Team: Industrial … · 2020. 3. 18. · Out of Scope (3,562) TOTAL IN SCOPE 2,482 Metrics by Industry Vertical Industry TOTAL Manufacturing

IIoT MARKET LANDSCAPEOVERVIEW

Manufacturing• Inventory Optimization• Connected Asset Management• Predicative Maintenance• Connected Factory Automation• Security & Automation• Supply-chain Metering & Quality Control

Transportation• Telematics for Insurance• Remote Vehicle Management• Telematics & Fleet Management• Asset Tracking & Remote Monitoring• Predicative Maintenance• Connected Trackside• Connected Mobile Workforce• Precision Agriculture• Freight Monitoring• Unmanned Operation

Energy • Intelligent Buildings & Energy Mgmt.• Connected Pipelines• Substitution Automation (Oil & Gas)• Secure Operations• Smart Grid Transmission & Distribution

Health• Early Detection & Diagnosis• Proactive & Connected Health Monitoring

SAMPLE USECASESVERTICALS

INDUSTRY PARTNERS

IIOT ENABLERS

INPUTS

Service Providers

Analytics Providers

Equip Providers

Infrastructure Providers

Factory Extraction & Heavy Mach.

Sensors / Edge Hardware Data &

AnalyticsApps & Software User

Devices

Network & Connectivity Platform

ServicesSecurity &

PrivacyCloud &

Infrastructure

Warehouse & Dist.

AerospaceFreight & Rail-Vessel

Auto OEM & Aftermarket

Bio-Tech & Pharma

Manufacturing

Construction & Building

Energy & Utilities

Oil & Gas

Transportation Health

SENSORS VIDEO LOGS APPLICATIONS MOBILE DEVICE WEARABLES

Energy

Healthcare

COMETITIVE LANDSCAPECOMPETITOR

Key IIoT Clients

Channel Partners

IoT Tech Partners

News Releases

524164500+4,000+** Including Technical partners

2017/11 �Komatsu 2017/09 �Open Source Eclipse IoT Community2017/04 � Shopperman

2017/05 � Mitsubishi Fuso2017/01 � Neustarcollaboration for secure IoT

(Real-time monitoring Truck)

(Optimize Mining Performance)

(Predictive maintenance for Truck)

(IoT Offshore Drilling)(Predictive analytics and drive operation efficiency)

(Remote monitoring and Machine learning)

2017/09 � C3 IoTPartnership 2017/04 � C&J Energy Services2017/03 � Extend Convergence to the IoT Edge◆ Customer Acquisition

◇ Partnership or Consortium◯ Product launch or update

(Predictive maintenance)

(Oil Deposit Discovery)(Monitoring products

through telemetry data)

(Car Manufacturing Optimization)

2017/11 �Data tool for developer2017/08 �Halliburton (Oil& Gas)2017/07 �Baidu (Autonomous vehicle)2017/04 �Maersk (SCM)2017/03 �Toyota

2017/12 � AWS IoT Rule Engine2017/11 � AWS IoTAuthentification features2017/11 � IoT Operating System for Microcontrollers2017/11 � AWS IoT Analysis2017/11 � AWS IoT Device Management

Other potential competitors

Price Structure• Three-yrs standard charged by 2

components;1.Compute unit ($ per unit):

Hadoop, Spark, SQL, Streams2.Terabyte

• One-yr standard charged by Nodes/TB

• One-yr standard charged by 3 components;

1. Nodes/TB (Min10 nodes or 180TB)2. Onsite service (96-480 hours/ yr)3. Training

• Most products and services arefree for first 12 months

• Pay-as-you-go approach

• Most products and services arefree for first 12 months

• Pay-as-you-go approach

PARTNER ANALYSIS (Connected Equipment & Machinery Providers)CHANNELS

EquipProvider

Global Share of Factory Control1

HQ LocationIndustry Coverage Equipment Offerings IT Capabilities

Use CasesSample of Existing Partners

30.7% Munich, Germany ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Connected Warehouse

for SiglochIBM, SAP, Huawei,

Atos, Huawei

21.6% Milwaukee, Wisconsin ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔

Smart Manufacturing for Deyu Microsoft

13.6% Tokyo, Japan ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔

Predictive Maintenancefor Stadtwerke

Rotenburg

IBM, Oracle, NEC, Echelon

8.9% Rueil-Malmaison, France

✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Smart Grid for Transpower

Microsoft, Cisco, Intel, Accenture

6.6% Kyoto, Japan ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Connected Factory for

Omron HealthcareMicrosoft, IBM, Oracle,

NTT

4.0% Boston , Massachusetts ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔

Asset Mgnt for NRG power

Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco, Dell

<1% Milwaukee, Wisconsin ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔

Smart Building for Methodist Le Bonheur Cisco

<1% Morristown, New Jersey ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔

