Next Generation Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Wireless: Developing Market Opportunities for P2P Direct Applications and Services

Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
2.1. Direct Communications
2.1.1. WiFi Direct
2.1.2. LTE Direct
2.1.3. Others
2.2. Discovery
2.2.1. Discovery of People
2.2.2. Discovery of Machines
2.2.3. Discovery of Applications
2.3. Ambient Awareness
2.3.1. What is it?
2.3.2. How does it work?
2.4. Use Case Types
2.4.1. End-user Pull
2.4.2. Ambient Awareness and Network/Object Push
2.5. Use Case Scenarios
2.5.1. Person to Person P2P
2.5.2. Person to Machine Private
2.5.3. Machine to Person Private
2.5.4. Person to Machine Public
2.5.5. Machine to Person Public
3. WiFi Direct
3.1. WiFi Direct Technology
3.2. Key WiFi Direct Players
3.2.1. WIRELESS SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURERS
3.2.2. BROADCOM CORPORATION
3.2.3. QUALCOMM ATHEROS
3.2.4. INTEL CORPORATION
3.2.5. WIRELESS PERIPHERALS MANUFACTURERS
3.2.6. HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
3.2.7. CONSUMER ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURERS
3.2.8. JVC KENWOOD HOLDINGS
3.2.9. LG ELECTRONICS
3.2.10. SMARTPHONE MANUFACTURERS
3.2.11. FUJITSU LTD.
3.2.12. HTC CORPORATION
3.2.13. MOTOROLA MOBILITY LLC
3.2.14. SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
3.3. PRODUCT CATEGORIES
3.3.1. REFERENCE DESIGN AND MODULES
3.3.2. NETWORKING
3.3.3. CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
3.3.4. COMPUTING AND PERIPHERALS
3.3.5. HANDSETS
3.3.6. AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORTATION
3.3.7. HEALTH AND FITNESS
3.3.8. SMART ENERGY
3.3.9. OTHER
3.4. WiFi Direct Applications
3.4.1. FILE SHARING BETWEEN FRIENDS
3.4.2. USER CONNECTING TO A PERSONAL DEVICE
3.4.3. PERSONAL DEVICE PUSHING INFORMATION TO USER
3.4.4. REQUESTING INFORMATION FROM A PUBLIC KIOSK
3.4.5. PUBLIC MACHINE COMMUNICATING WITH PRIVATE USER
3.5. Future Applications
3.5.1. Intelligent Collision Warning
4. LTE Direct
4.1. LTE Direct Technology
4.2. Market Drivers for LTE Direct
4.2.1. Technology Leading Market: Cart before the Horse?
4.2.2. Carriers Need Value-added Services (VAS)
4.3. Key LTE Direct Players
4.4. LTE Direct Applications
4.5. Future Technology Integration
4.5.1. Intelligent Agents
4.5.2. Augmented Reality
4.6. Future Applications
5. P2P Ecosystem Analysis
5.1. Technology Providers
5.2. Wireless Service Providers
5.2.1. Mobile Network Operators
5.2.2. Other Wireless Service Providers
5.3. Application Developers
5.4. Social Networks
6. P2P Impact on Operational Support Systems (OSS)
6.1. Administration of Preferences
6.1.1. Discovery
6.1.1.1. Who can Discover
6.1.1.2. What can Discover
6.1.2. Communications
6.1.2.1. Autonomous Com
6.1.2.2. Offered Com
6.2. Managing Application Access and Usage
7. P2P Billing Support Systems (BSS)
7.1. New Billing Models for P2P Applications
7.1.1. Subscribed
7.1.2. On-demand
7.1.3. Advertising
7.2. Changes Required in BSS for P2P
8. P2P Business Models
8.1. Mobile Network Operators
8.1.1. Role of the Carrier in P2P
8.1.2. New Challenges and Impact of P2P
8.1.3. Future Opportunities
8.2. Social Networks
8.2.1. Traditional Role
8.2.2. New Role in P2P
8.2.3. Future Opportunities
8.3. Technology Providers
8.3.1. Existing Business Conflicts and Opportunities
8.3.2. Future of P2P Direct, Ambient Awareness, and Discovery
8.4. Application Developers
8.4.1. Awareness and Discovery
8.4.2. Penetration and Usage
8.5. Advertisers
8.5.1. Hyper-local and Hyper-focused
8.5.2. Actionable and Performance-based
8.5.3. Leveraging Next Generation Solutions
9. Market Forecasts
9.1. P2P Communications
9.2. P2P Applications
10. Summary and Recommendations

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