1. Articles in category: M2M

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    1. 3GPP eco-system, a major plus for road traffic

      Explore Wireless Week (Oct 31 2012) M2M

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    2. City of Chicago CTO, Wireless Industry Thought Leaders to Headline 'Enterprise Thursday'... -- SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --

      Explore PR Newswire (Oct 17 2012) 4G , 4G World , Applications , LTE , M2M , Mobile Enterprise , Unified Communications , Wi-Fi

      City of Chicago CTO, Wireless Industry Thought Leaders to Headline 'Enterprise Thursday' at 4G World Conference and Expo. Enterprise technology vendors and mobile operators will examine the mobile enterprise.

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      Mentions:   InformationWeek   4G World

    3. M2M wireless network services market driven by technological advancements

      Explore OfficialWire (Sep 20 2012) M2M , M2M

      The machine to machine (M2M) wireless network services market has been forecast to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 29.4% over the five year period of 2011-2015.

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      Mentions:   London

    4. Malaysia's P1 takes the 4G TD-LTE lead in Southeast Asia

      Explore Computerworld Singapore (Sep 9 2012) 4G , LTE , M2M , Mobile Broadband

      PHOTO - Michael Lai, CEO of P1. Malaysia's Packet One Networks (P1) has been appointed to the Global TD-LTE Initiative (GTI) steering committee, which is the decision-making board for the 4G TD-LTE technology global movement.

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    5. Adding Links to the 4G Value Chain

      Explore (Aug 13 2012) 4G , 4G Device , Applications , Connected Car , LTE , M2M , Mobile Broadband , Mobile Enterprise , Mobile Health

      It’s all-IP, can deliver greater data rates at a lower ‘cost per bit’, is easier to manage, provides flexible architectural possibilities to cover even the most challenging of geographies and markets and is driving a continuous stream of more powerful and efficient devices.  How could the value proposition for mobile network operators to deploy 4G technology be any more compelling?

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    6. AT&T, Verizon Says 2G Here to Stay

      Explore Billing and OSS World (Jun 15 2012) M2M

      Not everyone was buying the promise from a group of carriers supporting M2M services that their 2G networks will be there for as long as customers need them. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE   Rogers Wireless

    7. HTC EVO 4G LTE: Sprint Bets Future On it

      Explore (Apr 10 2012) 4G , 4G Device , LTE , M2M , Mobile Broadband , Smartphones

      Sprint badly needs to accomplish two goals: sign up new customers, and keep the customers it already has. The first part of Sprint's one-two punch strategy to accomplish these goals went into effect in October, when it began offering Apple's iPhone for the first time. On Wednesday, Sprint wound up the second punch, which it will deliver by the end of June: the HTC EVO 4G LTE smartphone.

      The EVO 4G LTE will be one of the first devices offered by Sprint that's capable of accessing its forthcoming LTE network. Sprint has promised it will launch LTE in six markets by mid-year, and the EVO 4G LTE's availability will likely coincide with the network's arrival. AdTech Ad

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      Mentions:   LTE   InformationWeek

    8. Wi-Fi Getting Bigger Exposure in Small Cells

      Explore (Mar 7 2012) 4G , LTE , M2M , Wi-Fi

      Equipment Vendors Investing to Capitalize on Benefits of 802.11

      Recent announcements by Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco and Ericsson all point to a renewed interest in the potential of Wi-Fi as a critical technology for 4G wireless networks.  Wi-Fi, once viewed as a solution only enterprises, hot spots or digital cities could embrace with any sort of passion, is quickly becoming a darling technology of not only operators but also “carrier-grade” infrastructure vendors. 

      Initially shunned by operators as unwieldy to manage, insecure and generally unreliable, Wi-Fi is emerging today as a clearly viable contender for 4G access.  Almost all smartphones and tablets currently being shipped support Wi-Fi access for high speed wireless broadband, as do most laptops and notebooks, as well as an increasing number of non-mobile devices such as televisions and M2M-enabled solutions.  Beyond its seemingly ubiquitous presence, Wi-Fi also brings with it the benefits of being standards-based and unlicensed.

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      Mentions:   LTE   Wi-Fi Alliance

    9. Emergence of M2M Communications Standards

      Explore (Feb 21 2012) 3G , 4G , LTE , M2M , Mobile Broadband , Mobile Internet

      Industry standards promote cross-industry adoption, lower costs and higher revenues The growth of the M2M market depends on the development of specialized solutions for each industry application cluster such as automotive, transportation, security, utilities/energy, public safety and healthcare. These solutions frequently require custom hardware or software, which typically results in longer time to market, higher development costs and higher operational and support costs. Little progress has been made to date in achieving interoperability across industry sectors for M2M applications. Several of the leading global standards development organizations have recently come together and announced plans to form a global initiative for M2M standardization, with an initial focus on the "service layer" and the development of common specifications, use cases and architecture principles across multiple M2M applications. This initiative will help drive multiple industries toward the goals of lowering operating and capital expenses, shortening time to market, creating mass-market economies of scale, simplifying the development of applications, leveraging the worldwide network for enhanced potential of services, expanding and accelerating global business opportunities, and avoiding standards overlap. In addition, the initiative will focus on cooperative efforts with other standards organizations representing multiple aspects of M2M applications, including: The Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) and the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) of the U.S. The Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB) and the Telecommunication Technology Committee (TTC) of Japan The China Communications Standards Association (CCSA) The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) The Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA) of Korea The TIA recently announced TIA 4940-005 – the first of a planned series of standards that address the M2M space. The widespread adoption of the TIA standards can facilitate the adoption of "common modules" (building blocks) that can help drive volume up and cost down for M2M modules. Wireless security is another integral part ...

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      Mentions:   4G World

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