LONDON, May 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- This report analyzes
the worldwide markets for Smart Factory Solutions in terms of
spending on implementation in US$ Million. The Global market is
further analyzed by the following Types: Control Equipment &
Software, Reporting & Analysis Software, Measurement Devices,
and Connectivity Solutions. The report provides separate
comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle
East & Africa, and
Latin America. Annual estimates
and forecasts are provided for the period 2015 through 2022. Market
data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research.
Company profiles are primarily based on public domain information
including company URLs. The report profiles 127 companies including
many key and niche players such as -
ABB Ltd.
Accenture Plc
Altizon Systems Pvt. Ltd.
Atos SE
ATS International B.V
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I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS
Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations I-1
Disclaimers.............. I-2 Data Interpretation and Reporting
Level I-2 Quantitative Techniques & Analytics I-2 Product
Definitions and Scope of Study I-3 Smart Factory
Solutions..............I-3
II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW.............. II-1 Smart Factory Solutions:
Enabling Digitization and Ubiquitous Connectivity in the
Manufacturing Industry II-1 Industry 4.0: Manufacturing Industry
Set for the Fourth Industrial Revolution..............II-3
Intelligent, Digitized & Automated Smart Factories to Transform
the Manufacturing Industry II-3 Major Goals of Smart
Manufacturing/Smart Factory Initiatives II-4 Growing Prominence and
Proliferation of Industry 4.0 Enabling Technologies and Solutions:
Foundation for Market Growth II-5 Importance of Various Technology
Enablers in Achieving Industry 4.0 Value Driver..............II-9
Inherent Advantages of Smart Factory Solutions Drive Widespread
Deployments..............II-9 Improved Productivity &
Growth..............II-12 Enabling Virtual & Distributed
Manufacturing II-13 Streamlining Factory Automation II-14 Reduction
in Downtime & Maintenance Costs II-15 Assisting Effective
Management of Supply Chains II-15 Developing Self-Organizing
Factories II-17 Market Fortunes Intrinsically Tied to the
Manufacturing Industry II-18 Table 1: Contribution of Manufacturing
Industry to Economic Growth (2010-2014): Manufacturing Sector as a
Percentage of GDP for Major Countries (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) II-19 Industry 4.0: Preparing the Manufacturing
Industry for the Next Phase of Globalization..............II-20
Growing Patent Count: An Important Indicator of the Level of
Innovation and Transformation in Industry 4.0 II-21 Table 2: Number
of Patent Registrations for Industry 4.0-Related Technologies (in
'000s) for Years 2010 through 2015 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) II-21
Table 3: Rising Pace of Innovation in Industry 4.0 Technologies
(2015): Percentage Share Breakdown of Number of Patent
Registrations of Select Industry 4.0-Related Technology Areas
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-22 Global Market Outlook:
Developed and Developing Countries to Embrace Industry 4.0 for
Economic Prosperity II-22 Table 4: Global Smart Factory Solutions
Market - Geographic Regions Ranked by CAGR for 2015-2022:
Middle East & Africa, Latin
America, Asia-Pacific,
Europe, USA, Japan
and Canada (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) II-25 Germany:
Spearheading 'Industry 4.0' Adoption II-25 Industry Sectors Warm Up
to the Idea of Smart Factory II-26 Positive Economic Outlook
Benefit Market Prospects in the Near Term.............. II-27 Table
5: World Real GDP Growth Rates (in %): Breakdown by Country/Region
for 2014-2017P (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)..............
