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PUBLISHER: IoT Analytics GmbH | PRODUCT CODE: 1520984

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PUBLISHER: IoT Analytics GmbH | PRODUCT CODE: 1520984

IoT Use Case Adoption Report 2024

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The "IoT Use Case Adoption Report 2024" is part of IoT Analytics' ongoing coverage of the IoT in general . The information presented in this report is based on an extensive survey of IoT end-users in manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and other industries. The purpose is to inform other market participants about the current state of adoption of IoT use cases across companies.

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How IoT use cases have evolved since 2021

IoT initiatives are even more successful, but payback takes time. Currently a majority of IoT projects have a positive ROI, a 13-percentage point increase compared to 2021. However, the share of projects that amortize in 2 years have declined.

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APAC is steadily ahead; North America is catching up. In 2024, APAC companies are still at ~11 use cases rolled out on average (+0.9 increase since 2021). North America and Europe have each rolled out ~10 use cases (+3.5 and +1.7 since 2021, respectively).

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This report includes 27 IoT use cases across smart operations, smart supply chain, and connected products

  • Process automation. Integrating IoT to automate routine processes, enhancing productivity and accuracy.
  • Quality control & management. Integrating IoT (e.g., machine vision) to enhance quality processes.
  • Energy monitoring. Integrating IoT to monitor energy consumption for individual assets.
  • Operations planning and scheduling. Leveraging IoT for real-time scheduling and planning to improve operational efficiency.
  • Asset performance optimization. Utilizing IoT to enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness of assets.
  • Remote asset monitoring. Utilizing IoT to monitor assets remotely in a read-only format for performance tracking.
  • Condition-based maintenance/monitoring. Utilizing IoT to perform maintenance based on the condition of equipment.
  • Plant/worker safety. Leveraging IoT (e.g., smart cameras) to enhance safety measures within a plant and for workers.
  • Emissions/waste tracking. Integrating IoT to monitor emissions or waste of operations.
  • Remote asset control. Employing IoT for remote control of assets (e.g., remote trouble shooting).
  • Work condition monitoring. Employing IoT for monitoring environmental conditions of workers (e.g., temperature, humidity, air quality) to ensure worker health.
  • Predictive maintenance. Employing IoT to predict when maintenance is required to prevent downtime.
  • Augmented services/maintenance. Using augmented reality (AR) to improve field service and maintenance.
  • Augmented operations. Using augmented reality (AR) to improve operations.
  • Real-time inventory management. Utilizing IoT for tracking inventory levels in real-time to optimize stock and reduce shortages or excesses.
  • Supply chain track & trace. Employing IoT for monitoring the location, condition and/or status of products and materials along the supply chain.
  • On-site facility track & trace. Employing IoT for real-time tracking and tracing of assets on a site (e.g., in a factory or warehouse).
  • Location tracking (e.g., GPS). Employing IoT for real-time location tracking of products/assets/devices.
  • Sustainability and energy efficiency. Employing IoT to monitor and control energy usage of products, promoting sustainability and cost savings for users.
  • Condition/health monitoring. Utilizing IoT for monitoring the condition, status or health of products/assets/devices.
  • IoT-data based product usage optimization. Leveraging IoT data for optimizing product usage and offering suggestions to customers.
  • Predictive maintenance. Employing IoT to predict and perform maintenance on products/assets/devices.
  • Remote asset control. Employing IoT for remote control of products (e.g., remote troubleshooting).
  • Product engineering. Using actual IoT product usage data from customers to enhance future products.
  • Selling assets/products "as-a-service". Utilizing IoT to offer products or assets as a service.
  • Over-the-air firmware updates (FOTA). Leveraging IoT for remote firmware updates.
  • Over-the-air software updates (SOTA). Employing IoT for remote software updates.

