Our services are delivered via client defined retainer-based subscriptions from our ongoing research or through custom research and consulting services. We also do webinars, whitepapers, and speaker services for private events.

Retainer

Our team offers retainer services, tailored to the individual needs of our clients and the type of relationship built with that client. Usually, there are two (2) basic retainer types, Pay for Work and Pay for Access retainers. Pay for Work provide project-based work provided in regular intervals, while Pay for Access retainers provide clients access to our time and expertise when they need it. Our team has developed a model which combines Pay for Work and Pay for Access models, giving clients regular access to our ongoing research with on-demand access to our team. To learn more, click here.

Custom Market Research

To determine market size and share and to forecast future growth, the team at James Brehm & Associates interviews hundreds of ecosystem participants each quarter, holding detailed discussions on topics such as sales popelines, deal flow, channel adoption, partner share R&D and future outlook, and many more. Our team has developed a very detailed market tracker using a combination of primary and secondary research, supported by end-user surveys and technology availability analysis. Secondary information is regularly gleaned from public disclosures from reported financials & SEC fillings for public companies, Investor Relations / Analyst Relations discussions, new releases, RSS feeds, Linkdin and other social media groups, conference / trade show presentations and statements, patent fillings, and other sources. Additionaliy, James Brehm & Associates conducts regular end-user analysis using our own database as well as partnerships with several conferences and industry organizatoins to supplement our contacts.

Services

James Brehm & Associates is a market research and consulting firm that helps clients plan, strategize, and implement innovative solutions that harness the power of IoT, AI and operational analytics. We provide actionable intelligence and strategic consulting to help our clients achieve success in IoT. We apply deep insight, obtained through continuous contact with every aspect of the industry, to developing pragmatic strategies which our cross-functional team of experts helps bring to life.

Our services are delivered three ways.

  • Access to our Ongoing Research via client defined retainer-based subscriptions.
  • Custom Consulting and Research.
  • Content Services including Webinars, Whitepapers, Podcasts, and speaker services for private events.

Ongoing Research and Retainer-based Subscription

Client defined retainer-based subscriptions Ongoing Research Topics and Titles

Our team offers retainer services, tailored to the individual needs of our clients and the type of relationship built with that client. Usually, there are two (2) basic retainer types, Pay for Work and Pay for Access retainers. Pay for Work provide project-based work provided in regular intervals, while Pay for Access retainers provide clients access to our time and expertise when they need it. Our team has developed a model which combines Pay for Work and Pay for Access models, giving clients regular access to our ongoing research with on-demand access to our team.

Our retainer and subscription services provides access to “The Connected Conversation” from James Brehm & Associates provides customers with a mixture of qualitative market research, vertical application analysis, data sets, and end-user analysis.

Ongoing Subscription Topics and Titles

A subscription to “The Connected Conversation” from James Brehm & Associates provides customers with a mixture of qualitative market research, vertical application analysis, data sets with market size, share, forecasts, and growth rates, and end-user analysis.

Qualitative Market Insights

Our qualitative market insights focuses on the reasons and motivations behind customer behavior, purchasing drivers, needs and opinions, desires and expectations. Companies use our qualitative market research to gain actionable insights on how to improve their strategies and products. Topics Include (but are not limited to)

Automotive Aftermarket and Upfitting
BHPH- Buy Here, Pay Here Auto Finance and Lot Management
Disconnect Between Carriers, Auto OEMs, Dealerships, and Customers
Fleet Management and Commercial Telematics Update
UBI – Handsets or OBD-II Technology?
Self-Driving Cars
From the Edge to the Enterprise
How to Get Your IoT Project Unstuck
IoT Tradeoffs: What Network Technology? How Secure? At What Cost?
Is Anyone Prepared for the End of POTS in IoT?
Retail Systems and Parallel Networks
SDN and IoT
Security and/or Device Management
The Cognitive Dissonance of Security and an Open IoT
Consumer IoT….Wearables or Where-ables?

