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Beaujard joins Semtech from Sierra Wireless, to become senior director LoRa Alliance
Olivier Beaujard has left Sierra Wireless for a new position in the Internet of Things at Semtech.
Read moreThe Internet of Energy has much to gain from embedded SIM, says Beecham Research
New embedded SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) technology could play a major role in accelerating the development and adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) applications in the energy sector such as smart metering, demand response,
Read moreESMIG, GSMA and SIMalliance want embedded SIM spec adopted by utilities to boost internet of energy
The GSMA, with partners SIMalliance and ESMIG, have published a new report written by analyst house Beecham Research highlighting the importance of the GSMA Embedded SIM Specification and eUICC to the future of the utilities sector.
Read moreLighting up future utility models
The concept of prepaid service has long been recognised as a major driver in the explosive growth of mobile communications. With the rising costs of utility services, and the deployment of those services increasing across developing countries, and the availability of smart meters and smart grid infrastructure, Alun Lewis asks how long it will be until pre-paid models
Read moreEuropean Smart Metering Industry Group welcomes Apator as its latest member company
Brussels, Belgium, March 26, 2014 – The European Smart Metering Industry Group (ESMIG) has announced that Apator has become the thirtieth member company of the group.
Read moreESMIG: smart metering privacy and security concerns addressed at European Utility Week
Brussels, Belgium – A key presentation was made last Thursday at European Utility Week 2013 by Thomas Weisshaupt, Chairman of the ESMIG* security and privacy working group, who gave the conference an overview of the latest developments in privacy and security in relation to the deployment of smart metering systems across Europe.
Read moreIndustry group gives cautious welcome to smart metering report
The European Smart Metering Industry Group (ESMIG), representing leading companies in the area of smart metering, welcomed the European Commission’s communication on smart grids, but says that efforts in the area of smart grids have to be expedited if the EU is going to meet its 20-20-20 goals.
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