II-29 Competitive Landscape..............II-30 Digital Majors and
Startups Tussle to Gain over Established
Manufacturers.............. II-30 Siemens Dedicates Venture Capital
Funding for Industry 4.0 Start-Ups.............. II-31
2. MARKET TRENDS & DRIVERS..............II-32 Increasing
Investments in Industrial IoT Technologies: A Strong Growth Driver
for Smart Factory Solutions II-32 Industrial IoT: The Most Critical
Technology for Industry 4.0 Transformation.............. II-33 How
Can IoT Meet the Needs of the Manufacturing Industry? II-35
Discrete Manufacturers Experiment with IoT Implementations II-36
IoT Set to Revolutionize the Supply Chain II-36 Essential IoT-based
Digital Initiatives for Successful Transition of Manufacturers to
Industry 4.0 II-37 Digital Transformations to Drive Growth and
Profit II-38 Customer Focus to Drive Innovation II-38 IoT Drives
New Revenue Opportunities II-38 Visibility at all
Levels..............II-38 Collaboration and Cautious Innovation
II-39 Protection of Physical and Intellectual Property II-39
Growing Need to Achieve Competitive Edge Encourages Manufacturers
to Embrace IIoT..............II-39 Deploying Machine Monitoring
Systems: The Most Common Way to Implement Industrial IoT in Machine
Shops II-40 Real-time Simulations: A Promising Technology
Connecting Human, Machine, and Products in Smart Manufacturing
II-40 M2M Communication: Essential for Seamless Connectivity
between Multiple IoT Devices II-41 Aging Workforce & Shortage
of Skilled Workforce Provides the Perfect Platform for Market
Growth II-42 Table 6: Age Dependency Ratio in Select Countries
(2010, 2020 & 2030): Percentage of Dependent People Per 100
Working Age Population (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-43
Digital Talent: Need of the Hour for Digital Transition of
Industrial Processes..............II-44 Steady Adoption of Smart
Factory Related Networking Technologies Lends Traction to Market
Growth II-45 Mobile Technologies Enable Real-time Data Capture
& Access for Creating Connected Production Environment II-45
Growing Use of Mobile Devices & Mobile Apps in Manufacturing
Environments.............. II-47 Overhaul of Existing Network
Technologies: Essential for Industry 4.0.............. II-48 5G: A
Network Technology with Enormous Potential to Drive Adoption of
Industry 4.0..............II-49 Big Data and Cloud Computing: The
New ICT Frontiers for Industry 4.0
Implementations..............II-49 Analytics: Critical for Making
Sense of Data Deluge Resulting from the Transition to Smart
Manufacturing II-50 Using Data for Enhanced Decision Making II-51
Smart Manufacturing: The Largest Application Area for Big Data
Enabled Market..............II-51 Table 7: Big Data Enabled Market
by Application (2015E): Percentage Share Breakdown of Value Sales
for Mobile LBS, Risk Analytics (BFSI), Smart Manufacturing, Smart
Oilfield and Telehealth (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-52
Manufacturing-as-a-Service: An Apt Answer to the Growing Need for
Mass Customization..............II-52 Rising Need to Integrate
Physical, Networking and Computation Processes Drives Demand for
Cyber-Physical Systems II-53 Machine Tools: Promising Cyber
Physical Systems II-53 Digital Twin and the Virtual Twin: Enabling
Self- Optimization of Cyber-Physical Systems II-54 Digital Twin,
the Next-Generation Manufacturing Software: Essential for Industry
4.0..............II-54 Augmented Reality Offers Huge Market
Potential as a Critical Component of Industry
4.0..............II-55 Industry 4.0 to Create Need for Mobile AR in
Manufacturing Sector.............. II-55 Enterprise Mobility, BYOD
and CYOD to Drive Adoption of Mobile AR and Smart Wearables in
Production Plants II-57 Table 8: Global Mobile Workforce
Penetration by Region/Country (2014): Penetration of Mobile
Employees as a Percentage of Total Employee Population for the US,
Japan, Western Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart)..............II-58 First-Person View
(FPV) Communications Significantly Reduce Personnel
Overheads..............II-58 Inspection, Maintenance & Repair
of Production Floor Machinery: The 'Hands-Free View' Attribute of
Smart AR Glasses.............. II-59 The Vital Nature of Automated
Material Handling in Industry 4.0 Spurs Market
Demand..............II-60 Autonomous Vehicles: The Future of
