This lens details the penetration of the key individual products and services offered by each company, delving into their overall footprint as well as how well they do or don’t overlap in market acceptance.
Users value ecosystems by how well the parts integrate, and express that value in how many of the parts they actively use. The largest technology companies, from Apple to Google, and Microsoft to Amazon, are seeking to build and cultivate a coordinated experience that will attract and retain customers. This TUP lens measures their progress and profiles which segments and their depth of displayed commitment to the ecosystem.
Summary of subjects covered in the Technology Ecosystems lens tables
| Subjects | Examples of TUP Questions Answered |
|---|---|
| Key Device Metrics | Key devices used, such as any Smartphone, any Desktop, any Game Consoles, and others |
| Devices | Number of Devices by Operating System |
| Device #1-#4 | Device brand, sub-brand, acquisition date, and other details |
Links to Technology Ecosystems lens tables
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Recent findings from the TUP Technology Ecosystems lens
- Profile of American wireless item tracker users
- Sustained interest in smartwatches, although generations differ
- An Apple or Android future – the generations speak
- AI’s adoption easier path among American Apple and ASUS work computer users
- iPhone and Android switchers swayed by privacy, learning, and AI attitudes
- The iPhone and Android smartphone switchers, holders, and refreshers
- The shock undermining monoculture or ecosystem dominance
- Apple’s consistently youthful multi-product customers
- Gen Z and millennials continue to lead voice assistant adoption
- The widening generational divide in Apple computer usage
- Apple’s wavering global reach among youth
- Young adults strongly prefer Apple computers globally
- Apple deepens its loyalty in Germany and the UK
- In most countries, younger adults boost any Apple iPhone market expansion
- Three-fourths of American Gen Z adults use an Apple device, up from two-thirds, while the UK has the reverse trend
- Apple’s younger multi-product customers
- Gen Z and millennial voices are heard, by assistants
- The generational divide in Apple computer usage
- Young Americans fully embrace MacBooks for the first time
- Apple’s uneven global reach among youth
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This content is for subscribers only. For more information about TUP and its research results for insights professionals with technology companies, please visit MetaFacts or contact us.