コネクテッドホーム及びIoTの世界市場...市場調査レポートについてご紹介

1 Introduction 6
1.1 Scope of the Research 6
1.2 Intended Audience 7
1.3 Companies Covered in This Report 8
2 Executive Summary 10
2.1 Markets for Connected Home: 2015 – 2020 10
2.2 New Business Opportunities due to Connected Home: 2015 – 2020 10
2.3 North America to Dominate, but CALA Region to experience fastest Growth 11
3 Connected Home Overview 13
3.1 Market Definition 13
3.2 Market Potential 14
3.3 Global Markets for Connected Home 2015 – 2020 15
3.4 Regional Markets for Connected Homes 2015 – 2020 18
3.4.1 Regional Markets for Connected Home Entertainment 2015 – 2020 21
3.4.2 Regional Markets for Connected Home Security and Monitoring 2015 – 2020 25
3.4.3 Regional Markets for Connected Home Energy Conservation 2015 – 2020 28
3.4.4 Regional Markets for Connected Home Utility Monitoring 2015 – 2020 32
3.5 Emerging Business Opportunities in Connected Home 2015 – 2020 34
3.6 Significant Business Opportunities for Cloud Service Providers and Big Data Analytics 38
3.7 Key Developments in Connected Home Market 40
3.7.1 Partnerships, Mergers & Acquisitions 40
3.7.1.1 Samsung acquired SmartThings 40
3.7.1.2 Google acquired Nest Labs 41
3.7.1.3 Qualcomm acquired Atheros 41
3.7.2 British Gas changing its Current Meters to Smart Meters by 2020 41
3.7.3 Apple to Launch Smart HomeKit in early 2015 42
3.7.4 Proto Homes offering Prefabricated Connected Homes 42
3.7.5 Thread to Release its 1.0 Version in June 2015 42
4 Connected Home Fundamentals 43
4.1 Concept of Connected Home and Role of IoT 43
4.2 Connected Home Use Cases 44
4.3 Connected Home Benefits 45
4.4 System and Software Requirements for Connected Home 47
4.4.1 System Elements 47
4.4.2 Network and Network Protocols 48
4.4.2.1 Wireless Mesh Network 49
4.4.2.2 IoT wireless Protocols 50
5 Marketing Strategies for Connected Home 51
5.1 Implementing Traditional Marketing Strategies to Connected Home 51
5.2 Strategies for Business Success by Year 2020 53
5.3 Marketing Strategy for Connected Home through 2020 55
5.3.1 Use of Big Data and Analytics to Understand Consumer Behavior and Usage Patterns 55
5.3.2 Partnerships with Diversified Companies working in IoT 56
6 Connected Home Vendor Ecosystem 57
6.1.1 Broader Categories of IoT Vendors in Connected Home 58
6.1.2 IoT Platform Developers 58
6.1.3 IoT Software and Apps Developers 59
6.1.4 IoT Hardware Manufacturers 60
6.1.4.1 Short Range Low Power Radio Device Manufacturers 60
6.1.4.2 Systems-on-Chip (SoC) Fabricators 60
6.1.5 Network Devices: Gateway / Hub / Router / Bridges Manufacturers 62
6.1.6 Sensors and Thermostats Manufacturers 62
6.1.7 Connected Consumer Devices Manufacturers 63
6.2 Vendor Collaboration: The Next Big Thing in IoT and Connected Home 63
6.3 Network Protocol Developers in IoT and Connected Home 66
6.3.1 ZigBee Alliance 66
6.3.2 Z-Wave Alliance 70
6.3.3 Insteon 71
6.3.4 Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) 75
6.3.5 Thread 77
6.4 ALLSEEN Alliance 78
7 Leading IoT in Connected Homes Companies and Solutions 80
7.1 Amdocs 80
7.1.1 Amdocs Connected Home Solutions 80
7.2 Apple Inc. 81
7.3 ARM Holdings 81
7.4 British Gas 83
7.5 Crestron Electronics Inc. 84
7.6 Entropic 84
7.7 General Electric (GE) 85
7.8 Hewlett-Packard (HP) 86
7.9 Honeywell 86
7.10 Jasper 86
7.11 LG Electronics 87
7.12 Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. 88
7.13 Marvell 88
7.14 Nest Labs. 89
7.15 Netgear 90
7.16 Netgem 91
7.17 Oregan Networks Ltd. 91
7.18 Proto Homes 92
7.19 Qualcomm Atheros Inc. 92
7.20 Samsung Electronics 93
7.21 SmartThings 94
7.22 Technicolor 96
7.23 Whirlpool 96
7.24 Wink 96
8 Conclusions and Recommendations 98
8.1 Connected Consumer Device Life Cycle Management Issues 100
8.2 Challenges for the Business Growth 2015 – 2020 102
8.2.1 Loosing Privacy and Individual Preferences 102
8.2.2 Interoperability of Devices of Different Brands is Hectic 104
8.2.3 Lack of Technical Knowledge 104
8.2.4 Addressing Diversified Needs of Customers 105
8.2.5 Importance of Addressing Existing non IoT Compliant Devices in the Home 106

Figures

Figure 1: Diagram of Connected Home 49
Figure 2: Marketing Strategy for IoT in Connected Home 2020 56
Figure 3: Connected Home Purchase Cycle 101

Tables

Table 1: Global Markets for Connected Home 2015 – 2020 12
Table 2: Global Markets for Connected Home 2015 – 2020 15
Table 3: Markets for Connected Home by Segment 2015 – 2020 16
Table 4: Markets for Connected Home by Geography 2015 – 2020 19
Table 5: Global Markets for Connected Home Entertainment 2015 – 2020 22
Table 6: Global Markets for Home Security and Monitoring 2015 – 2020 26
Table 7: Global Markets for Connected Home Energy Conservation Devices 2015 – 2020 30
Table 8: Global Markets for Connected Utility Monitoring Devices 2015 – 2020 32
Table 9: Revenue by Vendor Type 2015 – 2020 36
Table 10: Revenue for Software and Services 2015 – 2020 38

Charts

Chart 1: Global Markets for Connected Home 2015 – 2020 12
Chart 2: Global Markets for Connected Home 2015 – 2020 15
Chart 3: Markets for Connected Home by Segment 17
Chart 4: Market for Connected Home by Geography 19
Chart 5: Global Markets for Connected Home Entertainment 2015 – 2020 23
Chart 6: Global Markets for Connected Home Security & Monitoring Solutions 2015 – 2020 27
Chart 7: Global Markets for Connected Home Energy Conservation Monitoring Devices 2015 – 2020 31
Chart 8: Global Markets for Connected Home Utility Monitoring Devices 2015 – 2020 33
Chart 9: Revenue by Vendor Type 2015 – 2020 37
Chart 10: Revenue for Software and Services 2015 – 2020 39