European 5G and Internet of Things Monetization andAdoption Strategies
IDC's European 5G and Internet of Things Monetization and Adoption Strategies service provides market-leading data and insights to help
communication service providers, technology vendors, device manufacturers, and systems integrators to develop, refine, andeffectively take to market winning products, value propositions, use cases, and best practices. This will support their market
engagement in Internet of Things (IoT) and business-to-business (B2B) value propositions in the enterprise segment. The service offers
data-driven insights on and spending forecasts for 5G-powered services (e.g., network slicing, mobile networks, and 5G-dependent usecases), in addition to guidance on private and public deployments and the capabilities service providers must develop to support suchservices successfully. It includes strategic perspectives on IoT adoption and monetization, as well as strategic and commercial bestpractices. Trends and forecasts around enterprise devices and market shares are also covered.

MARKETS AND SUBJECTS ANALYZED• Monetization strategies in the B2B mobile domain• 5G network deployments and models• Internet of Things ecosystems and market trends• Specific IoT value propositions that redefine the market• Specific product categories explored by key players in Europe• Open API opportunities related to IoT/5G in the B2B domain• Private mobile networks and 5G network slicing• Key strategic organizational options to optimize monetization• 5G and IoT use cases by sector• Partnerships and start-ups• 5G and IoT connections and enterprise device shipments• Key go-to-market options — marketplaces

CORE RESEARCH• European 5G and IoT Monetization Strategies MAP• European 5G and IoT Enterprise Use Case Development• Mobile Digital Enterprise Business: Business Models andOpportunity Analysis for IoT and 5G• IDC PeerScape: Developing Enterprise IoT Solutions• Europe 5G/4G Private Mobile Network Forecast, 2025–2029• Europe Enterprise Mobile Device Strategies and Best Practices• Europe 5G-Dependent IoT Use Case Forecast, 2025–2029• Europe 5G and IoT Connections Forecast, 2025–2029• 5G and IoT Surveys• Industrial Case Studies: 5G and IoT

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European 5G and Internet of Things Monetization and Adoption Strategies.

KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED1.

How is the market for private mobile networks developing inEurope?

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Which 5G and IoT use cases/applications are being adopted
most rapidly by enterprises in Europe?

Who are the most relevant players optimizing monetization in
the mobile space and capitalizing on IoT opportunities indifferent environments? What are their key strategic options?

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How are vendors addressing IoT- and 5G-related enterprise
opportunities, and why?

What are vendors doing to develop IoT applications? How are
they taking these applications to the market?

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How are vendors working together to develop 5G use cases?

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Which 5G and IoT use cases should vendors develop?

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What are the key market trends in enterprise devices?

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How quickly are 5G connections in Europe increasing comparedwith earlier generations?

COMPANIES ANALYZEDThis service reviews the strategies, market positionings, and future directions of several vendors in various European 5G markets, including:Accenture, Amazon Web Services, Amdocs, Apple, Atos, BT,Capgemini, Cisco, Deutsche Telekom, Ericsson, Google, HCL, Hewlett
Packard Enterprise, Huawei, IBM, Intel, Juniper, KPN, Logicalis,Microsoft, Nokia, NTT DATA, Oracle, Orange Business Services,

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Proximus, Qualcomm, Samsung, ServiceNow, Swisscom, Telecom
Italia, Telefonica, Telenor, Telia, Verizon, Virgin Media Business/O2,VMware, Vodafone, Wipro©2024 IDC