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Analyses in the report includes:

  • IoT use case adoption (by region, by industry, by use case group)
  • Detailed breakdown of IoT use case spending (upfront, recurring, hardware, software, services)
  • Return on investment (by region, by industry, amortization by use case)
  • Use case investment priorities (by region, by industry, change by use case)
  • Impact of IoT implementation on company KPIs (e.g., Overall equipment efficiency, revenue, quality)
  • Challenges faced when implementing IoT use cases
  • Methods of ensuring a skilled workforce
  • Impact of IoT strategy on company's sustainability goals
  • Key vendors for IoT use cases and vendor satisfaction with deep dives on strengths and weaknesses of most used vendors and most used vendors by tech stack
  • Detailed case studies for every use case
  • Deep dives for each of the 27 use cases (adoption, spending, ROI, planned investment, impact on company KPIs)

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Questions answered:

  • What are the most adopted IoT use cases (out of a list of 27)?
  • Which IoT use cases have the highest return on investment (ROI)?
  • Which KPIs are most important for a company's IoT strategy, and how are the KPIs affected by implementing IoT use cases?
  • How much do companies spend on hardware, software, and services for individual IoT use cases?
  • Which IoT use cases do companies plan to invest in the most in 2024?
  • Who are the leading vendors for IoT use cases, how satisfied are end users, and what are the strengths and weaknesses of the top vendors?
  • What challenges do IoT end users face when implementing use cases?
  • How do companies ensure their workforce has the necessary IoT skills?
  • How much are companies' IoT strategies impacting their sustainability goals?

Companies mentioned:

A selection of companies mentioned in the report.

  • ABB
  • AT&T
  • AWS
  • Accenture
  • BCG
  • Bosch
  • Cisco
  • Dell
  • Google
  • Honeywell
  • IBM
  • Microsoft
  • Oracle
  • Palo Alto Networks
  • Rockwell Automation
  • SAP
  • Salesforce
  • Schneider Electric
  • Siemens

Table of Contents

1. Executive summary and survey highlights

  • General overview (1/2): How things evolved since our 2021 use case report
  • General overview (2/2): Overall IoT adoption, ROI, and plans to invest
  • Regional overview: IoT use case adoption 2024 vs. 2021 and spending plan
  • Industry overview: IoT use case adoption, investment, KPIs, and challenges
  • Use case overview (1/2): Use cases ranked by adoption, ROI, and investment plans
  • Use case overview (2/2): Impact of individual IoT use cases
  • Executive summary

2. Introduction

  • Reminder: How IoT Analytics defines IoT
  • Reminder: Two types of IoT and the technical IoT setup
  • Starting point: IoT is now a top 5 corporate technology priority
  • Our view: Many companies are on or moving to stage 4 of their IoT journey
  • Some major tech trends are currently affecting IoT growth
  • Our view: The market for independent IoT applications reached $45 billion in 2023
  • IoT applications can have many benefits and interest is at high levels
  • There are several ways to classify IoT use cases
  • Search interest is also growing for popular IoT use cases ...
  • ... and with good reason, as companies are realizing their value
  • This report looks at 27 IoT use cases from 3 different groups
  • Examples of IoT initiatives in each use case group
  • Overview: 14 smart operation IoT use cases (1/2)
  • Overview: 14 smart operation IoT use cases (2/2)
  • Overview: 3 smart supply IoT chain use cases
  • Overview: 10 connected products IoT use cases/features
  • This report analyzes 9 topics regarding the implementation of IoT use cases

3. Global results

  • Chapter 3.1: Adoption - Overview and key takeaways
    • IoT use case adoption (1/3): By region
    • IoT use case adoption (2/3): By industry
    • IoT use case adoption (3/3): By detailed industry
    • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Adoption growth by region and industry
    • Global adoption of use cases
    • Global adoption of use cases by group
    • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Adoption by use case
  • Chapter 3.2: Spending - Overview and key takeaways
    • Tech spend (1/4): Definitions
    • Tech spend (2/4): Overview
    • Tech spend (3/4): By segment
    • Tech spend (4/4): Breakdown and detailed IoT spending
    • Deep dive: Non-use case-specific IoT budget
    • Upfront/recurring and tech stack IoT spending
    • Distribution of IoT spending on upfront/recurring by use case
    • Distribution of IoT spending on hardware/software/services by use case
  • Chapter 3.3: ROI - Overview and key takeaways
    • Positive ROI (1/2): By region
    • Positive ROI (2/2): By industry
    • Quick ROI (1/3): By region
    • Quick ROI (2/3): By industry
    • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Positive ROI growth by region and industry
    • Quick ROI (3/3): Detailed view
    • Amortization by use case (1/2): Quick ROI
    • Amortization by use case (2/2): Positive ROI
    • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Quick ROI by use case
    • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Positive ROI by use case
  • Chapter 3.4: Investment priorities - Overview and key takeaways
    • Average investment change (1/2): By region
    • Average investment change (2/2): By industry
    • Strong investment (1/2): By region
    • Strong investment (2/2): By industry
    • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Investment plans growth by region and industry
    • Strong investment: Detailed view
    • Investment change by use case
    • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Investment plans by use case