Health and Wellness
Manufacturing and IoT
Smart and Livable Cities- Smart Grid, Sensors, and Citizen Engagement
Death of the MVNO, Rise of the Solution
LPWAN: NB IoT, LoRA, Sigfox, Ingénu, LTE M, Winners, losers and why?
Water – the New Oil
Productizing an IoT Offering
Regulation and IoT…Monetizing a Mandate
The Changing Role of the MNO in IoT
The Place for SI’s- Why Aren’t They Here Yet?
Who Bought What? And the State of the Roll Up
Building Automation
Food Safety Modernization Act and Cold Chain
High Value Asset Tracking
Home Security and Automation
Security and IoT
Vending, ATM and Retail Solutions

Vertical Market Breakouts: (Size, Share, Drivers, Restraints)

Over the past several years, we have seen a large number of IoT organizations experience significant growth by focusing on specialized solutions in targeted vertical markets. In order to help companies understand what areas they should invest in, James Brehm & Associates provides numbers and qualitative analysis on over a dozen vertical markets.

Vertical Market Breakouts:

Agriculture Automotive
Transportation and Logistics
Consumer Electronics
Financial and Business Services
Hospitality
Manufacturing
Connected Building and Home Telecom and Media
Government and Military
Healthcare Services
Natural Resources (Mining, Oil & Gas, Water Quality)
Medical Devices
Pharma
Utilities and Smart Grid(Electric, Natural Gas, Water)
Waste and Recycle

Data Sets:

To determine market size and share and to forecast future growth, the team at James Brehm & Associates has developed a very detailed market tracker. To gather the data inputs, we use a combination of primary and secondary research, supported by end-user surveys and technology availability analysis. Using this data allows companies to use their own assumptions, scenarios, and adjust growth rates.

Data Sets:

Annual Global IoT Market Share
Annual Global IoT Market Size
Segmented by Vertical
Segmented by Region
Segmented by Connectivity

End User Surveys:

A critical factor to business success is knowing and understanding the day-to-day use of technologies, expectations, perceptions, and satisfaction around solutions and the gaps in current offerings, areas for improvement, and what customers are wiling to pay for. Surveys from James Brehm & Associates explore topics such as IoT Security, Market Sentiment, and the popular State of the Industry study.

Survey Topics:

Analytics and Business Intelligence
Edge WAN
IoT Security
Market Sentiment – Enterprise and Consumer IoT Adoption

Our Custom Research and Consulting Services

James Brehm & Associates provides actionable intelligence and strategic consulting to help our clients achieve success in IoT. We apply deep insight, obtained through continuous contact with every aspect of the industry, to developing pragmatic strategies which our cross-functional team of experts helps bring to life.

To help your business reach maximum potential, we engage in
subscription, retainer-based, and project-oriented IoT services.

Market Sizing & Segmentation

To determine market size and share and to forecast future growth, the team at James Brehm & Associates has developed a very detailed market tracker. To gather the data inputs, we use a combination of primary and secondary research, supported by end-user surveys and technology availability analysis. It is a similar process that we use in many of our custom research projects.

Our team interviews hundreds of ecosystem participants each quarter, holding detailed discussions on topics such as sales pipelines, deal flow, channel adoption, partner share, R&D and future outlook, and many more.We also add inputs from secondary research and end-user surveys.

Using this data allows us to develop market segmentation models, by vertical application use case, that provide our clients a deep understanding of what’s really going on in IoT.

Market Size/Share/Forecast and Vertical Segmentation

To determine market size and share and to forecast future growth, the team at James Brehm & Associates has developed a very detailed market tracker.

To gather the data inputs, we use a combination of primary and secondary research, supported by end-user surveys and technology availability analysis. It is a similar process that we use in many of our custom research projects.

Our team interviews hundreds of ecosystem participants each quarter, holding detailed discussions on topics such as sales pipelines, deal flow, channel adoption, partner share, R&D and future outlook, and many more. We also add
inputs from secondary research and end-user surveys.

Secondary information is regularly gleaned from public disclosures from reported financials & SEC filings for public companies, Investor Relations / Analyst Relations discussions, news releases, RSS feeds, LinkedIn and other social media groups, conference / trade show presentations and statements, patent filings, and other sources.

James Brehm & Associates conducts regular end-user analysis. To gather the data, we have our own database as well as partnerships with several conferences and industry organizations to supplement our contacts.

