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Vodafone stays on top in Machina Research’s 2013 M2M CSP Benchmarking Study
Reading, UK. April 4, 2013 – Machina Research today announced the results of its annual M2M Communications Service Provider Benchmarking Study. For the second year running, Vodafone was crowned the CSP best placed to take advantage of the global M2M opportunity.
Read moreVodafone and Towers Watson launch telematics usage-based insurance service as first customer signs up
Vodafone and Towers Watson, the global professional services company, are moving forward with a strategic alliance to fast-track the development and introduction of telematics usage-based insurance offerings for motor insurance companies operating outside of North America
Read moreWhat does a 'connected city' look like?
Erik Brenneis, head of M2M for Vodafone Group Services, discusses the technology behind a connected city and a digital life for consumers.
Read moreVodafone launches MachineLink 3G with NetComm Wireless and inks new deal with ThyssenKrupp
Mobile World Congress, Barcelona, Spain. February 26, 2013: A new M2M terminal, The Vodafone MachineLink 3G, has been officially launched by the giant mobile network operator. Vodafone has also announced the sale of 50,000 M2M cards to ThyssenKrupp.
Read moreDigi adds mobile subscription management capabilities to iDigi Device Cloud
Digi International‘s newly announced incorporation of carrier subscription management capabilities into the iDigi® Device Cloud™ means that organisations can now create M2M applications, manage remote devices and oversee wireless subscriptions from one interface.
Read moreTapit raises AUS$2.3m Series A to expand its NFC ecosystem globally
Sydney, Australia. December 20, 2012 – Near Field Communications (NFC) pioneer, Tapit Media Pty Ltd, has completed a AUS$2.3 million (EUR1.8 million) Series A round of investment led by MPC Ventures Pty Ltd
Read moreVodafone reports losses for H1 2012, but group sees 'strong growth' in M2M revenues
Newbury, Berkshire, UK. November 13, 2012 — Vodafone has announced a loss of £1,886 million (€2,358 million) for the six months ended 30 September, 2012, as total revenues fell 7.4% on H1, 2011. But the CEO reported that M2M revenues continued to show ‘strong’ growth.
Read moreVodafone and CorFire launch new m-wallet services, Gemalto to manage Voda's global NFC m-payments
Atlanta, Georgia, USA (BUSINESS WIRE) — CorFire™, the mobile commerce business of SK C&C USA, is providing mobile wallet capabilities to Vodafone Group, enabling Vodafone’s customers to use their smartphones to conduct a number of transactions,
Read moreVodafone to unveil new M2M innovations at Metering, Billing/ CRM Europe 2012
Vodafone has announced that it will unveil a number of new M2M technologies for smart meters and smart homes at Metering, Billing/ CRM Europe 2012 from 9-11 October in Amsterdam.
Read moreSet M2M free: Keeping pace with opportunity in the healthcare sector
(BLOG:) The health sector has been evolving for thousands of years, as new clinical findings have come to the forefront. Today, says Erik Brenneis, head of Vodafone M2M, it continues to evolve, but as well as keeping in line with new medical discoveries it also leads the way in the adoption of cutting edge technologies.
Read moreConnected bins reduce Netherlands council’s carbon footprint by a fifth
An initiative enabled by Vodafone is helping local authorities in the Netherlands to reduce their CO2 emissions by almost a fifth, while improving services and cutting refuse collection costs.
Read moreIBM and Vodafone advance smarter home initiative
IBM and Vodafone announced a collaboration to combine mobile communications and cloud computing for the remote management of ‘smart home’ appliances.
Read moreZenith Hygiene Group cuts CO2 emissions by 28%
Zenith Hygiene Group has cut its CO2 emissions by almost 600 tonnes a year with the use of TomTom’s fleet management technology.
Read moreO2 UK's major network outage is put down to HLR systems failure – Were you affected?
UK. July 17, 2012 — A serious failure in the O2 UK mobile network last week is being ascribed to a failure of a Home Location Register (HLR) software system. As reported on our sister site, VanillaPlus.com, the wholly-owned Telefonica subsidiary, which trades in the UK under the O2 brand, lost service to a large
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