Global In-building Wireless Market Research Report: Information Based on Component ( Infrastructure ( DAS, Small Cell ), Services ), Based on the business model ( Service Providers, Enterprises, Neutral Host Operators ), Based on Venue ( Large Venues, Medium Venues, Small Venues ), Based on End user ( Government, Manufacturing, Transportation and Logistics, Education, Retail, Hospitality, Healthcare, Others ) and Region (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and South America)- Forecast till 2026

In-building Wireless Market Snapshot:
The in-building wireless market size is projected to reach USD 19.1 billion by 2026, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 11.86 % during the forecast period.

Wireless networking began to produce significant progress into enterprise networks. These wireless networks provide Internet access through a local area network and mobile phone access to the public switched telephone network. Previously, cellular networks were distinct interface networks. Wireless networks will merge in the future to serve both internet and telephone devices, unlocking efficiency gains and cost savings. From last few decades, wireless LAN and wireless cellular in the industry is considered as an overlay network. It has been expanding to be an alternative for primary voice and data access within the building. The expanded usage of wireless in the business industry alters the specifications for in-building cabling as well as the facilities needed in telecommunications closets servicing the facility.

In-building wireless (IBW) is an emerging technology that has developed to satisfy the needs of many commercial building owners, operators, and residents. Since the majority of mobile phone calls are initiated inside a house, there is an increasing need for dependable cell phone coverage inside commercial space. Basically, it is a networking solution that allows for the enhancement and distribution of wireless connections inside an office building or other significant commercial facility.

The key reasons for the widespread acceptance of both of these in-building wireless technologies includes The need for higher data rates, increased mobility, proliferation of mobile devices (smart phones, tablets, laptops, watches, etc.), adoption of bring your own device (BYOD) in offices, schools, and other environments, lower cost network infrastructure for wireless systems, improved quality of service on the wireless networks, improved in-building coverage of wireless. Many in-buildings wireless networks are professionally built, engineered, updated, and configured to a building's specific specification, using a network of antennas, wires, and amplifiers to offer improved wireless communications to remote locations or areas of limited coverage.

Impact of COVID-19:
The outbreak of COVID-19 is causing widespread concern and economic hardships for consumers, businesses, and communities across the globe. COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the technology sector, affecting the supply of raw materials, disrupting the value chain, and increasing focus on evaluating and de-risking the end-to-end value chain. Most of the IT and technology giants are focused on giving utmost priority to public health and have made significant changes in the working lifestyle of its employees, thereby accelerating the adoption of remote working culture. Healthcare services are under demand to provide high-quality cellular service for clinicians, patients and visitors  in their community by using a variety of equipment and technology. In-building Wireless Continuity Solution, which utilizes centralized WLAN access points and a Distributed Antenna System (DAS) to universally deliver wireless networks within the healthcare facility. Healthcare professionals provide access to a variety of wireless devices that are highly available and have consistent communications. Most healthcare facilities face pressure from physicians, patients, and tourists to offer thorough, high-quality coverage from cellular service providers, particularly if they use the new wireless technology and smartphones. Healthcare services must have this high-quality broadband coverage from a variety of service providers. This has created an opportunity for the vendors operating in the global in-building wireless market during the pandemic situation.

In-building Wireless Market Synopsis:
The global in-building wireless market has been segmented based on component, business model, venue, end user, and region.

• Based on component, the in-building wireless market has been segmented into infrastructure and services. Furthermore, the infrastructure segment is sub divided into DAS and small cell.


• Based on business model, the in-building wireless market has been segmented into service providers, enterprises, and neutral host operators.


• Based on venue, the in-building wireless market has been segmented into large venues, medium venues, and small venues.


• Based on end user, the in-building wireless market has been segmented into government, manufacturing, transportation and logistics, education, retail, hospitality, healthcare, and others.


• The global in-building wireless market has been analyzed for five regions—North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East & Africa, and South America.

In-building Wireless Market Regional Analysis:
The global in-building wireless market is estimated to register a robust CAGR over the forecast period. The geographic analysis of the global in-building wireless market has been conducted for North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East & Africa, and South America.

