By 2025, the document predicts that the best organizations using Internet of Things (IoT) technologies will be 10% more profitable. It also predicts that there will be 5.4 billion connections globally by 2020, up from 1.2 billion today. Additionally, the document states that by 2025 at least five countries will have set a goal of zero road fatalities by relying on connected cars and smart infrastructure.
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State of Internet of things - 2015 and beyond
1. State of the Internet of Things
How things will look in 2015 and beyond
Author: Prayukth K V
Graphics: Prabahar Chitraikani
2. “Internet of Things”
Snapshot
By 2025, best-in-class organizations that extensively use IoT
technologies in their products and operations will be up to 10%
more profitable.
5.4 billion connections across the globe by 2020 from 1.2 bn
devices today
53 percent of manufacturers will offer smart products by 2016
43 million wearables will ship in 2015
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Verizon, 2015
3. Verizon’s network data shows an 89% year-over-year
increase in the number of connections for smart
alarms, cameras, and other home security solutions
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Verizon, 2015
“Internet of Things”
4. By 2025, at least five countries will have set a “zero
road fatalities” target, relying on intelligent
connected cars and smart road infrastructure to avoid
and mitigate accidents.
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Verizon, 2015
“Internet of Things”
5. Despite the hype, only 8% of all cars globally are
connected to the communications network.
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Verizon, 2015
“Internet of Things”
6. By 2025 the best businesses will have comprehensive
IoT operations and will be 10% more profitable
because of gains in efficiency, quality and customer
satisfaction.
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Verizon, 2015
“Internet of Things”
7. The manufacturing sector that saw the fastest growth
in adopting IoT products last year, up more than triple
since 2013
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Verizon, 2015
“Internet of Things”
8. Only 10 percent of firms worldwide have yet adopted
any IoT technology
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Verizon, 2015
“Internet of Things”
9. Segments deploying IoT devices at a fast-growing
rate included finance and insurance companies (up
128 percent year on year), media and entertainment
firms (up 120 percent) and the home security and
monitoring businesses (up 89 percent).
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Verizon, 2015
“Internet of Things”
10. IIoT could boost the gross domestic product (GDP) of
20 of the world’s largest economies by an additional
US$14 trillion by 2030
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Accenture, 2015
“Internet of Things”