The global IoT solutions and services market was worth USD 180.74 billion in 2023. The global market is predicted to reach USD 207.67 billion in 2024 and USD 630.86 billion in 2032, growing at a CAGR of 14.90% during the forecast period.
The Internet of Things (IoT) allows end-user industries to transform their current business needs to the next level in terms of market differentiation by delivering novel solutions that vary from integrating the right sensors and acquiring information to selecting the most suitable platform. The IoT has changed the way businesses operate. Several industries are implementing these IoT solutions to enhance their traditional systems. For example, healthcare facilities use IoT devices to improve their medical outcomes. The manufacturing industry analyzes how its products are used and determines usage patterns. This industry is witnessing a strong adoption of IoT solutions to increase efficiency, facilitate daily operations, optimize production quality, and provide high-level security.
LPWA networks provide low-bandwidth connectivity for IoT applications in a power-efficient manner to support items that require long battery life. They usually cover large areas, such as cities or entire countries. Current LPWA technologies include Narrow Band IoT (NB-IoT), Long Term Evolution for Machines (LTE-M), LoRa, and Sigfox. The modules are relatively inexpensive so that IoT manufacturers can activate small, low-cost, battery-powered devices such as sensors and trackers. 5G cellular systems will begin to roll out in 2019 and 2020. They will be essential in integrating security into the core network architecture, complementing the global IoT solutions and services market.
The services segment comprises consulting, integration and implementation, support and maintenance, and managed services. The global managed IoT services market is driven by adopting IoT technologies across the industry, the increased availability of managed cloud services, and increased government investment in smart cities and other projects. Managed services are in strong demand from the manufacturing industry. The manufacturing industry faced challenges in selecting and implementing the correct set of IoT solutions that meet business goals, multi-vendor ecosystem, and interoperability, lack of skills requirements to configure, manage, implement and integrate IoT solutions, manage connectivity of thousands of devices, skeptical about RoI and the high initial cost of implementation, high initial cost and continuous investment in operating expenses (OPEX) for operational process and data management, applications and device security.
Several competing technologies and standards at the connectivity layer of the IoT stack cause interoperability issues that can result in vendor lockdowns and difficulty connecting non-interoperable IoT devices across various platforms and, ultimately, prevent the emergence of technology in general. The automation industry must operate in various industrial and manufacturing environments. The main problem is that several protocols, such as BLE, ZigBee, Z-Wave, and Thread, are used, and no standardization guarantees interoperability. Over 50% of organizations face challenges in adopting IoT due to uncertain standards.
REPORT METRIC |
DETAILS |
Market Size Available |
2023 to 2032 |
Base Year |
2023 |
Forecast Period |
2024 to 2032 |
CAGR |
14.9% |
Segments Covered |
By Vertical, Application, and Region. |
Various Analyses Covered |
Global, Regional & Country Level Analysis, Segment-Level Analysis, DROC, PESTLE Analysis, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, Competitive Landscape, Analyst Overview on Investment Opportunities |
Regions Covered |
North America, Europe, APAC, Latin America, Middle East & Africa |
Market Leaders Profiled |
Accenture (Ireland), Atos (France), IBM (United States), DXC Technology (United States), Deloitte (United Kingdom), Cisco (United States), Huawei (China), Sierra Wireless (Canada), ARUBA HPE (United States), Microsoft (United States), AWS (United States), PTC (United States) and Oracle (United States) and Others. |
The IoT solutions and services market is segmented by vertical into data analytics and machine learning, complex event processing, cybersecurity, and solution-based network management. The data analytics and machine learning segment will record the most substantial market share over the outlook period because of the demand for performing analytics on massive data generated by devices co-connected in vertical sectors.
The IoT solutions and services market by application has been segmented into remote asset monitoring, workforce monitoring, security and emergency management, identity access management, water management, telemedicine, imaging and diagnostics, patient remote monitoring, energy transmission and distribution, production optimization, fleet and warehouse management, etc. Most manufacturing companies face significant challenges in implementing the right IoT-based solution targeting specific business outcomes. Therefore, to create an IoT-based solution using a combination of IoT components provided by different vendors, managed service providers provide the skills to assess, acquire, integrate, and implement IoT-based solutions.
North America, the United States, and Canada are the two major contributors to the overall growth of the IoT solutions and services market. The number of IoT connections in North America will reach 5.9 billion by 2025. The most significant demand for IoT in North America comes from the manufacturing, transportation, and healthcare industries. The main challenges in these industries include data analytics, IoT device security, and complex event processing. This has encouraged IoT companies to focus more on solving these challenges.
The major companies operating in the global IoT services and solutions market include Accenture (Ireland), Atos (France), IBM (United States), DXC Technology (United States), Deloitte (United Kingdom), Cisco (United States), Huawei (China), Sierra Wireless (Canada), ARUBA HPE (United States), Microsoft (United States), AWS (United States), PTC (United States) and Oracle (United States).
In October 2019, Microsoft announced new capabilities to offer highly secure IoT solutions to improve security and solve social problems by predicting and preventing equipment failures and optimizing smart buildings for space and energy management.
In February 2020, Cisco announced advancements to its IoT portfolio by introducing innovations to improve manageability and reduce deployment complexities. This includes ML to improve management, provide smart billing to optimize pricing plans and support global supply chains.
In May 2019, Oracle Malaysia launched its cloud solutions center to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for emerging technologies such as blockchain, IoT, ML, AI, data analytics. and independent databases to drive business growth and value.
By Vertical
Data Analytics and Machine Learning
Complex Event Processing
Cybersecurity
Solution-Based Network Management
By Application
Remote Asset Monitoring
Workforce Monitoring
Security And Emergency Management
Identity Access Management
Water Management
Telemedicine
Imaging And Diagnostics
Patient Remote Monitoring
Energy Transmission and Distribution
Production Optimization
Fleet And Warehouse Management
By Region
North America
The United States
Canada
Rest of North America
Europe
The United Kingdom
Spain
Germany
Italy
France
Rest of Europe
The Asia Pacific
India
Japan
China
Australia
Singapore
Malaysia
South Korea
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Rest of LATAM
The Middle East and Africa
Saudi Arabia
UAE
Lebanon
Jordan
Cyprus
Frequently Asked Questions
IoT security concerns have led to increased investments in cybersecurity solutions. Global initiatives are underway to establish standardized security protocols, and companies are implementing robust encryption, authentication, and access control measures to secure IoT ecosystems.
The deployment of 5G networks is significantly enhancing IoT connectivity, enabling faster data transfer and low-latency communication. This, in turn, accelerates the adoption of IoT solutions, especially in applications requiring high-speed and real-time data processing.
Edge computing is gaining prominence in IoT to process data closer to the source, reducing latency and enhancing real-time analytics. This technology is shaping more efficient and scalable IoT architectures, especially in applications where low latency is crucial.
Common challenges include interoperability issues, security concerns, and the need for standardized protocols. Industry players are collaborating to establish open standards, enhance security measures, and improve interoperability to foster the sustainable growth of the IoT solutions and services market.
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