Understand the key dynamics behind the overall momentum of data generation in industrial environments.
Determine different data generation patterns by industrial vertical.
Determine the main data generating assets for the different industrial environments.
Determine key geographical regions and industry sectors that will spur the demand for data integration and analytics solutions in the short term.
Understand what connectivity technologies will be used to transmit these data.
Critical Questions Answered
How will the volume of data generated on manufacturing floors change across different geographical regions from 2024 to 2030?
How much data will be transmitted using fixed line versus wireless connectivity throughout 2030?
Which industry sectors will be the key drivers behind the increase in data generation on manufacturing floors until 2030?
Which geographical regions will see the most significant growth in data generation by 2030?
How will recent macroeconomic conditions influence the adoption of advanced data integration and analytics tools in manufacturing?
Research Highlights
Global, regional, and industry-specific forecasts of data generated on manufacturing floors from 2024 to 2030.
Granular data generation forecast by manufacturing asset from 2024 to 2030.
Detailed forecast of the connectivity technology used to transmit enterprise data from 2024 to 2030.
Who Should Read This?
Data integration and analytics solution providers that want to understand which geographical regions and industry sectors to prioritize for developing their strategies.
Cloud service providers seeking insights on data volume trends to offer scalable and efficient cloud-based data storage and analytics solutions.
Chipset manufacturers aiming to understand data generation trends to develop high-performance, data-centric chips for manufacturing applications.
Telco operators and Communication Service Providers (CSPs) that aim to understand the data demands of manufacturing floors to develop connectivity and data transmission solutions.
Information Technology (IT) and infrastructure managers in manufacturing companies who need insights on data volume trends to plan for future technology and infrastructure investments.