Material Handling Automation II-60 Self-Driving Vehicles to
Transform Logistics Marketplace II-61 Advanced Robotics Impacts
Automated Material Handling Equipment II-61 Promise of Improved
Energy Savings Augurs Well for Adoption of Smart Factory
Solutions..............II-62 Automotive Production Moves towards
Energy Efficiency through Industry 4.0 Solutions..............II-62
Rising Popularity of Customization and Plug-and- Produce Concept
Bodes Well for Smart Factories II-64 MES/MOM Systems: A Competing
or Complimentary Technology to Smart
Manufacturing?..............II-65 Manufacturing Execution System
(MES): A Vital Cog in the Digitized Manufacturing Industry II-65
Myriad Benefits of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)
Drives Demand in the Manufacturing Industry II-66 Table 9: Strong
Spending on Industrial Automation Spurs Follow-Up Interest in SCADA
as a Tool to Enable Automation: Global Market for Industrial
Automation Equipment (In US$ Billion) for the Years 2013, 2015
& 2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)..............II-68
Complexity of Modern Industrial Processes Provides a Business Case
for SCADA.............. II-68 Demand for Smart and Intelligent
Sensors as Basic Building Blocks of Smart Factories Gain Momentum
II-69 Smart Machinery & Robotics: The Next Big Thing in the
Fourth Industrial Revolution..............II-70 Autonomous Robots:
Powering the Factory of the Future II-71 3D Printing Revolutionizes
Manufacturing with Improved Productivity & Competitiveness,
Bodes Well for the Market II-72 Table 10: Global Market for 3D
Printing by Application (2014): Percentage Breakdown by Application
Area for Education & Research, Assembly Line, Functional Parts,
Metal Casting Patterns, Prototype Tooling Patterns, Presentation
Models, Tooling Components, Visual Aids and Others (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart)..............II-74 Rapid Manufacturing
or DDM: Emerging Application of 3D Printing II-75 Additive
Manufacturing of Metal Parts: An Evolving Market II-75 Mass
Customization Represent the Key to Growth II-76 3D Printing: Can it
Completely Replace Conventional Manufacturing?.............. II-77
Limitations on Material Usage: A Key Constraint II-77 High Material
Cost: A Major Obstacle II-77 Legislations & Intellectual
Property Protection: Threats to 3D Printing
Market..............II-77 Favorable Regulations and Standards
Promote Adoption of Smart Factory Solutions on Factory Floors II-78
Standardization of Technologies: Critical for Smart Manufacturing
Implementations..............II-79 Open Platform to Facilitate
Migration towards Smart Manufacturing.............. II-80
Automotive Manufacturing Industry: Pioneering Smart Factory
Solutions Adoption to Counter Threat of Tech Majors II-81
Technology Advancements Disrupt Healthy Growth of Contract
Manufacturing in Automotive Industry II-83 Pivotal Role of Additive
Manufacturing in Future Automotive Production.............. II-83
Autonomous Drive Technology to Impact Automotive Manufacturing
II-84 Shift to Autonomous Driving Promotes the Need for Cross-
Sectoral Collaborations in Automotive Manufacturing II-85 Beer
Brewing Industry: Another Important Industry Set to Adopt Industry
4.0.............. II-85 Digitization in Beer Brewing Industry
II-86
3. INNOVATIONS, ADVANCEMENTS, AND IMPLEMENTATIONS II-88 Smart
Factory Related Innovations and Advancements: Spearheading
Growth..............II-88 Siemens' Totally Integrated Automation
(TIA): Foundation of Manufacturing Digitization..............II-88
GE's Transformational Real-time Operational Intelligence II-88
genua's Cyber-Diode for Improved IT Security in Smart Factory
Environments.............. II-89 Baxter Robot: The Worker's Friend
II-89 HARTING's Solutions for Integrated Industry II-89
SmartFactoryOWL: An Integrated System for Needs-Oriented Assembly
Operations..............II-90 Siemens Digital Enterprise Platform
II-90 Asseco's APplus ERP II Solutions for SMEs II-91 BOGE
airstatus Remote Diagnostics Tool to Transform Human- Machine
Communications..............II-91 Siemens's Smart Factory Related
PLM Software II-91 Huawei's Smart and Connected Industrial Network
Solution II-92 Flexible Conveyor Matrix Enables Networked &
Cognitive Production.............. II-93 M&M Cloud-based
Service Platform Aids Continual Condition Monitoring..............
