10 key Highlights From Mary Meeker’s 2016 Internet Trend Report
The 2016 edition of Mary Meeker’s annual Internet Trends report covers today’s Internet growth and an in-depth look at the following:
Global Internet users have surpassed 3B; India has supplanted the US as the world’s second-largest Internet market.
Internet user growth remains consistent (led by acceleration in India), while smartphone user and shipment growth have slowed.
In the face of a slowing global economy, key macro growth drivers from the past 2 decades are less certain.
Internet advertising (particularly via mobile) continues to grow, but so does ad-blocking, pushing the envelope on development of more innovative ad formats.
New online-first brands have rapidly grown in popularity for the millennial generation with their focus on omni-channel and personalized distribution strategies.
In communication, video and images shared are growing as a means of storytelling; creators, consumers, and advertisers are taking part.
Messaging has evolved from simple, expressive conversation to business-focused use cases, with Asian platforms often leading the way.
More efficient and often more convenient than typing, voice-based interfaces are ramping quickly and creating a new paradigm for human-computer interaction.
Transportation is being re-imagined, as the rise of car computerization, autonomous driving, and sharing transform our understanding of mobility.
Looking to China, Internet leadership continues, as the country boasts global innovation powerhouses in e-commerce, messaging, travel, financial services, and on-demand transportation.
The proliferation of data generated by a multitude of devices has fostered tremendous business opportunity, but privacy concerns abound.
In 2017, a mere 65 AI startups in healthcare were recorded. Fast forward five years…
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