Using this data allows us to develop market segmentation models, by vertical application (or usecases), that provide our clients a deep understanding of what’s really going on in IoT.

Market size can be given in volume or value (number of devices/products/services sold or value of products). Market share is the proportion (usually percent) of the total market held by each participating company in the space and can be used over time to show trajectory of the market and of each company.

Consulting & Strategy Acceleration

As specialists in IoT, we understand the networks, platforms, and systems driving IoT. We explore the competitive ecosystem, customer behaviors, network technologies, platforms and systems. By doing so, we gather better data, achieve richer and more accurate insight, provide deeper analysis and drives operational performance. With years of industry experience, our clients trust us to provide practical, actionable advice.

Consulting, Workshops, and Strategy Acceleration

As specialists in IoT, we understand the networks, platforms, and systems driving IoT. We explore the competitive ecosystem, customer behaviors, network technologies, platforms and systems. By doing so, we gather better data, achieve richer and more accurate insight, provide deeper analysis and drives operational performance. With years of industry experience, our clients trust us to provide practical, actionable advice.

We work in one of the most complex industries in the world. As specialists in IoT, we understand the networks, platforms, and systems driving IoT. We explore the competitive ecosystem, customer behaviors, network technologies, platforms and systems. By doing so, we gather better data, achieve richer and more accurate insight, provide deeper analysis and drives operational performance. With years of industry experience, our clients trust us to provide practical, actionable advice.

Our team of experienced consultants offers a full portfolio of business strategy advisory services to assist technology firms, enterprises, municipalities, and financial services organizations gain market clarity, identify market opportunities, and create technology strategies that deliver competitive advantages across the complex ecosystem.

We begin with a workshop that helps define IoT, explain the IoT value chain, point out members of the IoT stack and where they add value, discuss the current state of the market, describe the greatest challenges in IoT today, highlight how IoT is being deployed, showcase successful use cases as well as point out examples of what not to do.

To fulfill client-defined custom research projects, we use a combination of primary and secondary research, supported by end-user surveys. Secondary information is regularly gleaned from public disclosures from reported financials & SEC filings for public companies, Investor Relations / Analyst Relations discussions, news releases, RSS feeds, LinkedIn and other social media groups, conference / trade show presentations and statements, patent filings, and other sources.

James Brehm & Associates conducts regular end-user analysis. To gather the data, we have our own database as well as partnerships with several conferences and industry organizations to supplement our contacts.

Following the collection process we begin refining and vectoring data -mashing up data received during the interview process with information gathered from public filings and other publicly available sources. We’ve found that this approach yields outputs with the highest quality and least likelihood of being incorrect.

Using this data allows us to develop market segmentation models, by vertical application (or use cases), that provide our clients a deep understanding of what’s really going on in IoT.

While most companies have a defined strategy, oftentimes these strategies stall or fail to meet the desired results. Why? Several reasons – far too many than we can list here. Our Strategy Consulting team supports many of the leading firms in the communications and digital sector. We offer a full portfolio of business strategy advisory services for corporate teams and individual business units.

During a strategy session our team facilitates half-day, full day, or multi-day intensive working sessions with a client on a of the client’s choice. Logistics and objectives are set several weeks prior to the session, giving both teams ample time to conduct necessary research or prepare any necessary materials.

Because we have an independent, objective, third-party view of the market, James Brehm & Associates Strategy Acceleration services help customers look past blind-spots and overcome these obstacles. It’s this clarity that can help customers create focus and alignment throughout an organization and help teams commit to clear, impactful, and measurable goals, improving organizational productivity.

Messaging and Go-to-market

Technology companies are under pressure to grow business and drive revenue. And effective marketing is the single most important factor for market adoption. While many think marketing is just about creating an effective narrative, it also includes the research, promotion, channel selection, and distribution of your products and/or services.

The team at James Brehm & Associates believes multi-channel marketing is changing the way many businesses approach their marketing and messaging efforts, with high-quality content being the key to growth and market differentiation. Our team works with companies to put together effective multi-channel marketing solutions that include white papers, case studies, pod casts, and webinars – all used to engage,inform, and educate customers about topics with some degree of complexity.