II-94 ORBIS MPS for Transparency of Processes in Production &
Intralogistics Areas..............II-94 Programmable Automation
Controller (PAC): Combining PLC Features with Real-Time Motion
Control II-94 Schaeffler Develops New Torque Sensor Technology
II-95 SICK IO-Link Sensors Provide Better Capabilities to Packaging
Machines.............. II-95 Trebing + Himstedt Develop
Self-Organized Capacity Management System.............. II-95
Openmatics Develops ZF Logistics Tag based on BLE Technology II-96
Recent Noteworthy Applications of Smart Factory/ Industry 4.0
Solutions in the Manufacturing World II-96 Audi's Smart
Manufacturing Facility II-97 Foxconn Uses CNC
Machines..............II-97 BMW Group Implements Industry 4.0 II-98
FirstBuild's Internet-enabled Refrigerator with 3D-Printed
Accessories.............. II-98 Weidmüller Chooses Smart Technology
for Regulating Fluctuations in Production..............II-98 ARBURG
Employs Industrie 4.0 for Production of Individualized
Products.............. II-99 Bosch Rexroth Adopts Industrie 4.0
Concepts in Electrohydraulic Valves Assembly Line II-99 ebm-papst
Benefits from Digitalization of Production Processes II-99 Siemens
& Festo Collaborate for Innovative Multi-Carrier-System II-99
ifm electronic Deploys Sensors for Monitoring Status of Water
Supply in Brazil..............II-100 Sigma Air Manager 2 Master
Controller Enables Intelligent Use of Compressed Air..............
II-100 KSB's Digital Pump Solutions: Improving Production Functions
& Services.............. II-100 KUKA's Robot Provides
Flexibility to Siemens Lead Factory for Electric
Motors.............. II-101 Schwering & Hasse Uses proALPHA
Software for Automated Analysis of Production
Data..............II-101 Eickhoff Wind Power Implements PROXIA
Software for Seamless Production Monitoring..............II-101
Other Important Smart Factory/Industry 4.0 Adoptions and
Implementations.............. II-102 Industry 4.0 Enabling
Technologies Adoption by 20 Global Players in a Nutshell: Details
of Company Name, Enabling Technology, and Industry 4.0 Initiative
II-102
4. KEY ISSUES & CHALLENGES..............II-104 Huge Investments
& Complex Networks II-104 Lack of Standardization and Privacy
Concerns II-105 Cyber Security: A Major Risk of Industry 4.0 II-105
Loss of Employment Opportunities II-106 Solutions to Resolve
Technical Challenges Facing Establishment of Smart
Factories.............. II-106 Intelligent Negotiation and
Decision-Making Mechanism II-107 High-Speed IWN
Protocols..............II-107 Increased Focus on
Manufacturing-Specific Big Data II-107 Control Measures for
Self-Organized Systems II-108
5. SMART FACTORY AND INDUSTRY 4.0: AN OVERVIEW II-109 Smart
Factory: A Prelude..............II-109 Major Components of Smart
Factory Vision II-110 Cyber Physical Systems..............II-110
Internet of Things (IoT)..............II-110 System Architecture of
Smart Factory II-111 Structure of Automation Systems for Smart
Factory II-112 Smart Factory Solutions by Type..............II-112
Industry 4.0: An Evolutionary Scan II-113 First Industrial
