Smart City Platforms Market Eyes Staggering US$ 496.9 Billion Valuation by 2033

The global sales for the smart city platforms market reached US$157.6 billion in 2022, with a projected 11% growth from 2023 to 2033. The leading revenue-generating segment is expected to be platform offering, forecasted to expand at a CAGR of over 9.5% during the same period.

Enterprise Resource Planning is crucial for optimizing procedures and boosting corporate operations across sectors. The Internet of Things (IoT) and large data influxes are already shaking up the ERP environment, bringing new opportunities for continuous improvement and process automation. The ERP environment of today is extremely complicated, owing in part to the dizzying pace of technology.

A small-scale ERP deployment typically requires approximately three months to finish, but a larger-scale project may take up to two years. Meanwhile, substantial technological advancements may occur concurrently with the two-year deployment. The advent of lesser-priced cloud computing and SAAS services complicates the marketing of ERP software.

The integration and deployment of smart city platform solutions with ERP solutions is a difficult undertaking that must be completed in phases. The outdated ERP solutions are insufficient to function independently and meet the needs of customers. Additionally, firms are hesitant to migrate to that an Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) or Computerized Smart City Platforms (CAFM) technology. Conventional enterprise resource planning (ERP) technology would be preferred by larger firms.

Furthermore, smart city platform solutions should not be used as stand-alone solutions in the facility’s digital architecture. It is frequently necessary to combine smart city platforms with ERP systems. Furthermore, integrating smart city platform solutions and services with ERP systems is a difficult operation that must be accomplished in stages.

Competitive Analysis:

The research discusses key trends in the smart city platform industry as well as inorganic and organic growth methods. Various firms are focusing on organic growth strategies such as product approvals, new product releases. The strategy noted in the sector included mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, and collaborations. These measures have paved the way for market players to grow their businesses and strengthen their distribution networks.

Some of the recent developments in smart city platform market include:

· In October 2021, Siemens took over Wattsense, a French start-up company. Siemens gained the ability to assist businesses throughout Europe in complying with the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive due to this purchase (EPBD). This regulation requires tertiary sector buildings to include control and automation technologies that improve energy efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions.

· In June 2021, Microsoft and Mejo collaborated with Palantir and Sompo Holdings. The firms hoped to facilitate innovative capabilities of connected car data throughout the world through this partnership. Furthermore, the collaboration would help Wejo’s goal of building vendor-agnostic industry rules in connected car data, as well as applications across numerous industries such as fleet, insurance, smart city, payments, and mobility, among others.

· In March 2021, Hitachi acquired GlobalLogic, a US-based product engineering services firm. Through this takeover, the firm aimed to expand its key segments, namely IT, Energy, Industry, Mobility, Smart Life and Astemo.

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