[April 30, 2015]

Research and Markets: Internet of Everything/Things: Implications for the Test & Measurement Market to 2020

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/k9jrkp/internet_of) has announced the addition of the "Internet of Everything/Things: Implications for Test & Measurement" report to their offering.

This study discusses the implications of the Internet of Things (IoT) or the Internet of Everything (IoE) on the test and measurement market and their impact on the industry in 2020. This study also discusses recent trends in the market, with significant proliferation of IoT, as well as technological trends. By 2020, there will about 80 billion connected devices worldwide and the smartphone will evolve from being a communication gateway to coordinating resources among various devices in the IoT closed network.

IoT has a range of low-end devices that won't be able to support the cost of test because the components are so inexpensive. Therefore, test solutions are likely to move up the value chain to the chipset or module level for such devices.

The IoT value chain consists of devices that are both intelligent and connected; the complexity of this ecosystem would significantly increase the demand for test and measurement tools.

IoT will provide opportunities for test and measurement across the product lifecycle, from design to manufacturing to servicing.

The smartphone will evolve from being a communication gateway to coordinate resources among various devices in the IoT closed network.

Dedicated Internet of Things (IoT) networks to support the needs of connected devices are expected to emerge.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Internet of Everything/Things: Implications for Test & Measurement

2. Market Overview and Definition

3. Introduction to the Internet of Things

4. External Challenges: Drivers and Restraints

5. IoT implications for Test and Measurement Equipment Market: Breakdown by Application

6. Last Word

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