Revolution..............II-113 Second Industrial
Revolution..............II-113 Third Industrial
Revolution..............II-113 Fourth Industrial
Revolution/Industry 4.0 II-114 Industry 4.0: Convergence of Cyber
Physical Systems (CPS), Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet of
Services (IoS) II-114 Principles of Industry
4.0..............II-115 The Four Primary Characteristics of
Industry 4.0 II-115 Smart Systems, Networking and Vertical
Integration II-115 Horizontal Integration via Worldwide Value Chain
Networks II-116 Through-engineering of Value Chain II-116
Acceleration Using Exponential Technologies II-116 Key Industry 4.0
Enabling Information and Communication (ICT)
Technologies.............. II-116 Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
II-116 Cloud Computing.............. II-116 Big Data &
Analytics..............II-116 IT System
Security..............II-117 Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing
II-117 Augmented Reality (AR)..............II-117 Robotics/Humanoid
Robots..............II-117
6. SOLUTION LAUNCHES.............. II-118 Mentor Graphics Unveils
Valor® IoT Manufacturing Solution II-118 Tornos UK to Introduce
TISIS 2.0 Software II-118 ADLINK to Introduce MICA Platform II-118
Cyrptosoft Releases Latest Version of Cryptosoft Platform II-118
Siemens to Unveil Profinet-Compatible NCUs II-118 Mentor Graphics
Launches OML Initiative for PCB Assembly II-119 MVTec Software to
Unveil Machine Vision Products for Industry 4.0 II-119 Siemens
Releases Version 8.2 of Simatic PCS 7 Process Control
System.............. II-119 Icon Labs Releases Floodgate Modbus
Protocol Filtering Product II-119 blacksands Unveils New IIoT
Technology II-119 ABB Launches IRBT 2005
Platform..............II-119 Fanuc and Cisco to Commercialize
IoT-based System II-120 Ubisense Group to Unveil New Modules for
Industry 4.0 II-120 AIS Releases IoT and Industry 4.0 HMI-Ready
Platforms II-120 Deutsche Telekom Unveils Connected Industry
Platform (CIP) II-120 Rethink Robotics to Unveil Sawyer
Manufacturing Robot II-120 Siemens Extends Simatic® S7-1200 Range
of Compact Controllers II-120 Siemens Adds New Applications to
Sinumerik Integrate for Production Software
Suite..............II-121 Siemens Launches Sinumerik 840D sl
Machine Tool Solutions II-121 Siemens Adds New Functions to
Sinumerik Operate Graphical User Interface.............. II-121 AIS
Introduces Compact Automation Panels II-121 CENIT Unveils New
FASTSUITE Edition 2 Software II-121 Mentor Graphics Releases Latest
Version of Valor® Process Preparation Software..............II-121
Mitsubishi Electric Develops Internet of things (IoT) Factory
Controller.............. II-122 Arkados Introduces Process &
Event Management System (PEMS) Solution.............. II-122
Finesse Solutions Unveils SmartFactory Architecture for Single-Use
Facilities..............II-122 Kraftwurx Launches Kraftwurx®
Platform II-122 Indegene Introduces IndegeneConnect™ II-122
7. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY..............II-123 Airbone and Siemens
