RELATED SERVICE:
Smart Buildings
Actionable Benefits
- Delivers actionable insights related to the changes in smart home, smart building, smart appliance, and smart healthcare opportunities in a changeable macroeconomic environment.
- Enables smart home and smart building players to determine current and future market direction and strategy for relevant products, technologies, and partnerships.
- Enables smart home device and service provider strategists to be cognizant of the most important developments in the smart home space over the past 6 months and the long-term impacts.
- Offers strategists related market innovation and competitor analysis to support new product, service, and technology development roadmaps.
Research Highlights
- This research provides qualitive analysis to augment the most recent suite of smart home market data reports (MD-HASH-104, MD-HASS-104, MD-HACRSA-104, MD-HAHC-103).
- This deliverable provides smart home players a competitive threat and potential partnership analysis and recommendations.
- This presentation provides a summary of recent key deliverables for further reading. This includes smart building software and commercial building lighting.
Critical Questions Answered
- How is the smart home market growing by region and by user base, and what are the implications of that growth trajectory?
- How will smart home markets—hardware, services, consumer robotics and smart appliances, and home healthcare—develop both independently and interconnectedly?
- How are the smart building software and lighting markets developing and what technologies, partnerships, and markets offer the best opportunities?
Who Should Read This?
- Decision makers within current and potential smart home service provider organizations and smart home equipment Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).
- Innovation leaders within established consumer goods companies looking to develop and adopt a smart home strategy, either directly or through third-party integration.
- Smart building owners, developers, integrators, and managers developing smart building strategies or extending existing functionality.
- Industry alliances and governmental and regulatory agencies looking to gain understanding of the reach and potential of smart home connectivity across regions.
- Smart building ecosystem players and supporting technology providers.