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The opportunity for LPWA solutions

Presentation

Tom Rebbeck, Michele Mackenzie & Nuno Afonso

February 2014

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Analysys Mason has considerable experience in M2M and IoT both from

client projects and from our published material

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Country of interest

We developed forecasts of M2M device

connections and revenue for Brazil, the

Caribbean and Latin America region

(CALA) and worldwide

For a leading mobile operator, we identified and sized

quick-win opportunities in the international M2M market

and helped it develop its long-term M2M strategy

Development of a cost-benefit model for

operators and enterprises for Ericsson

We provided an assessment of M2M

market opportunity for a software vendor

For a Japanese operator, we

produced a report on the sales

channel for M2M/IoT services and

the role of MVNOs in Europe

Supporting a leading

mobile operator in

developing its strategy for

M2M and IoT services

Research on

M2M/IoT

international

opportunities for a

major European

operator

We assessed the regulatory implications

and regulatory feasibility for the

implementation of a new M2M service in

a dozen of countries

Industry research and quantitative analysis on

the global M2M market

White paper: Leadership and technology:

M2M insights for mobile network

operators

White paper: M2M transforms an

industry: evolution of heavy equipment

and dispersed assets

Overview of fleet

management in

five South-East

Asian countries

On behalf of a major regional

operator, Analysys Mason

conducted a workshop to assist

with M2M and IoT strategy

Client country

Examples of recent M2M client projects performed by Analysys Mason

We developed a list of

over 100 potential

partners, with key

information for each (e.g.

details of existing

contracts and

partnerships) for an

operator client On behalf of a major

European incumbent

operator, Analysys Mason

conducted a market

assessment of a new type

of sensor network.

We conducted a research study to

determine the level of demand for a

satellite M2M product and to

determine end-user requirements

for hardware and software

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Key messages

▪ Strong demand exists for Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) networks

▪ The supply side is more complicated, and is threatening to delay adoption

▪ For the full report, see:

http://www.analysysmason.com/Research/Content/Reports/Low-powered-wireless-

solutions-have-the-potential-to-increase-the-M2M-market-by-over-3-billion-connections/

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Contents

Demand

Supply

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Low cost

No mains

power

source

required

Strong

propagation

“Working with current M2M customers, we realised that there are

more potential customers for a solution that has a low-cost

module, doesn’t need a power source - it has to work with no

power supply - and can be connected deep indoors.”

Cédric Levasseur

Network Chief Architect

Bouygues Telecom

Characteristics of LPWA

LPWA networks open new market opportunities for three main reasons

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We believe that the total addressable market for LPWA services may be

close to 14 billion devices by 2023

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Total addressable market and forecast of LPWA opportunity and connections, worldwide, 2013–2023

[Source: Analysys Mason, 2014]

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Total addressable market Forecast of LPWA connections

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Compared to the overall IoT market, LPWA will represent over 10% of all

connected devices by 2023

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Number of connected devices, 2023

[Source: Analysys Mason, 2014]

Total IoT/M2M market

Connected devices

20 billion+

LPWA market

Connected devices:

3.1 billion

Connectivity revenue:

USD10.7 billion

Traditional cellular M2M

market

Connected devices:

1.4 billion

Connectivity revenue:

USD44.8 billion

“The most massive uses of M2M are still to be unlocked. The existing network

technology is not adequate for them.”

Juan Campillo, Investment Manager, Chief Commercial Digital Office

(Telefónica)

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We believe that no specific vertical sector will dominate the opportunity

for LPWA services, unlike with traditional cellular M2M market

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Forecast for LPWA connections

[Source: Analysys Mason, 2014]

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Industrial

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Utilities

Smart buildings

Smart cities

Agriculture and environment

Logistics

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LPWA is well suited for applications that cannot support the price of

cellular modems or connectivity and only need limited bandwidth

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Comparison of market for LPWA and traditional cellular, 2023

[Source: Analysys Mason, 2014]

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Unique LPWA connections Overlap Unique cellular connections

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We expect LPWA services to generate more than USD10 billion per year

globally in connectivity revenues alone

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Forecast of connectivity revenues from LPWA services

[Source: Analysys Mason, 2014]

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USD34 billion accumulated connectivity

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Vertical sector Connections Connectivity

revenues

Example applications

Smart buildings 780 million USD1.4 billion Smoke alarms, white goods

Agriculture and

environment

739 million USD4.6 billion Land monitoring, livestock monitoring,

forest monitoring

Utilities 553 million USD1.4 billion Water and gas meters, sewage pipeline

Consumer 390 million USD1.4 billion Bicycles, pets

Logistics 300 million USD780 million Container tracking, refillable tanks and

bottles

Smart cities 270 million USD740 million Street lighting, parking, waste

management

Industrial 95 million USD630 million Indoor asset tracking, pipeline monitoring

All 3.1 billion USD10.7 billion

Connections and connectivity revenue by vertical sector in 2023

[Source: Analysys Mason, 2014]

Demand for LPWA networks, at least initially, will come from enterprise

rather than consumer applications

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Summary of the main points on LPWA demand

▪ Total addressable market for LPWA services is close to 14 billion devices by 2023

▪ LPWA can add 3 billion connections by 2023, and generate more than USD10 billion globally in connectivity

revenues alone

▪ LPWA connections are largely incremental to the traditional cellular market as it mainly enables services that

otherwise would not be feasible

▪ No specific vertical sector will dominate the opportunity for LPWA services, unlike with traditional cellular M2M

market

▪ The benefits of the ideal LPWA network, such as the low cost per module, can only be achieved with the

existence of a strong ecosystem

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Demand

Supply

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Industry needs consensus on which technology to support

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Characteristics of an ideal LPWA network [Source: Analysys Mason, 2014]

“LPWA needs to be easy to integrate with the existing cellular deployments and allow us

to manage a single multipurpose network.”

Juan Campillo, Investment Manager, Chief Commercial Digital Office (Telefónica)

Elements Description

Spectrum • Low frequency (<1GHz), to support strong propagation

• Licensed, to support some degree of service level assurance

Transmission • Can be low bandwidth and high latency. High coverage and low power are

more important

Propagation • Very strong. Able to reach terminals underground

Module battery life • Long. Modules are expected to last 10 years on one AA battery

Module power

consumption • Low

Module cost • Low. Below USD5

Scalability • Able to support billions of devices on the network

Wireless

technology

• Compatible with existing cellular network infrastructure to reduce roll-out costs

and complexity

• Standardised to enable economies of scale

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No standard has gained critical mass and this may be damaging growth

▪ Unlicensed spectrum

▪ Some commercial launches

▪ Available now (e.g. Sigfox, Semtech,

Onramp)

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▪ Licensed spectrum

▪ Some pilot launches

▪ Available 2017?

▪ Options include:

– LTE-MTC (supported by Qualcomm,

Nokia, Ericsson)

– Variants of GSM

– Clean-Slate (Huawei/Neul)

Proprietary standards Open standards

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Contact details

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Tom Rebbeck

Research Director

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Cambridge

Tel: +44 (0)1223 460600

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