Product, Partnership and Ecosystem Development

Developing a new product, entering meaningful partnerships, or creating a navigable ecosystem can be a massive undertaking that requires careful planning, research, and functional market knowledge.

Product development in IoT is fraught with challenges including choosing the right hardware providers, selecting the right software platform, connectivity management, pricing, security, and device management options – just to name a few.

Having a functional understanding of the IoT market and comprehensive view of the competitive landscape, the team from James Brehm & Associates can help you create an actionable product development roadmap to pursue new market opportunities, meet changing customer demands, maintain a competitive edge, integrate innovative technologies, and/or enhance brand reputation.

We can craft concrete and customized product, partnership, and ecosystem strategies, tailored to each client’s target markets and priority challenges and help decide how, where, and with whom to partner to solve critical business and global development challenges. And it’s these relationships that help a successful IoT go to market strategy launch get off the ground.

Developing a new product, entering meaningful partnerships, or creating a navigable ecosystem can be a massive undertaking that requires careful planning, research, and functional market knowledge.

Product development in IoT is fraught with challenges including choosing the right hardware providers, selecting the right software platform, connectivity management, pricing, security, and device management options – just to name a few.

While partnership creation can be even more complex, as vendors are moving beyond single-capability roles to play across some or all parts of the value chain and are increasingly using partners to extend owned capabilities across marketing, sales, delivery, and customer success and support.

And developing an ecosystem can be an even more complex multidimensional task; involving seemingly independent but connected activities and processes with multiple stakeholders with varying ideas and agendas (both obvious and hidden).

Having a functional understanding of the IoT market and comprehensive view of the competitive landscape, the team from James Brehm & Associates can help you create an actionable product development roadmap to pursue new market opportunities, meet changing customer demands, maintain a competitive edge, integrate innovative technologies, and/or enhance brand reputation.

We can craft concrete and customized partnership strategies, tailored to each client’s target markets and priority challenges and help decide how, where, and with whom to partner to solve critical business and global development challenges. And it’s these relationships that help a successful IoT go to market strategy launch get off the ground.

Additionally, an ecosystem development framework can be used to help communicate and prioritize development suggestions. From defining objectives, to prioritizing them and measuring their impacts and potential side effects, our deep industry knowledge provides the foundation to understand the relationships between different market participants and avoid unintended side effects.

When an organization needs an innovative product, partnership, or ecosystem strategy, they call on James Brehm & Associates.

M&A and Diligence

Few events unleash as much opportunity to create value as a well-conceived—and well-executed—transaction. We advise clients during the fundraising process, introduce clients to early stage investors, private equity firms, investment banks, and strategic investors/acquirers, and we partner with clients to maximize the success of their M&A activity.

Additionally any M&A transaction, no matter the size or structure, can have a significant impact on the acquiring company. Given the potential risks inherent in any acquisition or divestiture, a proper due diligence process, when successfully implemented, can protect the acquirer and lead to an easier integration process for all.

Because of our knowledge of the IoT space, selecting James Brehm & Associates to assist with a structured diligence process can lead to a much better assessment of the risks and potential benefits of a transaction, limit surprises during the process, enable the renegotiation of pricing and other key terms, and reduce the friction of integration.

Assessments, Analysis, and Benchmarking

While the hype on the Internet of Things (IoT) is at its peak; the reality is that most companies today are still in learning mode. Research findings from James Brehm & Associates show that while most enterprises are working on IoT, greater than 75% of projects are viewed as failures. This means enterprises are looking for help and clarity, now more than ever before. Through our IoT Readiness Assessment, we assist enterprises in understanding IoT, look inward to measure their preparedness, and get ready for the digital transformation.

While the hype on the Internet of Things (IoT) is at its peak; the reality is that most companies today are still in learning mode. Research findings from James Brehm & Associates show that while most enterprises are working on IoT, greater than 75% of projects are viewed as failures. This means enterprises are looking for help and clarity, now more than ever before.

Through our IoT Readiness Assessment, we assist enterprises in understanding IoT, look inward to measure their preparedness, and get ready for the digital transformation.

