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Top M2M Trends and Considerations

Aeris, lowering the M2M barriers

JDSU Mobility – take control of the Mobile App explosion.

(VIDEO INTERVIEW): Oozi Cats, CEO of Telit Wireless Solutions, and Jeremy Cowan, editor of M2M Now, discuss the future direction of the M2M market.

As connected devices become rapidly and increasingly more prevalent across all aspects of our lives, we look at the increasing complexity around networking these embedded systems.

Real-time access to all instances of the connected life from a single screen? Such possibilities will become subscriber realities.

Jeremy Cowan has a tour of the technologies we will all be living with in the very near future, from transport and mEducation to consumer goods and the eWallet

Marcus Berglund of Ericsson looks at why it is vital for manufacturers to make critical investments, now, in the technology powering the connected car.

Jim Dunlap, President of Cycle30, considers what CSPs need to do to expedite time to market and stay competitive in the hyper-connected world.

Erik Brenneis, head of M2M for Vodafone Group Services, discusses the technology behind a connected city and a digital life for consumers.

Our editor, Jeremy Cowan, looks at the key trends, future forecasts and changing nature of the M2M players emerging from Mobile World Congress this year.

Robert Brunbäck, head of product and market strategy at Telenor Group, considers the importance of a ‘lifecycle view’ to an enterprise’s communications technology.

Wyless consider the importance of the right strategic partners and give their insight into building the a successful mobile connectivity platform.

ILS look at how the connectivity, affordability and awareness stories around M2M have changed over the last year and whether the vertical or the horizontal approach answers the needs of an enterprise quicker.

Video interview with Inmarsat’s M2M expert, Chuck Moseley, recorded live at CTIA in October 2012.

Cinterion discuss the inherent challenges with successfully protecting the massive amount of data that M2M solutions are increasingly mobilising and utilising. They also look at the prominent role of Java as a development platform