Establish FieldLab in Netherlands II-123 Siemens to
Takeover CD-adapco..............II-123 Wi-NEXT and IBM Enter into
Partnership II-123 CTC Stade and Plataine to Partner for Industry
4.0 II-123 Rockwell Automation to Takeover MagneMotion II-123
SolidRun and nemetris Deploy IoT in Automotive Manufacturing II-123
LSIS Announces Smart Factory Initiative II-124 BinMaster in
Strategic Alliance with Device Solutions for Cloud-based Remote
Monitoring IIoT Solutions II-124 Telit Forms IoT Factory Solutions
Business Unit II-124 Nobilia Deploys IoT & Automation Systems
in German Factories II-124 Infineon Technologies to Set Up New
Factory in Wuxi II-124 TECO to Acquire
Motovario..............II-124 Dürr Acquires
iTAC..............II-125 Infineon Establishes New Production and
R&D Complex for Industry 4.0 in Austria..............II-125
DEKRA to Acquire AT4 wireless..............II-125 CENIT Acquires
Stake in Coristo..............II-125 Huawei and NXP Semiconductors
Partner for Industry 4.0 Markets II-125 EXOR Partners with NEXCOM
for Smart Manufacturing II-125 Tianjin to Begin Building of Smart
Manufacturing Demonstration Areas.............. II-125 Huawei and
SAP Extend Partnership in Industry 4.0 II-126 Siemens to Takeover
Camstar Systems II-126 D2M to Establish 3D Printing Factory in
Dubai II-126 Voith Takes Over Stake in KUKA II-126 Rockwell
Automation and AT&T Collaborate for Smart Machines II-126
8. FOCUS ON SELECT GLOBAL PLAYERS..............II-127 ABB Ltd.
(Switzerland)..............II-127
Accenture Plc (Ireland)..............II-127 Altizon Systems
Pvt. Ltd (India) II-127
Atos SE (France).............. II-128 ATS International
B.V. (Netherlands) II-128 Bosch
Software Innovations GmbH (Germany) II-128 CENIT AG (Germany)..............II-129 Cisco Systems,
Inc. (US)..............II-129 Dassault Systèmes (France)..............II-129 FANUC Corporation
(Japan)..............II-130
Fraunhofer IAO (Germany)..............II-130 General Electric
Company (US)..............II-130 Honeywell International, Inc. (US)
II-131 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd (China) II-131 IBM Corporation
(US)..............II-131 Infosys Ltd. (India)..............II-132 Intel Corporation
(US)..............II-132 Johnson Controls, Inc.
(US)..............II-132 KUKA Aktiengesellschaft (Germany) II-133 Mentor Graphics Corporation
(US) II-133 Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan) II-133 Oracle Corporation
(US)..............II-134 PTC, Inc. (US).............. II-134
Rockwell Automation, Inc. (US) II-134 SAP SE (Germany).............. II-135 Schneider
Electric SE (France) II-135
Siemens AG (Germany)..............II-135 Wipro Limited
(India)..............II-136
WITTENSTEIN AG (Germany)..............II-136
9. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE..............II-137 Table 11: World
Recent Past, Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory
Solutions by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle
East & Africa and Latin
America Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures
in US$ Million for Years 2015 through 2022 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart)..............II-137
Table 12: World 7-Year Perspective for Smart Factory Solutions by
Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Spending for US,
Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle
East & Africa and Latin
America Markets for Years 2016 and 2022 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart)..............II-138
Table 13: World Recent Past, Current and Future Analysis for Smart
Factory Solutions by Type - Control Equipment & Software,
Reporting & Analysis Software, Measurement Devices and
Connectivity Solutions Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Spending Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through 2022
