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If you’re still unsure as to whether the Internet of Things has arrived, just take a look at these figures.
50 percent of IoT solutions will originate in startups less than three years old by 2017. (Gartner)
50 million smart gadgets will be sold during this holiday season. (MediaPost)
6.4 billion connected things will be in use by 2016. (Gartner)
5.5 million new things will get connected every day in 2016. (Gartner)
20.8 billion devices will be connected globally by 2020. (Gartner)
34 billion devices will be connected to the Internet by 2020. (BI Intelligence)
4 billion connected things will be in use by the consumer sector in 2016. (Gartner)
13.5 billion smart gadgets will be used by consumers in 2020. (Gartner)
$698 billion spent globally on IoT this year. (IDC)
$546 billion in will be spent on connected objects by consumers next year. (Gartner)
$868 billion will be spent on connected things by the enterprise in 2016. (Gartner)
$1.3 trillion will be spent globally on the IoT in the next four years. (IDC)
$6 trillion will be spent on IoT solutions over the next five years. (BI Intelligence)
$11 trillion is the total impact that the IoT applications can have on the economy by 2025. (McKinsey)
$7.4 billion in investments over 887 deals have been made in the IoT space in the last six years. (CB Insights)
$14.4 trillion is how much the global IoT market will be worth by 2022, with the majority invested in improving customer experiences. Industry-specific use cases will generate $9.5 trillion (66%) including smart grid and connected personal vehicles, while cross-industry applications will generate $4.9 trillion (34%) including future of work initiatives and travel avoidance. (Cisco)
174 million smart homes are in existence worldwide this year. (MediaPost)
339 million homes will become smart in 2016. (MediaPost)
21% of all U.S. households are already using smart home technologies. (Strategy Analytics)
45 percent of all Americans will either own smart home technology or invest in it by the end of 2016. (Coldwell Banker)
250 million connected cars will be on the road in 2020. (Gartner)
1 in 5 cars on the road will have some form of wireless network connection by 2020. (Gartner)
1.6 billion connected things will be used by smart cities in 2016. (Gartner)
518 million connected things will be used by smart commercial buildings in 2016. (Gartner)
$101 billion in revenue will be generated on commercial building automation systems in 2021. (Navigant Research)
76.1 million wearable devices shipped in 2015. (IDC)
228 million smart wearables to be shipped in 2020. (Berg Insight)
173 million connected wearables will ship in 2019. (IDC)
34.3 million smartwatches will be shipped around the world in 2016. (IDC)
88.3 million smartwatches will ship by 2019. (IDC)
21 million wearable devices shipped in Q3 2015 alone. (IDC)
1.43 billion smartphones shipped in 2015. (IDC)
40 billion wireless connected devices will be active in 2020. (ABI Research)
19 billion Bluetooth-enabled gadgets will ship over the next five years. (ABI Research)
400 million BLE Beacons will ship by 2020. (ABI Research)
40 percent of the top 100 discrete manufacturers will rely on connected products to provide product as a service. (IDC)
While not all of the forecasts match up completely, they all share the same upward trajectory. Safe to say, the IoT is here! |
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