In a diverse and rapidly evolving data analytics market, the distribution of market share is a complex picture of established enterprise software giants, specialized industry experts, and innovative data providers. Within the world of mobility and logistics, the battle for Transportation Analytic Market Share is a competition fought on multiple fronts, from smart city dashboards to global supply chain control towers. The market’s projected growth to over USD 58 billion by 2035, expanding at a strong 11.57% CAGR, has attracted a wide variety of competitors, each with a different approach. Market share is not dominated by a single player but is fragmented across several different solution types and industry verticals.

One major portion of the market share is held by large, horizontal data analytics and business intelligence (BI) platform providers. Companies like IBM, SAP, and SAS have a significant share of the market by offering powerful, general-purpose analytics platforms that can be applied to transportation data. Their advantage is their broad capabilities, their ability to integrate with a wide range of enterprise systems, and their established relationships with the CIOs of large corporations. These platforms are often used by organizations that want to build their own custom transportation analytics applications on top of a powerful and flexible analytics engine.

Another significant slice of the market share belongs to specialized software vendors who focus exclusively on a particular segment of the transportation industry. In the fleet management and telematics space, companies like Geotab and Samsara have built a massive market share by providing an integrated solution of in-vehicle hardware and a powerful cloud-based analytics platform for commercial vehicle fleets. In the public transit space, companies like Moovit (now part of Intel) and Transit have captured a huge share of the consumer-facing market with their popular real-time transit information apps. These specialists win by offering deep domain expertise and a solution that is perfectly tailored to the specific needs of their target market.

Looking forward, the market share landscape is being reshaped by the major cloud providers and data aggregators. The hyperscalers—AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud—are capturing a growing share of the market by offering specialized transportation and logistics services on their platforms and by providing the underlying infrastructure for many other analytics applications. At the same time, a new category of data providers is emerging. Companies that operate large networks of connected vehicles or mobile apps are able to collect massive amounts of real-world traffic and movement data. They are now packaging and selling this data and its associated analytics, creating a new and powerful competitive force in the market.

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