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Connected Living

Rise of the Connected Consumer

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What Competition?

Connected World: Over 80 billion devices will be Connected in Future

10 Connected Devices for

Every Household by 2020

5 billion internet users by

2020

5 connected devices for every

user by 2020

500 devices with unique digital

IDs (Internet of things) per square

kilometre by 2020

10 connected devices

for every household

by 2020

5 connected devices

for every

user by 2020

5B Internet

users by 2020 80B devices

by 2020

5.1B devices

in China

IPv6

877M

Internet users

in China 800M Internet

users in Africa

1.5B devices

in India

B.Y.O.D

Connected

World

Source: Frost & Sullivan

625 devices with unique digital IDs (Internet

of things) per square kilometre by 2025

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5G WILL BE ROLLED OUT FROM 2020 ONWARDS G

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e

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ec

ific

ati

on

s

1G 2G 3G 4G 5G

Less than 1

millisecond Latency 90% Energy

savings 0 perceived down time for

service provision

7 trillion M2M wireless

connections

5G Targets

Analog

Voice Calls

Speed:

50 KBPS

Digital Voice

Calls

Speed:

250 KBPS

Data

Bandwidth:

20 MBPS

Video

Streaming

Bandwidth:

200 MBPS

M2M

Bandwidth:

1 GBPS

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• eGovernance

• eCitizens

• Personal and Freight Mobility

• E-learning

• Mobile banking

• Mobility - Mobile email, Unified

Communication

• Mobile Working

• Enterprise Social Networking

• Home Automation

• Home Energy

• Home Health

• Home Entertainment

Connected Home – 31% Connected Work –15% Connected City – 54%

CONNECTED LIVING TOTAL MARKET: $730 BILLION IN 2020

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CONNECTED HOME: TECHNOLOGIES DEVELOPED FOR THE SMARTPHONE

ENABLING THE NEXT GENERATION OF CONNECTED HOME SOLUTIONS

Case in point: “A Commerce”

Amazon Dash is now part of the

Internet of Things at home

Orders placed via Dash Buttons

have grown fivefold over the

past year

Over 60 new brands had signed

on to launch their own Dash

Buttons

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CONNECTED WORK: HEAD-TO-TOE WEARABLES WILL ENABLE MORE

PERSONALISED CONNECTIVITY WITH THE CONNECTED WORKER

Case in point: “Enterprise Wearables”

Head 71 Smart helmet: supplies AR information

and 360-degree camera views via

eyewear display Neck 13

Shoulder 3

Sensor-embedded shirt: monitors vitals

and fitness-related activity to ensure

safety and improve health

Chest 22

Torso 12

Arm 10

Wrist 160

Ring scanner: allows quick, hands-free,

and breakage-reduced product scanning Hand 7

Finger 12

Waist 8 Exoskeleton: enhances worker strength

and can assist disabled or injured

workers

Leg 10

Feet 9

Location Count Example

Source: Frost & Sullivan

79% of US enterprises

began using or

investigating wearables

only in the last year.

61% of US enterprises

employees reported using

smart watches /

activity trackers in the

last year

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CONNECTED CITY: PERVASIVE CONNECTIVITY IN CITIES WILL ENABLE NEW

PUBLIC SECTOR MODELS SUCH AS OFFERING MOBILITY AS A SERVICE

Case in point: “Mobility as a service”|

Source: Frost & Sullivan

Value of the Digital

Mobility Services

€950 billion (2016)

Value of the Digital

Mobility Services

€1.91 trillion

2025

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VOICE OF THE CONNECTED CONSUMER: ENERGY / UTILITY AMONG

PREFFERED VENDORS IN SMART HOME ENVIORNMENT

Base: All respondents (n=2,007), Q20. In your opinion, what type of companies will drive smart home innovation the most?

Total (n=2,007)

Up to 34 years (n=586)

35 to 54 years (n=777)

55 years or older (n=644)

Electricity / Utility provider

Specialist companies

Appliance companies

Device vendor (e.g. Apple, Samsung, Sony)

Security provider

Broadband provider

Telephone provider

Online service companies

Mobile phone operator

Cable/Satellite TV provider (e.g. Sky)

39%

31%

22%

21%

19%

14%

12%

11%

11%

8%

37%

27%

28%

30%

18%

13%

8%

12%

9%

7%

35%

29%

22%

19%

19%

15%

13%

12%

11%

8%

45%

35%

17%

16%

20%

15%

13%

10%

13%

9%

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THE SUBSCRIBER

PERSISTENTLY MOBILE

URBAN FRUGAL LIVING

LIVES IN DIGITAL REALMS

SOCIAL CULTURE CREATORS

RISE OF THE CONNECTED CONSUMER: AN INCREASINGLY GLOBALIZED

AND TECHNOLOGICALLY SOPHISTICATED CONSUMER WILL VALUE MOBILE, ON-

DEMAND, AND FLUID SUBSCRIPTION

TECHNOLOGY INCUMBENT

CONNECTED CAR

SMART HOME CONNECTED HEALTH

OTT VIDEO SERVICES

VIRTUAL ASSISTANTS

MOBILE APPS

AREAS

CHARACTERISTICS

4G

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Contact Information

Archana Vidyasekar

Global Research Manager: Visionary Innovation

+44 (0)208 996 8575 [email protected]