Delegated Interfaces
Hands-Off
Operations
The internal needs of businesses are being handled by smart tech and IOT.
Trend
What is the Hands-Off Operations trend?
Hands-Off Operations: The original purpose of technology was to ensure convenience and cut down the need for human effort. Technology takes a step toward this original purpose with smart tech and IOT services dedicated to productionizing the back-end of business. This turn-key approach to things like machine manufacturing and maintenance shows the value of technology as more than a novelty piece for the end consumer.
Trend themes
Themes within the Hands-Off Operations trend
Three behaviours holding the trend togetherSmart IoT Services for Business
Technology is revolutionizing the back-end of business with smart tech and IoT services that help automate operations.
IoT Infrastructure Solutions for Businesses
Companies and telecom service providers across Canada are looking to capitalize on the growth of IoT, offering cost-effective IoT infrastructure solutions for businesses.
Service-Oriented IoT
IoT technology is increasingly being offered as a service, enabling companies to 'servitize' any manufacturing operation, offer field service operations, and generate consistent B2B revenue.
Industry implications
What the Hands-Off Operations trend means for industry
Where the trend changes the playbookTelecom
Companies in the telecom industry can create new revenue streams and future-proof their operations by offering IoT infrastructure solutions for businesses.
Manufacturing
IoT technology in manufacturing can be used to monitor machines and equipment, support field service operations, and drive efficiency.
Food Delivery
By partnering with IoT protocol providers like IFTTT, food delivery companies can increase customer convenience, resulting in a more streamlined and positive customer experience.
Workshop question
In what ways can your brand integrate technology into your business model? Consider the production process, internal affairs or distribution.
Trend signals
Trend signals for Hands-Off Operations
Trend score 3.2 out of 10, from popularity 47%, activity 40%, freshness 8%.
- Gen Alpha (not a primary audience)
- Gen Z (not a primary audience)
- Millennial
- Gen X
- Boomer
Evidence
Examples of the Hands-Off Operations trend
5 featured examples from Apr 6, 2016 to May 2, 2017IoT-Connected Delivery Trackers
Domino's and IFTTT Have Partnered for a More Connected Deliveries
Disruptive innovation opportunity: Leveraging IoT technology to streamline food delivery operations, improve efficiency, and provide real-time updates to customers for a more conv…
IoT Service Providers
Rogers Communications Provides IoT Infrastructure Solutions for Companies
The telecommunications industry can benefit from partnering with IoT service providers to offer infrastructure management solutions and tap into the growing IoT market.
Accelerated IoT Platforms
This Software Development Kit Allows Easy Integration With Nest Products
Companies producing smart home devices, such as thermostats and security systems, can utilize IoT platforms like Nest to lend added functionality to their products.
Building-Monitoring IoT Programs
Comcast's 'machineQ' is a B2B Solution for Office Buildings
Use of building-monitoring IoT programs can lead to more efficient energy use and cost savings for real estate companies.
Industrial Machine-Monitoring Tech
ServiceMax Turns Machines into IoT Devices to Monitor Them
ServiceMax's IoT monitoring technology can be used in the manufacturing industry to support field service operations and save businesses money.