M2M: Get connected, stay connected

M2M Now talks to Wyless’s Steve Boyd, Director of Network Services and Art Nava, Technical Services Director about their M2M strategy and tactics.

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Do energy displays work? Insights into customer response and behaviour…

In 2006 Simon Anderson and I launched GEO, the business vision was simple – to ‘make energy visible’ to consumers.

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Carrier expertise, Tier-One connections and tools deployed by new M2M service provider

Datatrade was only established in December 2011, yet it already offers machine-to-machine (M2M) application developers and users connectivity solutions that address the challenges of cross-border and international applications.

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M2M and MIM management: An Insider’s View

There are billions of devices needing authentication in the world today ranging from cell phones to household appliances to laptops to ID badges and beyond.

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Using M2M to go ‘green’ makes business sense

There is continual discussion on how we can be more ‘green’ to better use resources and protect the environment.

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Secure M2M technology for a healthier and safer life

Machine-to-machine (M2M) technology has the potential to transform healthcare and create a continuum of care, despite limited resources.

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Telenor Connexion – taking a life-cycle approach to M2M

Telenor Connexion expands into a wider service offering to fully support the customer product life-cycle and ensure future flexibility. Here, Robert Brunbäck describes how Telenor Group’s connected service enabler, is changing to meet new M2M and telematics market needs.

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Realising the potential of a Connected Society – the new frontier for M2M

Every day in publications such as M2M Now, we can read of new, exciting and useful M2M services emerging within the vertical segments.

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The ‘Inside Out’ Play

It was 1995 and in a garage in Seattle, three guys were about to launch their website and start taking orders for books. They ran the site on three Sun servers and they rigged up one of the servers to play a bell sound every time an order was placed. Within a few weeks the

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