[October 26, 2016]

Smart City Pulse Report 2016: Survey of Solution Providers Offers Insights into Key Global Trends and the Future of Smart Cities - Research and Markets

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Smart City Pulse" report to their offering.

The Smart City movement continues to gain traction, with increasing connectivity and novel solutions joining forces to tackle urbanization's top challenges. As cities undertake Smart City initiatives, solution providers must develop offerings aligned with customer expectations, and city-customers must convey the motivators propelling and restraints impacting their projects.

This study offers solution providers' perspectives on current Smart City readiness and trends, including project intensity by region and revenue growth projections; top Smart City engagement challenges, city motivations, and project restraints; popular funding instruments; and predictions on technology innovations and future Smart City scenarios. The survey year is 2016.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

- KeyFindings

2. Research Scope, Background, and Methodology

3. Smart City Revenue Trends, Growth Projections, and Regions of Focus

- Activity in Smart City Concepts

- Revenue Attributed to Smart City Solutions

- Degree of Smart City Focus on Global Regions

- Activity in Smart City Concepts by Region of Focus

- Current and Future Smart City Market Position

4. Smart City Receptivity, Challenges, Motivations, and Restraints

- Receptivity to the Smart City Concept

- Smart City Challenges, Motivations, and Restraints Overview

- Smart City Engagement Challenges

- Smart City Motivations

- Smart City Project Restraints

- Smart City Influencers

5. Smart City Funding, Business Model, and Future Trends

- Smart City Funding Overview

- Smart City Business Models

- Smart City Project Types

- Smart City Solution Showcasing Vehicle

- Future Smart City Technologies

6. Smart City Themes Voiced by Respondents

7. Smart City Concept Breakdowns

- Smart Governance and Education

- Smart Healthcare

- Smart Buildings

- Smart Mobility

- Smart Infrastructure

- Smart Technology

- Smart Energy

- Smart Citizens

- Smart Security

8. The Last Word

For more information about this report visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/rfdl2s/smart_city_pulse

View source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20161026005919/en/

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