Actionable Benefits
- Identify key smart urban infrastructure segments in terms of shipment numbers and opportunities for added value service revenue for analytics, applications, security, and professional services.
- Identify critical partnerships with stakeholders like technology suppliers, consortia and associations, standardization bodies and initiatives, and smart city Internet of Things (IoT) platform providers.
- Understand the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) market in terms of technologies, solutions, and key providers.
- Correctly size the technology deployment opportunities for microcities.
Research Highlights
- Installed base of technology systems for each microcity category (cargo and passenger ports, airports, venues, malls, campuses, and railway stations).
- Forecasts for ITS, Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Roadside Units (RSUs), traffic management, Electronic Toll Collection (ETC)(, digital twin deployments, and resilience spending.
- Technology vendor product and partnership. announcements for smart city and ITS markers.
Critical Questions Answered
- Understand the importance of emerging smart urban infrastructure opportunities related to smart poles, smart road corridors, and surveillance solutions.
- Distribution of the number of cities per size category (number of citizens).
- Aggregated capacity for each microcity category.
Who Should Read This?
- Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Chief Resilience Officers (CROs) in city governments.
- Strategic decision makers at technology vendors targeting the smart urban infrastructure and ITS markets.
- Executives at standardization organizations.
- Venture capitalists targeting the GovTech sector.