Smart Services in the Energy Sector: The Rapid Development of M2M/Pervasive Internet Business Opportunities

Table of Contents

Scope of Report

Venue Report Methodology

• lntroduction to the Pervasive lnternet and Smart Services
• Goals of the Venue Report
• Explanation of the Venue Report Structure
• Harbor' s Methodology
• Explanation of Related Research Reports and Services

Venue Segmentatien

• Overall Segmentation in the Venue
  • Power Generation
  • Power Distribution
  • Power Quality
  • Metering
  • Extraction & Pipelines
• SectionConlusion

Trends,Forces and Scenarios

• Trends and Forces
  • Forces Affecting Product Manufacturers
  • Forces Affecting fechnology Suppliers
  • Technology Forces
  • Environmental & Regulatory Forces
  • Socio-Economic(End-User) Forces
  • Section Conclusion
• Scenarios
  • Negative Scenario
  • Discontinuous Scenario
  • Positive Scenario
  • Sectiion Conclusion

Progress,Requirements & Buying Behaviors of Product Manufacturers

• Current Adoption of Pervasive lnternet Technologies
  • Regional Adoption
  • Adoption of Key Technologies
  • Adoption of Key Applications
  • Conclusion
• Buying Behaviors
• Requirements of Product Manufacturers Based on Buying Behaviors

Venue Sizing & Anticipated Growth

• Overall M2M/Pervasive lnternet Market Forecast
• M2M/Pervasive lnternet Revenue Streams
• M2M/Pervasive lnternet Value-Added Services Revenue
• Technology Forecast
• Regional Growth
• Commentary on Size and Growth Based on Scenarios
• Section Conclusion

Evelving Business Models & Go-To-Market Structure

• Evolving Business Models
• Evolving Venue Structure
  • Technology Supplier Positioning
  • Product Manufacturer Positioning
  • End User Positioning
• Anticipated Customer Fulfillment Systems & Go-To-Market Systems (Eco-systems)
• Section Conclusion

Conclusions

• Summary of Key Forces and lmpacts
• Killer Applications and Growth Opportunities
• Challenges For Adopters and Suppliers

Appendix

• Supplier Profiles
• Application Cases