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-139
Table 14: World 7-Year Perspective for Smart Factory Solutions by
Type - Percentage Breakdown of Spending for Control Equipment &
Software, Reporting & Analysis Software, Measurement Devices
and Connectivity Solutions Markets for Years 2016 and 2022
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-140
III. MARKET
1. THE UNITED STATES..............
III-1 A.Market Analysis.............. III-1 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-1 Growing Prominence of Industry 4.0
Offers Strong Business Case for Smart Factory Solutions Market
III-1 Rising Popularity of Smart Manufacturing among American
Companies Benefits Market Expansion III-2 Increase in Number of
Manufacturing Establishments and Shrinking Labor Drives the Need
for Smart Manufacturing Solutions.............. III-3 Table 15:
Shrinking Labor Pool in the US: Percentage Breakdown of Population
by Age Group for 2010, 2020 & 2030 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) III-3 'AmericaMakes' Enhance Competitiveness of
Domestic Manufacturing Industry..............III-4 Clothing &
Cotton Industries in the US: Can Smart Manufacturing Facilitate
Revival? III-4 Smart Factories Create Need for Skill Upgrading in
the US III-4 Product Innovations/Introductions III-5 Strategic
Corporate Developments III-9 Select Key Players..............III-10
B.Market Analytics..............III-14 Table 16: US Recent Past,
Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions Market
Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015
through 2022 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart)..............III-14
2. CANADA.............. III-15
Market Analysis.............. III-15 Table 17: Canadian Recent
Past, Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions
Market Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for
Years 2015 through 2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
III-15
3. JAPAN.............. III-16
A.Market Analysis.............. III-16 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-16 Scarcity of Workforce and Growing
Number of Aging Personnel Drive Demand for Smart Factory Solutions
III-16 'Industrial Value Chain Initiative': A Step in the Right
Direction for Adoption of Industry 4.0 III-16 Japan Primed to Adopt
IIoT and Industry 4.0, Bodes Well for Smart Factory Solutions
Market III-17 Product Innovation/Introduction III-18 Select Key
Players..............III-18 B.Market Analytics..............III-19
Table 18: Japanese Recent Past, Current and Future Analysis for
Smart Factory Solutions Market Analyzed with Annual Spending
Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through 2022 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) III-19
4. EUROPE.............. III-20
A.Market Analysis.............. III-20 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-20 Rising Investments in Automation of
Manufacturing Processes Favors Market Adoption..............III-20
Industry 4.0 Investments Continue to Increase in Europe III-21
Table 19: Industry 4.0 Investments in Europe Until 2020: Investment
Value (in € Billion Per Annum and as % of Annual Revenues) by
Sector (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-21
Table 20: Extent of Digitalization in Europe - Proportion of Companies with High
Degree of Digitalization by Industry Sector: 2015 & 2020
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-22
Table 21: Industry 4.0 Drives Revenue Growth: Cumulative Increase
in Revenues by Industry Sector from 2015 through 2020 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) III-23 Europe's Efforts to Leverage Industry 4.0
Encounter Legislative and Technical Hurdles III-23 EU Horizon 2020
Initiative: A Big Step towards Factories of the
Future.............. III-24 The European Union: At the Forefront of
the Next Industrial Revolution.............. III-25 B.Market
Analytics..............III-27 Table 22: European Recent Past,
Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions by
Geographic Region - France,
Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Russia
and Rest of Europe Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Spending Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through 2022
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart).............. III-27
Table 23: European 7-Year Perspective for Smart Factory Solutions
by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Spending for
France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Russia
and Rest of Europe Markets for Years 2016 and 2022 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart)..............III-28
4a. FRANCE.............. III-29
A.Market Analysis.............. III-29 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-29 Select Key Players..............III-29
B.Market Analytics..............III-30 Table 24: French Recent
Past, Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions
Market Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for
Years 2015 through 2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
III-30
4b. GERMANY.............. III-31
A.Market Analysis.............. III-31 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-31 Germany Looks to Industrie 4.0 as a
Strategy to Reinforce Domestic Manufacturing Sector III-31 Table
25: Industry 4.0 Potential in Germany by Sector: Percentage Share Breakdown
of Cumulative Gross Value Created for the Period 2013-2025
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart).............. III-32
Stakeholders Boost Efforts to Implement Industry 4.0 III-32
HANNOVER MESSE Paves Way for
Industry 4.0 and Other Futuristic Technologies..............III-33
German Manufacturing Industry Focuses on Smart Factory Research
III-33 Key Challenges to Industrie 4.0 Implementations in
Germany III-34 Product
Innovations/Introductions III-34 Strategic Corporate Developments
III-35 Select Key Players..............III-36 B.Market
Analytics..............III-39 Table 26: German Recent Past, Current
and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions Market Analyzed
with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through
2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-39
4c. ITALY.............. III-40
A.Market Analysis.............. III-40 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-40 Strategic Corporate Development III-40
B.Market Analytics..............III-41 Table 27: Italian Recent
Past, Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions
Market Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for
Years 2015 through 2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
III-41
4d. THE UNITED KINGDOM..............III-42 A.Market
Analysis.............. III-42 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-42 The Digital Factory Demonstrator:
Enhancing Awareness about Industry 4.0
Capabilities..............III-42 Product Innovations/Introductions
III-42 Strategic Corporate Development III-43 B.Market
Analytics..............III-43 Table 28: UK Recent Past, Current and
Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions Market Analyzed with
Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through 2022
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart)..............III-43
4e. SPAIN.............. III-44
A.Market Analysis.............. III-44 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-44 Strategic Corporate Development III-44
B.Market Analytics..............III-44 Table 29: Spanish Recent
Past, Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions
Market Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for
Years 2015 through 2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
III-44
4f. RUSSIA.............. III-45
A.Market Analysis.............. III-45 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-45 Market Overview.............. III-45
B.Market Analytics..............III-46 Table 30: Russian Recent
Past, Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions
Market Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for
Years 2015 through 2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
III-46
4g. REST OF EUROPE..............