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Our ESG assessment helps enterprise and municipality decision-makers develop organizational-specific ESG strategies, prepare ESG reports and disclosures, and identify and manage ESG issues.

Benchmarking provides critical baseline measurements to help guide an organization toward its target objectives.
Benchmarking things like gross sales, net adds, churn, ARPU, growth rates, budget and head count against competitors does more than assess organizational maturity, it helps management optimize costs to align resource allocation to strategic priorities and understand where to invest.

Benchmarking services from James Brehm & Associates provides companies with a third-party objective view of how they are doing versus others in the industry and provides insight on strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and performance gaps.

While benchmark figures set critical standard marks, they don’t in and of themselves reveal best industry practices. Our consulting service helps companies understand the underlying processes employed by others to achieve their success and identify room for improvement.

We begin with a workshop that helps define IoT, explain the IoT value chain, point out members of the IoT stack and where they add value, discuss the current state of the market, describe the greatest challenges in IoT today, highlight how IoT is being deployed, showcase successful use cases as well as point out examples of what not to do. Finally, the session will feature the basics on conducting a readiness assessment, ESG assessment, and benchmarking analysis followed by Q&A.

Benchmarking & Assessments

While the hype on the Internet of Things (IoT) is at its peak; the reality is that most companies today are still in learning mode. Research findings from James Brehm & Associates show that while most enterprises are working on IoT, greater than 75% of projects are viewed as failures.

This means enterprises are looking for help and clarity, now more than ever before. Through our IoT Benchmarking and Assessment services, we assist vendors understand their position in the market and assist enterprises in understanding IoT, measure their preparedness, and prepare for digital transformation.

M&A and Diligence

Few events unleash as much opportunity to create value as a well-conceived—and well-executed—transaction. We advise clients during the fundraising process, introduce clients to early stage investors, private equity firms, investment banks, and strategic investors/acquirers, and we partner with clients to maximize the success of their M&A activity.

Any M&A transaction, no matter the size or structure, can have a significant impact on the acquiring company. Given the potential risks inherent in any acquisition or divestiture, a proper due diligence process, when successfully implemented, can protect the acquirer and lead to an easier integration process for all.

Due diligence can be performed in different ways—e.g., by internal teams, external advisors, specialists, experienced industry executives or, as is often the case, by a combination of the above, leveraging the buyer’s knowledge with the deep transaction experience of M&A and industry professionals. Many companies approach diligence as a high-level analysis limited to a search for “red flags,” deal killers or fatal flaws. While that may be an appropriate starting point based on time and cost, a comprehensive approach includes more detailed analysis of the target’s information, industry, and economic outlook.

Because of our knowledge of the IoT space, selecting James Brehm & Associates to assist with a structured diligence process can lead to a much better assessment of the risks and potential benefits of a transaction, limit surprises during the process, enable the renegotiation of pricing and other key terms, and reduce the friction of integration.

Ecosystem Development

Developing a new product, entering meaningful partnerships, or creating a navigable ecosystem can be a
massive undertaking that requires careful planning, research, and functional market knowledge.

Having a functional understanding of the IoT market and comprehensive view of the competitive landscape, the team from James Brehm & Associates can help you create an actionable product development roadmap to pursue new market opportunities, meet changing customer demands, maintain a competitive edge, integrate innovative technologies, and/or enhance brand reputation.

We can craft concrete and customized product, partnership, and ecosystem strategies, tailored to each client’s target markets and priority challenges and help decide how, where, and with whom to partner to solve critical business and global development challenges. And it’s these relationships that help a successful IoT go to market strategy launch get off the ground.

Marketing, Messaging, and Go-to-market

Technology leaders and startups alike are under pressure to grow business and drive revenue. And effective marketing is the single most important factor for market adoption leading to business. While many think marketing means creating an effective narrative and campaign, it also includes the research, promotion, channel selection, and distribution of your products and/or services.

The team at James Brehm & Associates believes multi-channel marketing is changing the way many businesses approach their marketing and messaging efforts, with high-quality content being the key to growth and market differentiation. Our team works with companies to put together effective multi-channel marketing solutions that include white papers, case studies, pod casts, and webinars –  all used to engage, inform, and educate customers about topics with some degree of complexity.

