1. Executive Summary 2. Research Methodology 3. Internet of Things 3.1 Overview 3.2 Market Size 3.3 Applications 4. IoT Healthcare Industry 4.1 Overview 4.2 Applications 4.3 Benefits of IoT in Healthcare 5. Global IoT Healthcare Market Analysis 5.1 Market Sizing 5.1.1 Market Sizing by Volume 5.1.2 Market Sizing by Value 6. Global IoT Healthcare Market Segment Analysis 6.1 By Components 6.1.1 Medical Devices 6.1.2 Software & Systems 6.1.3 Services 6.2 By technology 6.2.1 RFID 6.2.2 mHealth 6.2.3 Telemedicine 6.2.4 Bluetooth Low Energy 7. Global IoT Healthcare Trends & Industry Developments 7.1 Cognitive Solution to Diabetes Management 7.2 Medical Data Exchange by Cisco 7.3 Philips Medication Dispensing Service 7.4 Others 8. Global IoT Healthcare Market Dynamics 8.1 Growth Drivers 8.1.1 Increasing prevalence of chronic diseases 8.1.2 Growing geriatric population 8.1.3 Higher efficiency in Healthcare 8.2 Challenges 8.2.1 Lack of Interoperability 8.2.2 Privacy and Security Concerns 8.2.3 Lack of Oversight 9. Competitive Landscape 10. Company Profiles 10.1 Medtronic PLC 10.1.1 Business Overview 10.1.2 Financial Overview 10.1.3 Business Strategies 10.2 GE Healthcare 10.2.1 Business Overview 10.2.2 Financial Overview 10.2.3 Business Strategies 10.3 Philips Healthcare 10.3.1 Business Overview 10.3.2 Financial Overview 10.3.3 Business Strategies

Figure 1: IoT Business Model Figure 2: IoT Market Segmentation Figure 3: Global IoT Market Size by Volume (Installed Base), 2014-20F (Million Units) Figure 4: IoT Devices Installed in Generic Business Segments, 2013-20F (Units) Table 1: Major Applications of Internet of Things Figure 5: Smart Medical - Remote and Automated Patient Monitoring Systems Table 2: Chronic Disease Management and IoT Table 3: Home Care IoT use case Table 4: Short-term Care planning using IoT Figure 6: Global Internet of Things in Healthcare Market Size by Device Installations, 2013-20F (Devices Shipped in Millions) Figure 7: Global Internet of Things in Healthcare Market Size by Value Forecasted, 2012-20F (US$ Billions) Figure 8: Global IoT Healthcare Market Share by Components, 2012-20F (%) Figure 9: Global IoT Healthcare – Medical Devices Market Size by Value, 2012-20F (US$ Billions) Figure 10: Global IoT Healthcare – Software & Systems Market Size by Value, 2012-20F (US$ Billions) Figure 11: Global IoT Healthcare – Services Market Size by Value, 2012-20F (US$ Billions) Figure 12: Global RFID Healthcare Market Size Forecast by Value, 2012-20F (US$ Billions) Figure 13: Global mHealth (mobile health) Industry Market Size by Value, 2012-20F (US$ Billions) Figure 14: Global Telemedicine Market Size by Value, 2014-20F (US$ Billions) Figure 15: Global Bluetooth Enabled Healthcare Device Shipment, 2014-20F (Million units) Figure 16: Cisco Interoperability Solution: Technology Building Blocks Figure 17: Percentage of Population with Chronic Diseaese in the US, 2005-30F Figure 18: Global Ageing Population (Over 60 years), 2015-50F (Millions) Table 6: Financial Comparison of IoT Healthcare Companies Table 7: Comparison of GE Healthcare and Philips Healthcare Figure 19: Medtronic PLC Revenue by Business Segment, FY2015 (US$ Billions) Figure 20: Medtronic PLC Net Sales, FY2011-FY2015 (US$ Billions) Figure 21: GE Healthcare Revenue by Business Segment, FY2015 Figure 22: GE Healthcare Revenue, FY2013-FY2015 (US$ Billions) Figure 23: Philips Healthcare Revenue by Business Segment, FY2015

GE Healthcare, Medtronic plc, Philips Healthcare