III-47 A.Market Analysis.............. III-47 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-47 Strategic Corporate Developments
III-47 Select Key Players..............III-47 B.Market
Analytics..............III-49 Table 31: Rest of Europe Recent Past,
Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions Market
Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015
through 2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-49
5. ASIA-PACIFIC..............
III-50 A.Market Analysis.............. III-50 Market
Overview.............. III-50 Asia-Pacific: The Global Manufacturing Hub
Offers Significant Growth Opportunities III-50 B.Market
Analytics..............III-51 Table 32: Asia-Pacific Recent Past,
Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions by
Geographic Region - China and Rest
of Asia-Pacific Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Spending
Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through 2022 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) III-51
Table 33: Asia-Pacific 7-Year
Perspective for Smart Factory Solutions by Geographic Region -
Percentage Breakdown of Spending for China and Rest of Asia-Pacific Markets for
Years 2016 and 2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-52
5a. CHINA.............. III-53
A.Market Analysis.............. III-53 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-53 Market Overview.............. III-53
'Made In China 2025' Strategy to
Facilitate Smart Manufacturing Adoption..............III-53
China's Smart Factory 1.0 Strategy
III-55 China Leads in Patents Related to Industry 4.0 Technologies
III-55 Government Focuses on Industry 4.0 III-56 Sino-German
Partnerships for Smart Manufacturing: Augmenting China's
Manufacturing Competitiveness III-56 Strategic Corporate
Developments III-57 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. - A Major
China-Based Company III-58 B.Market Analytics..............III-58
Table 34: Chinese Recent Past, Current and Future Analysis for
Smart Factory Solutions Market Analyzed with Annual Spending
Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through 2022 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) III-58
5b. REST OF ASIA-PACIFIC..............III-59 A.Market
Analysis.............. III-59 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-59 Focus on Select Regional Markets
III-59 India.............. III-59
South Korea.............. III-60
Taiwan.............. III-60
Strategic Corporate Developments III-61 Select Key
Players..............III-61 B.Market Analytics..............III-63
Table 35: Rest of Asia-Pacific Recent Past, Current and Future
Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions Market Analyzed with Annual
Spending Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through 2022
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-63
6. MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA.............. III-64 A.Market
Analysis.............. III-64 Current and Future
Analysis..............III-64 Strategic Corporate Development III-64
B.Market Analytics..............III-65 Table 36: Middle East & Africa Recent Past, Current
and Future Analysis for Smart Factory Solutions Market Analyzed
with Annual Spending Figures in US$ Million for Years 2015 through
2022 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-65
7. LATIN AMERICA..............
III-66 Market Analysis.............. III-66 Table 37: Latin
American Recent Past, Current and Future Analysis for Smart Factory
Solutions Market Analyzed with Annual Spending Figures in US$
Million for Years 2015 through 2022 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) III-66
IV. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Total Companies Profiled: 127 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries -
133)
The United States (35)
Canada (2) Japan (2) Europe (69) - France (9) - Germany (36) - The United Kingdom (5) - Italy (1) - Spain (2) - Rest of Europe (16) Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) (21)
Africa (1) Middle East (3)
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