Technology leaders and startups alike are under pressure to grow business and drive revenue. And effective marketing is the single most important factor for market adoption leading to business. While many think marketing means creating an effective narrative and campaign, it also includes the research, promotion, channel selection, and distribution of your products and/or services.

The team at James Brehm & Associates believes multi-channel marketing is changing the way many businesses approach their marketing and messaging efforts, with high-quality content being the key to growth and market differentiation. While an organization’s content can take many forms — including webinars, pod casts, blog posts, articles, white papers and webinars — they all have one thing in common: engaging the customer through effective storytelling. And the focus on customer engagement has made webinars a go-to tactic for doing just that.

The Content Marketing Institute shows that marketers consistently rate webinar marketing as one of the most frequently used strategies and is in the top five for being most effective. That’s because webinars are extremely effective at building brand awareness and are used for communicating with audience members at different stages of the buying/customer lifecycle process. They are also cost-effective and help build relationships with audience members.

Our team works with companies to put together effective multi-channel marketing solutions that include white papers, case studies, pod casts, and webinars – all used to engage, inform, and educate customers about topics with some degree of complexity.

Every company involved in offering IoT solutions is different in their makeup and approach. By having market awareness combined with the right partnerships, organizations can drive a successful IoT go-to-market strategy. Our team understands this, because we educate ourselves everyday to ensure we know how the successful companies are winning opportunities, and the valued lessons, when they don’t win an opportunity.

James Brehm & Associates can deliver a defensible and proven execution-focused IoT go-to-market plan that will drive business.

Whitepapers, Webinars, and Speaker Services

Our team works with our clients to develop and deliver whitepapers, webinars, and podcasts that cab be used as custom marketing collateral.

This collateral is designed to educate and inform potential customers of market challenges, potential solutions to those challenges, and the return on investment of implementing a solution.

White Papers

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    James Brehm

    Founder & Chief Technology Evangelist

    An independent advisor and technology evangelist, James Brehm is one of the leading voices on the state of the IoT and M2M market. Leveraging experience gained in a decade long career as an industry analyst after holding multiple marketing and customer facing roles with leading technology companies, Brehm launched James Brehm & Associates in 2013 to serve the very specific needs of his customers – pragmatic, actionable advice and metrics grounded in reality.

    Over the past decade, he has spoken to various groups on topics including wireless services, mobile marketing and advertising, mobile content, VoIP, activation and provisioning, service creation, mobile apps, premium messaging, wireless security, fixed-mobile convergence, mobile broadband (LTE and WiMAX), the telecom regulatory environment and vertical market deployment of web-enabled services.

    From 2011 to 2014, Brehm served as practice leader, strategist and senior consultant for Compass Intelligence. Prior to joining Compass Intelligence, Brehm spent nine years in multiple roles at Growth Consulting firm Frost & Sullivan. Prior to joining Frost & Sullivan, Brehm worked in marketing, sales management, and business development at Rackspace Managed Hosting and Interland (now Web.com), two of the largest pure play web hosting companies in the U.S. His responsibilities included researching the competitive landscape of the market, developing new product offerings, assessing emerging markets, improving the overall value chain for Global 1000 clients, due diligence, and acquisition analysis.

    Carl Ford

    Community Developer and Strategist

    For the last 10 years, Carl’s focus has been on the Internet of Things (IoT) in vertical markets and the requirements for connectivity. Carl is all about connections. Connecting people, networks and, of course, things. Carl has been a community developer for the IoT for ten years, acting as an evangelist and advisor while producing IoT Evolution.Before IoT Evolution, Carl worked for Jeff Pulver in various roles in the production of Voice on the Net (VON). Prior to that, Carl worked as a Product Manager on Enterprise Data Management and fiber system services for Verizon and Service Provider Softswitch solutions at iconnectiv. Carl has also worked on ETSI standards home of 3GPP documentation.As the community developer for James Brehm & Associates, Carl’s role is to reach out to IoT industry leaders and produce and moderate the idIoTs podcast which you can access by clicking HERE or HERE.

