Smart Cities: Size & Forecasts 2016-21
Energy, Transport & Lighting 2016-2021
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OverviewRapid urbanisation, limited resources and the desire to remain competitive has resulted in Smart Cities becoming a global phenomenon. Juniper’s ground-breaking research provides unique insights into this market, examining city developments and analysis into the dynamics and key trends driving Smart City services.
Strengths, weaknesses and opportunities of the top 10 Smart Cities of the globe, analysed by:
Multi-segment strategic assessment and breakdown, examining key Smart City verticals:
In-depth regional evaluation of market verticals’ trends, prospects and future outlook.
Benchmark industry forecasts for adoption, cost saving and software spend across all verticals.
What are the key strengths and weaknesses of major Smart Cities?
Which strategies should stakeholders look to apply when developing Smart City projects?
What are the key trends shaping Smart City policy and service markets?
What are the prospects for city smart energy, traffic services and lighting markets?
What is the economic opportunity for smart city projects?
Interviewed: ABB, Nokia Networks, Siemens, SIGFOX, Silver Spring Networks, Streetline.
Profiled: ABB, Accenture, Cisco, Hitachi, IBM, Intel, Nokia Networks, Schneider Electric, Siemens, SIGFOX, Silver Spring Networks, Streetline.
Case Studied: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Chicago, Kansas City, London, New York, NEMA (National Electrical Manufacturers Association), Nice, Oslo, Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco, Singapore, Stockholm, Streetline, Zürich.
Acuity Brand, Advanced Control Systems, AEREA, AGT International, Alcatel-Lucent, Alliander, Allianz Deustchland, Altice, Amtel, ANSI (American National Standards Institute), Arqiva, ASC (Amsterdam Smart City), ASIM, AT&T, Avrio, Bosch, BYD, Carnegie Mellon, Cellnex, Citi, Citrix Systems, Clearview Traffic, Cofely, Connode, Cyber Defense Institute, Daimler, Digi International, Dynamic Ratings, Echelon, EESL (Energy Efficiency Services Limited), Efacec, EMCALI, Engie M2M, Exceleron, Fastprk, FLIR, General Electric, Honeywell, Hortonworks, IDEO Caraïbes, Innovari, INRIX, IO Connect, IoT Denmark, IRD, Landis+Gyr, Libellium, Living PlanIT, Lockheed Martin, Memsic, Microsoft, Mindteck, Mitsubishi, Mizuho Bank, Narrownet, NASSCOM (National Association of Software and Services Companies), Nedaa, NEDO (New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organisation), NetTrotter, New York MTA (Metropolitan Transport Association), Nexant, NIST (National Institute for Standards and Technology), NTT DoCoMo, Oi, Omantel, Omnetric Group, On Semiconductor, OptiCom, Oracle, Orange, Osram, oXya, Pantascene, Pentaho, Philips, Q-Free, Reliance Energy, RMS, Samsung, SAP, Sensity, Sentient, SFR, Silicon Labs, Simple Cell, SK Telecom, Smart Parking, SmartGridCIS, Sprint, Tata, TDC Systems, Telefónica, Telit, Tele2, Tendril, Texas Instruments, TfL (Transport for London), Thinxtra, T‑Mobile, Trafficvision, Vägverket (Swedish Road Administration), Veolia, Viktoria Swedish ICT, VITI, VMWare, VT Networks, WND, Whirlpool, Zain KSA.
Juniper’s Smart Cities forecast suite includes:
Interactive Scenario Tool allowing users to manipulate Juniper’s data for 6 different metrics.
Access to the full set of forecast data of 55 tables and over 7,400 datapoints.
Worldwide Smart Cities: Market Sizing & Forecasts 2016-2021
Juniper delivers market-leading forecasts covering the Smart City market. The research report considers how this segment continues to evolve and the forces that are likely to drive it forward. Forecasts are provided for deployment of Smart Grid technologies, Smart Traffic Management and Smart Parking services alongside Smart Street Lighting initiatives.
Total City Energy Consumption
Energy Savings & Emissions Savings
Energy Cost Savings & Cost Savings from Emissions Reduction
Smart Grid Software System Spend
Smart Traffic Management:
Total City Motor Vehicles
Cost Savings from Emissions Reduction
Smart Traffic Software System Spend
Smart Parking:
Smart Parking Software System Spend
Smart Street Lighting:
Total City Streetlights
Streetlights Converted to LED
Streetlights Converted to Smart LED
Energy & Emissions Savings
Smart Street Lighting Software Spend
Smart Cities ~ On the Faster Track to Success
Smart Cities to Ease Traffic Congestion, Saving 4.2 Billion Man-Hours Per Year By 2021
Europe Dominates 2016 ‘Smart City’ Leaderboard
Smart Cities: Size & Forecasts 2016-21
Energy, Transport & Lighting 2016-2021
Home > ResearchStore > Key Vertical Markets > Worldwide Smart Cities > Worldwide Smart Cities: Market Sizing & Forecasts 2016-2021
OverviewRapid urbanisation, limited resources and the desire to remain competitive has resulted in Smart Cities becoming a global phenomenon. Juniper’s ground-breaking research provides unique insights into this market, examining city developments and analysis into the dynamics and key trends driving Smart City services.
