Table of Contents 1 In a nutshell 3 2 Background: business challenges 4 3 IoT technologies and opportunities 7 3.1 Real-time fleet management 7 3.2 Predictive maintenance 7 3.3 Warehouse management 8 4 Logistics usage cases 9 4.1 NB-IoT technology for DHL supply chain 9 4.2 Digital transformation of the Port of Rotterdam 10 4.3 Leveraging digital solutions to transform cargo handling operation of Cargotec 10 5 Market size and forecast 11 5.1 Logistics IoT connections 11 5.2 Logistics IoT devices revenue snapshot 12 5.3 Logistics IoT software and services revenue snapshot 13 6 Key market drivers and inhibitors 15 6.1 Key market drivers 15 6.2 Key inhibitors 17 7 Vendor landscape 19 7.1 MiX Telematics specialized IoT solutions 19 7.2 Kore’s M2M solutions for logistics control 20 7.3 AT&T’s IoT industry solutions 20 7.4 Logistics-specific IoT solution vendors 20 8 Future outlook 22 8.1 Assimilation of IoT and big data in logistics can change the game 22 9 Appendix 23 9.1 Definitions 23 9.2 Further reading 24 9.3 Contact the authors 25 9.4 Contact Us 26

List of Tables Table 1: IoT connections in logistics - global forecast by type of connectivity, millions (m) 11 Table 2: Logistics - global IoT devices revenue forecasts, US$ million 12 Table 3: IoT software and services in logistics - global forecast by region, US$ million 13 Table 4: Vendors supplying IoT solutions within the logistics industry 21List of Figures Figure 1: Key highlights in the logistics sector 3 Figure 2: Challenges faced by logistics in delivering IoT projects 6 Figure 3: Use cases frequency in the logistics industry 9 Figure 4: Logistics - Number of global connections by type of connectivity, millions (m) 11 Figure 5: Logistics - global IoT devices revenue forecasts, US$ million 12 Figure 6: IoT software and services in logistics - market breakdown by region 13 Figure 7: Key market drivers and inhibitors impacting the IoT adoption in the logistics market 15 Figure 8: Key investment areas of future infrastructure amongst logistics organizations 19