ResearchAndMarkets.com has added a new report on the global asset tracking market covering 2026 through 2030. The study reviews infrastructure, software, services, connectivity, mobility, location methods and industry use cases, and provides revenue and deployment-unit forecasts at global, regional and country levels. It argues that asset tracking is becoming more central to enterprise operations as cheaper connectivity, smaller hardware, Machine-to-Machine communications and IoT (networks of connected devices) widen adoption beyond high-value equipment and large fleets. The report highlights growth opportunities in video telematics, cellular IoT, Low-Power Wide-Area Networks, satellite connectivity and RFID (radio-based identification), while also assessing AI, machine learning, blockchain, advanced analytics, cloud and edge computing. It says demand is expanding in both fleet markets and non-fleet applications such as tools, equipment, supplies, smart buildings and workplaces, even when asset accounting value is low but operational importance is high. The research also points to constraints including limited connectivity for some asset classes and uncertainty over return on investment, while saying lower communications costs, broader IoT coverage and smaller device form factors are reducing adoption barriers.