4. Impact of IoT implementation

  • Chapter 4.1: Impact of IoT implementation Affected KPIs - Overview and key takeaways
    • List of KPIs analyzed in this chapter
    • Importance of KPIs for IoT strategy (1/4): Group overview
    • Importance of KPIs for IoT strategy (2/4): Detailed overview
    • Smart operations: Mercedes-Benz's iteration of a KPI dashboard
    • Connected products: Konig & Bauer's iteration of a KPI dashboard
    • Importance of KPIs for IoT strategy (3/4): By industry
    • Three most important KPIs for each industry
    • Deep dive: Why cybersecurity KPIs are more important in the energy sector
    • Importance of KPIs for IoT strategy (4/4): By region and size
    • Impact of IoT implementation on KPIs (1/7): Overview
    • Impact of IoT implementation on KPIs (2/7): By use case
    • Impact of IoT implementation on KPIs (3/7): Top 3 by use case (1/3): Smart operations
    • Impact of IoT implementation on KPIs (4/7): Top 3 by use case (2/3): Smart supply chain
    • Impact of IoT implementation on KPIs (5/7): Top 3 by use case (3/3): Connected products
    • Impact of IoT implementation on KPIs (6/7): By use case detailed (1/2): Smart operations
    • Impact of IoT implementation on KPIs (7/7): By use case detailed (2/2): Smart supply chain/con. prods.
  • Chapter 4.2: Impact of IoT implementation Challenges faced - Overview and key takeaways
    • Challenges faced when implementing IoT use cases (1/4): Overview
    • Deep dive: Legacy systems (1/4) - Organizational challenges arise
    • Deep dive: Legacy systems (2/4) - Changing legacy infrastructure
    • Deep dive: Legacy systems (3/4) - Difficult to replace them in operations
    • Deep dive: Legacy systems (4/4) - Insights from the Hannover Messe
    • Deep dive: IT & data security - IoT is a growing target for cyberattacks
    • Deep dive: Missing talent/skill gaps - Corporate earnings calls
    • Challenges faced when implementing IoT use cases (2/4): By industry
    • Challenges faced when implementing IoT use cases (3/4): By region and size
    • Challenges faced when implementing IoT use cases (4/4): By department
  • Chapter 4.3: Impact of IoT implementation Workforce & sustainability - Overview and key takeaways
    • Ensuring a skilled workforce (1/5): Overview
    • Ensuring a skilled workforce (2/5): Training deep dive
    • Ensuring a skilled workforce (3/5): Hiring, third-parties, internal communication, and collaborations
    • Ensuring a skilled workforce (4/5): Obstacles faced by respondents
    • Ensuring a skilled workforce (5/5): Additional tips from respondents
    • Deep dive: Examples of company training programs
    • Tech expertise in demand in Q1 2024: IoT (1/2)
    • Tech expertise in demand in Q1 2024: IoT (2/2)
    • IoT strategy and sustainability (1/4): Overview
    • IoT strategy and sustainability (2/4): Sustainability goals being impacted
    • IoT strategy and sustainability (3/4): Deep dive on how IoT helps with sustainability goals
    • IoT strategy and sustainability (4/4):Future planned impact on sustainability/no impact planned
    • How an IoT implementation improves sustainability
    • How CEOs think about their sustainability goals

