China vs. the US: Who Has the Bigger Internet of Things Opportunity? презентация

Opportunity?

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The US ranks third, behind China and Europe, with 19%

By the numbers:

driver of China’s Internet of Things growth is...

Great Hall of the People. Source: Voice of America (public domain).

has benefited China and its mobile operators, whereas in many global markets, regulatory uncertainty has held back the deployment of M2M solutions.” Alex Sinclair, Chief Technology Officer at GSMA.

is officially part of the Chinese government's current five-year plan.
From 2010 to 2020, China's government has committed to spending $603 billion for M2M connections.

Government aid:

to the Internet of things like it adapted to mobile -- by leapfrogging earlier infrastructure efforts and letting the consumers adopt services with rapidity not seen in the U.S.”
Stacey Higginbotham of Gigaom

more than 32 million connections
Has its own network for M2M connections
Makes IoT chips, wireless modules, and consumer products

China Mobile:

connections
Has smart city meters, video surveillance, and emergency response connections throughout the country
Manages the ConnectedDrive services for BMW in China

China Unicom:

Internet”) can save companies billions if systems were just 1% more efficient
Has more than 10 million sensors in the industrial equipment it sells
Has its own IoT platform for connections, called Predix
Company will have $1 billion in IoT revenue this year
Will generate $5 billion in IoT sales by 2017

General Electric:

from the microcontrollers it makes for the IoT auto industry
Q3 2014 was a great quarter for company, with sales from all segments up double digits year-over-year

Freescale Semiconductors:

its current Industrial Internet offerings to provide better services for Chinese customers” according to CEO Jeff Immelt
GE’s Industrial Internet is expected to save Chinese business $24 billion over the next 15 years

US companies can benefit from China’s growth:

directly benefits from.
"A lot of our revenue growth is driven by LTE, especially from China," Tareq Bustami, vice president of product management of Freescale Semiconductor's digital networking group

US companies can benefit from China’s growth:

of Things will be $19 trillion by 2020
US value will be worth 32% of that

China may be growing faster, but the US opportunity is larger:

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