Strengths, weaknesses and opportunities of the top 10 Smart Cities of the globe, analysed by:
Multi-segment strategic assessment and breakdown, examining key Smart City verticals:
In-depth regional evaluation of market verticals’ trends, prospects and future outlook.
Benchmark industry forecasts for adoption, cost saving and software spend across all verticals.
What are the key strengths and weaknesses of major Smart Cities?
Which strategies should stakeholders look to apply when developing Smart City projects?
What are the key trends shaping Smart City policy and service markets?
What are the prospects for city smart energy, traffic services and lighting markets?
What is the economic opportunity for smart city projects?
Interviewed: ABB, Nokia Networks, Siemens, SIGFOX, Silver Spring Networks, Streetline.
Profiled: ABB, Accenture, Cisco, Hitachi, IBM, Intel, Nokia Networks, Schneider Electric, Siemens, SIGFOX, Silver Spring Networks, Streetline.
Case Studied: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Chicago, Kansas City, London, New York, NEMA (National Electrical Manufacturers Association), Nice, Oslo, Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco, Singapore, Stockholm, Streetline, Zürich.
Acuity Brand, Advanced Control Systems, AEREA, AGT International, Alcatel-Lucent, Alliander, Allianz Deustchland, Altice, Amtel, ANSI (American National Standards Institute), Arqiva, ASC (Amsterdam Smart City), ASIM, AT&T, Avrio, Bosch, BYD, Carnegie Mellon, Cellnex, Citi, Citrix Systems, Clearview Traffic, Cofely, Connode, Cyber Defense Institute, Daimler, Digi International, Dynamic Ratings, Echelon, EESL (Energy Efficiency Services Limited), Efacec, EMCALI, Engie M2M, Exceleron, Fastprk, FLIR, General Electric, Honeywell, Hortonworks, IDEO Caraïbes, Innovari, INRIX,
 IO Connect, IoT Denmark, IRD, Landis+Gyr, Libellium, Living PlanIT, Lockheed Martin, Memsic, Microsoft, Mindteck, Mitsubishi, Mizuho Bank, Narrownet, NASSCOM (National Association of Software and Services Companies), Nedaa, NEDO (New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organisation), NetTrotter, New York MTA (Metropolitan Transport Association), Nexant, NIST (National Institute for Standards and Technology), NTT DoCoMo, Oi, Omantel, Omnetric Group, On Semiconductor, OptiCom, Oracle, Orange, Osram, oXya, Pantascene, Pentaho, Philips, Q-Free, Reliance Energy, RMS, Samsung, SAP, Sensity, Sentient, SFR, Silicon Labs, Simple Cell, SK Telecom, Smart Parking, SmartGridCIS, Sprint, Tata, TDC Systems, Telefónica, Telit, Tele2, Tendril, Texas Instruments, TfL (Transport for London), Thinxtra, T‑Mobile, Trafficvision, Vägverket (Swedish Road Administration), Veolia, Viktoria Swedish ICT, VITI, VMWare, VT Networks, WND, Whirlpool, Zain KSA.
Juniper’s Smart Cities forecast suite includes:
Interactive Scenario Tool allowing users to manipulate Juniper’s data for 6 different metrics.
Access to the full set of forecast data of 55 tables and over 7,400 datapoints.
Worldwide Smart Cities: Market Sizing & Forecasts 2016-2021
Juniper delivers market-leading forecasts covering the Smart City market. The research report considers how this segment continues to evolve and the forces that are likely to drive it forward. Forecasts are provided for deployment of Smart Grid technologies, Smart Traffic Management and Smart Parking services alongside Smart Street Lighting initiatives.
Total City Energy Consumption
Energy Savings & Emissions Savings
Energy Cost Savings & Cost Savings from Emissions Reduction
Smart Grid Software System Spend
Smart Traffic Management:
Total City Motor Vehicles
Cost Savings from Emissions Reduction
Smart Traffic Software System Spend
Smart Parking:
Smart Parking Software System Spend
Smart Street Lighting:
Total City Streetlights
Streetlights Converted to LED
Streetlights Converted to Smart LED
Energy & Emissions Savings
Smart Street Lighting Software Spend
Smart Cities ~ On the Faster Track to Success
Smart Cities to Ease Traffic Congestion, Saving 4.2 Billion Man-Hours Per Year By 2021
Europe Dominates 2016 ‘Smart City’ Leaderboard