5. Key vendors & vendor satisfaction

  • The 20 most used IoT vendors and their satisfaction ratings
  • 20 most used vendors for IoT use case projects
  • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Unique vendors used
  • Comparison 2024 vs. 2021: Most used vendors and their satisfaction
  • Most used vendors by region and industry (1/2)
  • Most used vendors by region and industry (2/2)
  • Extensive list with all vendors that respondents have worked with
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (1/7): Microsoft (1/2)
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (1/7): Microsoft (2/2)
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (2/7): Cisco (1/2)
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (2/7): Cisco (2/2)
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (3/7): AWS (1/2)
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (3/7): AWS (2/2)
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (4/7): Honeywell (1/2)
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (4/7): Honeywell (2/2)
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (5/7): Google
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (6/7): Siemens
  • Key IoT vendor deep dives (7/7): IBM
  • Most used vendors by tech stack (1/7): Hardware - Computers, controllers, and gateways
  • Most used vendors by tech stack (2/7): Hardware - Sensors/semiconductors
  • Most used vendors by tech stack (3/7): Software - Infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
  • Most used vendors by tech stack (4/7): Software - IoT platforms/PaaS
  • Most used vendors by tech stack (5/7): Services - Wireless connectivity
  • Most used vendors by tech stack (6/7): Services - Professional services
  • Most used vendors by tech stack (7/7): Security
  • Deep dive: Hyperscaler IoT (1/4) - Overview
  • Deep dive: Hyperscaler IoT (2/4) - Relevance of IoT
  • Deep dive: Hyperscaler IoT (3/4) - Relevance of IoT by industry
  • Deep dive: Hyperscaler IoT (4/4) - Products vs. operations*

6. Case studies

  • List of included smart operations case studies
    • Smart operations case study 1/14: Eldorado Brasil
    • Smart operations case study 2/14: Schneider Electric
    • Smart operations case study 3/14: Greggs
    • Smart operations case study 4/14: Somfy
    • Smart operations case study 5/14: Longroad Energy
    • Smart operations case study 6/14: ONGC
    • Smart operations case study 7/14: ArcelorMittal
    • Smart operations case study 8/14: Swire Coca-Cola
    • Smart operations case study 9/14: Roeslein Alternative Energy
    • Smart operations case study 10/14: framas
    • Smart operations case study 11/14: Silotank
    • Smart operations case study 12/14: Aquafin
    • Smart operations case study 13/14: MAN
    • Smart operations case study 14/14: Volvo Group
  • List of included smart supply chain case studies
    • Smart supply chain case study 1/3: Tyson Foods
    • Smart supply chain case study 2/3: Konvoy
    • Smart supply chain case study 3/3: Salco
  • List of included connected products case studies
    • Connected products case study 1/10: John Deere
    • Connected products case study 2/10: Alfa Laval
    • Connected products case study 3/10: Trumpf
    • Connected products case study 4/10: Vossloh Rail Services
    • Connected products case study 5/10: Middle Atlantic
    • Connected products case study 6/10: Unox
    • Connected products case study 7/10: Dyson
    • Connected products case study 8/10: Carrier
    • Connected products case study 9-10/10: Volkswagen

7. Use case deep dives

  • Chapter 7.1: Smart operations use cases
    • Smart operations use cases (1/5): Adoption
    • Smart operations use cases (2/5): Spending hardware, software, services
    • Smart operations use cases (3/5): Spending CAPEX vs. OPEX
    • Smart operations use cases (4/5): Planned investment
    • Smart operations use cases (5/5): ROI
    • Deep dives for all 14 smart operations use cases
  • Chapter 7.2: Smart supply chain use cases
    • Smart supply chain use cases (1/5): Adoption
    • Smart supply chain use cases (2/5): Spending hardware, software, services
    • Smart supply chain use cases (3/5): Spending CAPEX vs. OPEX
    • Smart supply chain use cases (4/5): Planned investment
    • Smart supply chain use cases (5/5): ROI
    • Deep dives for all 3 smart supply chain use cases
  • Chapter 7.3: Smart products use cases
    • Connected products use cases (1/5): Adoption
    • Connected products use cases (2/5): Spending hardware, software, services
    • Connected products use cases (3/5): Spending CAPEX vs. OPEX
    • Connected products use cases (4/5): Planned investment
    • Connected products use cases (5/5): ROI
    • Deep dives for all 10 connected products use cases

8. Methodology

9. Appendix

10. About IoT Analytics

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