harbor research - global smart device & smart systems spending

©2010 Harbor Research, Inc. All rights reserved. http://www.harborresearch.com [email protected] USA • 800.595.9368 • 415.615.9400 • Europe • +41 435 000 151 Harbor believes Smart Systems will drive a multi-year wave of growth based on the convergence of innovations in software architectures; back-room infrastructure; wireless and broadband communications; and, smaller, and nu- merous client devices connected to personal, local and wide area networks Scaling The Smart Systems Opportunity Mobile Info Devices Static Info Appliances Mobile Devices Static Devices Embedded Devices Mobile Phones, Smart Phones, Notebooks Mobile Terminals Tablets, Media Players Consumer/Commercial Vehicles Off-Highway Vehicles Air/Rail/Transit/Marine Navigation Systems Mobile Healthcare Devices Building Equipment Retail/Vending/POS/ATMs Industrial Machinery Healthcare Equipment Power Distribution Equip Infrastructure Equipment 20 billion Desktop PCs Servers/Storage Routers/Switches/Gateways Printers/Imaging Game/Media Equipment & Players Controllers Sensors, Instruments Meters Microprocessors Microcontrollers To Avoid Double Counting, Embedded Components Are A Sub-Set Of The Overall Opportunity 2 - 3 Billion * 6 – 7 Billion * * Annual unit Shipments in 2010 Scope of Smart Devices Driving Smart Systems Investment Proﬁle For Smart Systems Investment In Smart Systems & The Internet of Things Will Outpace Traditional ICT These forces are informing a new trend we call “Smart Business.” In its simplest form, Smart Business is a concept in which inputs—from machines, people, video streams, maps, newsfeeds, sensors, and more—is digitized and placed onto networks. These inputs are integrated into systems that connect people, devices, business processes, and content to enable collective awareness. 2014 Value Added Services $205 System Applications $48 Network Services $70 Device Enablement $28B Core Technology For Intelligent Device Integration & Services 2009 Comm Equip $330 Computing Equip $340 Software $380 Carrier & Network Services $940 IT Services $420 Technology Spending for Smart Systems Today Comprises As Much As 5% or Total ICT Spend 2450 3100 Smart Systems Will Grow At A Rate At Least Twice That of Traditional ICT $350 Intelligent Smart Device Hierarchy Global ICT & Smart Systems Spending (Potential Unit Shipments 2015) (US$, Billions, 2009-2014)

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A forecast for the Machine-To-Machine (M2M) and Smart Systems market.

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Page 1: Harbor Research - Global Smart Device & Smart Systems Spending

Harbor believes Smart Systems will drive a multi-year wave of growth based on the convergence of innovations in software architectures; back-room in-frastructure; wireless and broadband communications; and, smaller, and nu-merous client devices connected to personal, local and wide area networks

Scaling The Smart Systems Opportunity

Mobile Info

Devices

Static Info Appliances

Mobile Devices

Static Devices

Embedded Devices

Mobile Phones, Smart Phones, Notebooks Mobile Terminals Tablets, Media Players

Consumer/Commercial Vehicles Off-Highway Vehicles Air/Rail/Transit/Marine Navigation Systems Mobile Healthcare Devices

Building Equipment Retail/Vending/POS/ATMs Industrial Machinery Healthcare Equipment Power Distribution Equip Infrastructure Equipment

20 billion

Intelligent Device Hierarchy 2015 Potential *

Desktop PCs Servers/Storage Routers/Switches/Gateways Printers/Imaging Game/Media Equipment & Players

Controllers Sensors, Instruments Meters Microprocessors Microcontrollers

To Avoid Double Counting, Embedded Components Are A Sub-Set Of The Overall Opportunity

2 - 3 Billion *

6 – 7 Billion *

* Annual unit Shipments in 2010

Scope of Smart Devices Driving Smart Systems Investment Profile For Smart Systems

Investment In Smart Systems & The Internet of Things Will Outpace Traditional ICT

These forces are informing a new trend we call “Smart Business.” In its simplest form, Smart Business is a concept in which inputs—from machines, people, video streams, maps, newsfeeds, sensors, and more—is digitized and placed onto networks. These inputs are integrated into systems that connect people, devices, business processes, and content to enable collective awareness.

2014

Value Added Services $205

System Applications $48 Network Services $70 Device Enablement $28B

Core Technology For Intelligent Device Integration & Services

2009

Comm Equip $330

Computing Equip $340

Software $380

Carrier & Network Services

$940

IT Services $420

Technology Spending for Smart Systems Today Comprises As Much As 5% or Total ICT Spend