North America is expected to be the dominating region in terms of the increasing need for unique and defined network coverage. The North American market has been segmented into the US, Canada, and Mexico. The US is expected to lead the country-level market, while Canada is projected to be the fastest-growing segment during the forecast period. The US market is expected to report the highest market share.  Additionally, the North American market for in-building wireless is expected to grow further due to presence of key players in the region including such as CommScope ( US ), Corning ( US ), Dali Wireless ( US ), Zinwave ( US ), ADRF ( US ),  Airspan ( US ),  BTI Wireless ( US ), Bird ( US ), Baicells Technologies ( US ), Casa Systems ( US ), G-Wave Solutions ( US ), JMA Wireless ( US ), Microlab ( US ), Nextivity ( US ), PCTEL ( US ), Whoop Wireless ( US ), and Westell Technologies ( US ).

The in-building wireless market in Asia-Pacific region is projected to grow at the fastest rate over the forecast period, with the regional market being segmented into China, Japan, India, and the rest of Asia-Pacific. This growth is attributed to the rapid economic developments and increasing awareness for in-building wireless techniques in major countries including China, Japan, India

In-building Wireless Market Companies Covered:
The key players in the global in-building wireless market are identified based on their country of origin, presence across different regions, recent key developments, product diversification, and industry expertise. These includeNokia ( Finland ), Ericsson ( Sweden ), Huawei ( China ), ZTE( China ), NEC ( Japan ), CommScope ( US ), Corning ( US ), Axell Wireless ( UK ), Comba Telecom ( Hong Kong ), Samsung ( South Korea ), SOLiD  ( South Korea ), Dali Wireless ( US ), Zinwave ( US ), ADRF ( US ), ip.access ( UK ), Airspan ( US ), Contela ( South Korea ), Fujitsu ( Japan ), BTI Wireless ( US ),  Bird ( US ), Accelleran ( Belgium ), Baicells Technologies ( US ), Qucell ( South Korea ), Casa Systems ( US ), CommAgility ( UK ), Galtronics ( Canada ), G-Wave Solutions  ( US ), HUBER+SUHNER ( Switzerland ), JMA Wireless ( US ), Microlab ( US ), Nextivity ( US ), Sarcomm ( Taiwan ), PCTEL ( US ), Whoop Wireless ( US ), and Westell Technologies ( US ) .

Global in-building Wireless Market, 2018 – 2026 (USD Million)


Source : MRFR Analysis

Key questions addressed by the report

• What was the historic market size (2018)?


• Which segmentation (component / business model / venue / end user) are driving the market?


• What will be the growth rate by 2026?


• Who are the key players in this market?


• What are the strategies adopted by key players?

Report Scope:

Report Attribute/Metric	Details
Market Size	USD 19.1 Billion (2026)
CAGR	11.86 % (2019-2026)
Base Year	2019
Forecast Period	2020-2027
Historical Data	2018
Forecast Units	Value (USD Billion)
Report Coverage	Revenue Forecast, Competitive Landscape, Growth Factors, and Trends
Segments Covered	Based on Component, Based on the business model
Geographies Covered	North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of the World (RoW)
Key Vendors	includeNokia ( Finland ), Ericsson ( Sweden ), Huawei ( China ), ZTE( China ), NEC ( Japan ), CommScope ( US ), Corning ( US ), Axell Wireless ( UK ), Comba Telecom ( Hong Kong ), Samsung ( South Korea ), SOLiD ( South Korea ), Dali Wireless ( US ), Zinwave ( US ), ADRF ( US ), ip.access ( UK ), Airspan ( US ), Contela ( South Korea ), Fujitsu ( Japan ), BTI Wireless ( US ), Bird ( US ), Accelleran ( Belgium ), Baicells Technologies ( US ), Qucell ( South Korea ), Casa Systems ( US ), CommAgility ( UK ), Galtronics ( Canada ), G-Wave Solutions ( US ), HUBER+SUHNER ( Switzerland ), JMA Wireless ( US ), Microlab ( US ), Nextivity ( US ), Sarcomm ( Taiwan ), PCTEL ( US ), Whoop Wireless ( US ), and Westell Technologies ( US ) .
Key Market Opportunities	Healthcare services must have this high-quality broadband coverage from a variety of service providers. \r\n This has created an opportunity for the vendors operating in the global in-building wireless market during the pandemic situation.
Key Market Drivers	The in-building wireless market in Asia-Pacific region is projected to grow at the fastest rate over the forecast period, with the regional market being segmented into China, Japan, India, and the rest of Asia-Pacific.

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