"The analyst added that, in the face of shifting tariffs, IoT enterprises' success with their deployments is leading to wider ones, as well as increased investments, and an exploration of new IoT services and applications. And as edge computing infrastructure becomes more sophisticated and AI algorithms continue to advance, enterprises were positioned to unlock even greater value from their IoT investments through intelligent, autonomous systems that can adapt and optimise in real time."
"Indeed, among the survey findings was that, because of increased complexities, real-time analytics has emerged as the dominant technology priority for enterprise IoT deployments, with 82% of organisations either currently using or planning to implement real-time data processing capabilities on IoT data. Surprisingly, given the hype around the technology, this compared with 78% of organisations either currently using or planning to implement AI."
Over 600 enterprises across 10 countries reported a clear focus on extracting immediate value from IoT data streams. Enterprises prioritise edge computing and AI integration to enable rapid decision-making and operational responsiveness. Shifting tariffs coexist with deployment success that spurs wider rollouts, increased investments, and exploration of new services and applications. Edge infrastructure sophistication and advancing AI algorithms position enterprises to unlock greater value through intelligent, autonomous systems that adapt and optimise in real time. Larger deployments drive higher marginal spending and create opportunities for consulting and professional services. Real-time analytics leads technology priorities, with 82% using or planning implementation versus 78% for AI; 95% expect measurable benefits within two years.
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