Case Study

London, UK. March 5, 2014 (IN PROFILE) — “What did I notice in Barcelona? Well, for one thing,” says Jim Dunlap, “everyone seemed to have a take on M2M.” That probably suited Cycle30’s president just fine. After all, he has just restructured his whole company around two business streams, Telco/Cable and machine-to-machine (M2M) services.

(Construction Case Study): Serving a variety of sectors, JS Wright & Co employs 120 staff and runs multiple projects simultaneously. Like many firms in the building services and construction industry, one particular challenging is verifying the hours worked by individuals on site.

(CASE STUDY:) January 3, 2013 — Mobile connectivity is enabling utilities to more effectively manage the supply and demand of consumers’ energy and water use. A good example of this is EDP’s Smart City Project in Portugal, Évora InovCity

From fully automatic self-cleaning toilets to night-based pop-up urinals, Healthmatic and its data collection division H2evidence are providing ‘smart loo’ services which rely on M2M connectivity to remotely monitor and manage the facilities’ performances.

Vodafone foresees ‘trillions’ of connected devices and has provided machine-to-machine connectivity for its customers around the world