The current powerful dynamics within and around the global mobile mapping market




The realities of this industry are among the most exciting in our ever-connected world where exigencies are increasingly varied.

One can then observe that, a mobile mapping system which consists of navigation sensors, moving platforms, and mapping sensors; provides highly accurate and rich datasets, which are used across industries such as transportation and logistics, retail, manufacturing, telecommunications, and public and real estate.

Key players in the Global Mobile Mapping Market include: Apple, Google, HERE, Micello, NavInfo, and TomTom.

Among  Prominent Vendors in the market, we have: ArcGIS Online (Esri), Baidu Maps, Bhuvan, Bing Maps (Microsoft), Ericsson, Foursquare, GeoMapServer, Inrix, MapmyIndia, Mappy, MapQuest (AOL), OpenStreetMap, Qualcomm Atheros, Roadtrippers, Trimble Navigation, ViaMichelin, WikiMapia, WoNoBo (Genesys International), Yahoo! Maps and Zenrin.
Due to the high cost of equipment and lack of skilled talents, many map providers are not able to update their maps regularly. However, crowdsourcing map providers, such as Google, OpenStreetMap and others are able to do so, which encourages users to choose free updated maps. 

According to Research and Markets, the global mobile mapping market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 14.05% during the period 2016-2020.
Among others current powerful dynamics within and around the global mobile mapping market: 


  •  The applications developed using maps are helping enterprises streamline their business processes such as procurement, processing, storage, and supply chain.

  •  Individual users are using digital maps on their wearable devices,

  • Healthcare service providers such as hospitals, clinics, and community centers are using digital maps to track and monitor ambulances, medical equipment, in-patients, doctors, and employees, making them more efficient healthcare service providers.


Among challenges we have rigorous government regulations and privacy norms.