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Trackers, telematics devices, and other specialized devices are excluded from this report. North American vendors dominate the market for cellular IoT gateways, routers and modems, according to Berg Insight. Cradlepoint, Sierra Wireless, Cisco, and Digi International are the largest vendors in North America, while Teltonika is the dominant manufacturer in the European market. Collectively, these five vendors generated approximately $375 million in annual revenue from IoT gateway sales during 2017. manufacturers are active in the European and Asian markets, while the North American market is dominated by a few large suppliers, largely due to barriers to entry in the form of carrier certifications required for cellular devices in the region.



“The average selling price for IoT gateways egypt email list remains significantly higher in North America compared to Europe and Asia Pacific, primarily due to the increasing share of 4G-on-LTE multi-function devices in the portfolio,” said Fredrik Stalbrand, an analyst at Berg. He adds that carrier certifications in the U.S. market create economies of scale and inefficiencies that have contributed to an industry characterized by a few large companies offering standardized devices.What is more important – a large subscriber base or good ARPU? Quantity or quality? The answer to this question seems obvious: good ARPU, of course. But we are for a reasonable compromise. And here’s why.



If you remember, in the early 2000s, when cellular communications were more of a luxury than a means of communication, a discount was given on a mobile phone if it was purchased with a SIM card. The future "Big Three" were increasing their subscriber base, it was a natural, evolutionary process that lasted for many years. For a long time, competition for the subscriber base was, roughly speaking, the main condition for the survival of operators in the market: budgets were calculated and advertising campaigns were conducted for it. The fight for the client resulted in outright dumping, the consequences of which operators are still suffering.