The Providers
The 32
IoT C&SI Providers
Survey
Results
The results of The IoT C&SI Survey 2020 are displayed in the form of KPI dashboards to provide the reader with precise information at a glance.
The KPIs are all based on the following rules:
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We chose only those parameters found to be of the greatest importance to customers.
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KPIs may be based on one or more parameters from The IoT C&SI Survey.
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Only providers evaluated by at least 20 respondents are included. This applies to each of the questions that feed into the KPIs.
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KPIs are converted to a scale of 1 to 10 (worst to best).
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A linear min-max transformation is applied, which preserves the order of, and the relative distance between, providers’ scores.
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In case two or more providers have the same score, their ranks are determined based on the next decimal place.
The IoT C&SI Survey 2020 features a range of different types of providers, which is why we use peer groups to help identify competing services. The groups are essential to allow a fair and useful comparison of providers likely to compete. The peer groups were defined by teknowlogy’s analysts drawing on their experience as well as customer responses, since a provider needs a minimum of 20 answers per peer group in order to compete. The segmentation is based on two key factors:
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Regional focus: Companies in EMEA and the Americas were asked to share their opinions on their IoT C&SI partners, so if a provider competes in a regional peer group, only the responses from that region count towards their rank.
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Project scenario: Depending on the context of the projects as well as the industries the customers represent, providers can further compete in usage-related groups driven by the responses from the respective clients.
The IoT C&SI Survey 2020 examines customer feedback from 1,976 respondents on IoT consulting and system integration provider selection and partnerships
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