Smart Factory for Tata Chemicals Intel, IBM, Huawei

<1% Ferguson, Missouri ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Predictive Maintenance

for ChevronMicrosoft, Dell, ESP,

Modius

<1% Dallas, Texas ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Smart Grid for an

undisclosed companyAmazon, Google,

Microsoft, IBM

<1% Zurich, Switzerland ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Inventory Mngt for

AutodeskCisco, HPE, GE,

Honeywell

<1% Baden-Württemberg, Germany

✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Connected Home forDeutsche Telekom

AWS, Intel, GE, IBM, Oracle

<1% Austin, Texas ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Design Optimization for

Jaguar Land Rover Prolucid, Cyth

<1% Tokyo, Japan ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Smart Manufacturing for an undisclosed company

Microsoft, Cisco, FogHorn, Telit

Valves

Senso

rs

Robots

Drives Reg

ula-torsMan

u

Energy

Tran-

sport Hea

lth-

care Cloud

Infra

Platform

Analytic

sApp Use

r Dev

ice

1 | Accenture Market Analysis

U.S. CLIENT CONCENTRATIONMARKET

Based on 2,482 U.S. Public Companies

ROCKY MOUNTAINS

(103 Companies)

AK

LAMS AL GA

FL

SC

NCTN

KYWV VA

ID

MT

WY

UT CO

ND

SD

NE

KS

MN

IA

MO

WI

IL

MI

INOH

ME

NHVT

RIMA

PA

NY

NJMD

WA

OR

CA

NV

AK

HI

NM AZ

TX

OK

PLAINS(143 Companies)

GREAT LAKES

(320 Companies)

NEWENGLAND

(242 Companies)

MID-ATLANTIC(449 Companies)

SOUTHEAST(344 Companies)SOUTHWEST

(368 Companies)

WEST(513 Companies)

High (450)

Low (0)

Avg. (50)

Relative Density of Potential Clients

1 | NASDAQ, (NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX)2 | S&P5003 | Forbes NA Largest Private Companies

CT

DE

Metrics by SourceSource TOTALNASDAQ 5,314 S&P500 505 FORBES PRIVATE 225

Out of Scope (3,562)TOTAL IN SCOPE 2,482

Metrics by IndustryVertical Industry TOTALManufacturing Factory 808 Manufacturing Warehouse & Distribution 82

890

Transportation Freight & Large Vessel 74 Transportation Extraction & Heavy Machinery 215 Transportation Aerospace 26 Transportation Auto OEM & Aftermarket 70

385

Energy Building & Construction 128 Energy Energy & Utilities 140 Energy Oil & Gas 302

570

Health Bio-Tech & Pharma 567 Health Healthcare 70

637

Out of Scope Out of Scope (3,562)

Metrics by RegionRegion TOTALWest 513 Mid-Atlantic 449 Southwest 368 Southeast 344 Great Lakes 320 New England 242 Plains 143 Rocky Mountains 103

1. xxx

• Researched the current landscape and the future trends of IIoT disruption in the US market

• Identified top 4 industries consisting of 11 verticals, and 30+ potential use cases across verticals

• Conducted 3 phone calls with SMEs in our network, and researched pricing models for 3 competitors

• Explored 5,000+ potential customers, 5+ direct competitors, and 100+ potential partners in the US market

• Categorized potential partners into four main groups and evaluated the pros and cons for each

• Identified 25+ IIoT Events & Conferences, their keynote speakers, and competitor attendance

APPROACH

1 Characterized the Market

2 Identified Client Concentration

3 Assessed Competitive Landscape

4 Explored Channel Options

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Industry Focus: Target industries with significant signs of IIoT adoption. Additionally, industries with fast sales cycles that are quick to change to remain competitive within their markets.

- Connected Manufacturing is more mature and delivers tangible results.

- Connected Transportation is natural extension.

• Target Market: Target on high client concentration of manufacturing (NY, CA, IL) for local sales and technical support, reducing management and overhead costs.

• Channel Approach: Go to market by providing an end-to-end IIoT solution – achieved through a series of strategic partnerships to complete the tech-stack.

- Connected Equipment Providers allows reach to a broad market of small/medium/large businesses.

- Service Integrators such as consulting firms gains access to fortune 500’s looking to innovate.

RECCOMENDATIONS

Go To Market StrategyIndustrial Internet of Things (IIoT)

MIT Israel Lab ‘17 Team: Jason Wehrs, Peipei Qiu,

Nattapat Thanesvorakul, Kohta Kumagai

COMPANY OVERVIEW: Iguazio, located in Hertzliya Israel is a next generation data management platform provider allowing for real-time synchronization of data, providing edge computing solutions.

PROBLEM STATEMENT: All markets today are being disrupted by tech innovations and the need to process and distribute data continues to grow. Today, Iguazio has a product but struggles to find what problem it is trying to solve in the market, for whom, and how to reach them.