Wearable’s - Fitness and Style Now, Mainstream Smart watches Later: Aarkstore
Summary
Wearable’s are a bridge
between mobile computers and emerging embedded IoT solutions, and are at a
tipping point largely due to relentless technical innovation in smartphones and
its impact on the supply chain. Smart watches and fitness devices are among the
highest profile wearable, with an immediate impact on traditional watch vendors
and technology OEMs alike. Smart watch use cases have been limited, and even
the most successful vendor, Apple, only appealed to early adopters with its
first watch. Better on-device software and IoT use cases will drive the
category mainstream in the future, but manufacturers need a watch software
platform with strong developer support to build out these use cases.
Key Findings
- Smart watches are
emerging in the market at the same time as computing becomes ubiquitous. This
presents vendors with a path forward - a smart watch is an ideal control point
for IoT.
- Technology vendors have
two choices: build their own platforms and try to attract developers, or
license Android Wear. Apple, Google, Pebble and Samsung are the only platforms
with sizable developer followings.
- For smart watches, vendors will have to bet on Google, as it is the
only licensable platform with
developer support.
- If Apple can deliver on
the promise of watches 3, it should be able to harness its developer community
to create use cases that drive sales. To sell the next generation of Watches,
battery life must improve to allow always-on watch faces.
Synopsis
Wearable’s - Fitness and
Style Now, Mainstream Smart watches Later examines wearable in context and
focus on some of the key challenges and opportunities surrounding smart watches
for traditional watch vendors and technology OEMs. We bring in evidence from
case studies including smart watch investments by Samsung and Apple, fitness
bands from Fit bit, and carrier retail support in the U.S. and Europe.
The Report is structured
as follows:
-Section 1: Wearable in
Context
-Section 2: Smart watch
Market Positioning
-Section 3: Vendor case
studies including Apple, Samsung and Fit bit
-Section 4: Operator case
studies, including Vodafone Germany, ATandT and Verizon
-Section 5: Key Findings and
recommendations.
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- Fitness and Style Now, Mainstream Smart watches Later
Reasons to Buy
- Wearable’s - Fitness and
Style Now, Mainstream Smart watches Later provides a comprehensive analysis of
wearable market trends and key challenges and opportunities surrounding smart
watches, supporting market players from traditional watch vendors to technology
OEMs and wireless operators make informed strategic decisions.
- The reports
forward-looking analysis of smart watches can help vendors/OEMs/telcos assess
key business opportunities and the potential of smart watches.
- The report offers
recommendations for different types of players in this segment and are based on
real strategies employed by vendors and service providers to address the
wearable market opportunity.
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Now, Mainstream Smart watches Later
Executive
Summary
Section 1: Wearable in Context
Section 2: Smart watch Market Positioning
Section 3: Vendor Case studies
Section 4: Operator Case Studies
Section 5: Key Findings and Recommendations
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