Actionable Benefits
- Understand how the satellite Internet of Things (IoT) market will change as legacy players like Iridium introduce IoT-Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) services.
- Learn which IoT markets proprietary and standards-based satellite operators typically target.
- Consider the advantages and drawbacks of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity for IoT use cases.
Research Highlights
- An in-depth qualitative assessment comparing the commercial and technical differences between legacy and dedicated IoT-NTN operators.
- Eight-year forecasts measuring legacy and dedicated IoT-NTN operator satellite IoT connections by protocol and satellite type.
- A satellite IoT competitive landscape analysis by application market, including fleet management and asset tracking.
Critical Questions Answered
- Which legacy satellite operators will likely introduce a standards-based service in the future?
- What advantages do legacy players have over dedicated IoT-NTN operators like Sateliot?
- Which IoT markets will favor proprietary satellite protocols over a standards-based option?
Who Should Read This?
- Go-to-market strategists in legacy satellite organizations determining the benefits of a standards-based solution.
- IoT users in fleet management, asset tracking, or condition-based monitoring markets discerning which satellite type will best serve future use cases.
- Decision makers within dedicated IoT-NTN organizations looking to understand how legacy players will compete with their standards-based solutions in the future.
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