    Sara Brown

    Vice President of Marketing and Chief Brand Maker

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    Chief IoT Architect

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    Dandy Fabian

    LPWAN Specialist

    Dandy Fabian is an LPWAN Specialist with extensive experience in designing and optimizing low-power, wide-area networks (LPWAN) for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. Throughout his career, Dandy has been at the forefront of deploying LPWAN technologies, such as LoRaWAN, to create scalable and efficient IoT solutions that cater to a wide range of industries.

    In Just 4 years Dandy quickly advanced from a Field Application Engineer to an IoT Solution Architect. In these roles, he was instrumental in planning, deploying, and managing IoT networks that support thousands of connected devices, ensuring robust connectivity and data integrity while maintaining low power consumption. His work has spanned across multiple sectors, including smart cities, agriculture, industrial IoT, and environmental monitoring, where he has developed innovative solutions that leverage the advantages of LPWAN technologies.

    Yasmine Alexa Rojas

    Market Analyst and Researcher

    As Research Specialist, Yasmine uses her background in statistics to provide and gather insightful data in order to analyze industry trends. Her work at James Brehm & Associates enables her to work closely with clients in order to generate deliverable projects and information.

    Yasmine graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2017 with a major in Statistics and a certification in Business Analytics. Prior to her work at James Brehm & Associates, Yasmine gained experience from working at the Statistical Consulting Center at UTSA and in logistics as a bookkeeper.

    Angie Cronin

    Project Manager and Research Analyst

    Angie Cronin is project manager and market research analyst with James Brehm & Associates. In her second tour of duty working for James Brehm, Angie has a diverse background, including working in academia, sales, non-profit, and local government. The skills she gained through academic research and her real-world work experience with diverse populations allow her to approach questions with a holistic view to find answers specific to the needs of an organization.

    Angie holds a Master of Arts degree in Intercultural & International Communication and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication in Technical Writing from the University of Texas – San Antonio.

    Angie and her husband Kevin live in San Antonio with their two dogs, Mabel and Pecan. With both her kids having flown the coop, she spends her time volunteering in her local community, cheering for the Texas A&M tennis team, and trying new restaurants. Perhaps her greatest regret is that she never learned to properly play the oboe.

    Todd Day

    Strategic Consultant

    Todd Day is Strategic Consultant and Head of IoT Business Intelligence and Analytics for James Brehm & Associates. Day combines his education in business administration and finance with his experience in cryptology, network engineering, consulting, and market research to provide clients with industry-specific research, strategic guidance and solution development.

    Prior to joining the James Brehm & Associates team, Day spent 14 years as Program Manager, Analyst, and Consultant at Frost & Sullivan, where he managed complex projects for some of the biggest names in telecom and IT.

    Prior to joining Frost & Sullivan, Day honed his skills as a Network Engineer for a regional MSO and as a Cryptologic Technician for the U.S. Navy. Day has worked in most aspects of the telecommunication industry and has been key in numerous integration and automation projects, including selection and integration of equipment in signaling and transport, least cost routing models and implementation, product development, testing, and new product deployments.

    Scott Williamson

    Technology Leader

    Scott Williamson is a seasoned executive with a track record of innovation and leadership in the technology sector, particularly in the Internet of Things (IoT) and utility industries. As the former CEO of Capstone Metering, he was instrumental in patenting groundbreaking technologies that have revolutionized the utility sector. Under his stewardship, the company developed hardware and enterprise-level cloud software solutions that set new standards in efficiency and reliability.

    Prior to his role at Capstone Metering, Scott focused on developing and commercializing innovative go-to-market and technology strategies and providing IoT / M2M hardware, software, and consultative solutions for the Department of Defense, Scientific Atlanta, EDS, and others for over 15 years. His responsibilities included business development, market research, product innovation and network development and deployment where his expertise in this area not only drove revenue growth but also positioned those companies at the forefront of technological advancements. His strategic vision is complemented by his ability to execute, evident from his successful initiatives in developing new product offerings and entering emerging markets. Williamson’s comprehensive understanding of the technology landscape has made him a sought-after advisor and strategist, helping companies navigate the complexities of the rapidly evolving IoT ecosystem.