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The M2M Radio Show is an informative, yet fun talk show hosted by Peggy Smedley, president of Specialty Publishing Co. (SPC) and editorial director of M2M Magazine, broadcasted live for one-hour, each Tuesday.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
M2M: Navigation and Industry Evaluation Tom Murray, vice president of market development, TomTom Inc., joins the show to discuss some of the new navigation systems the company is offering and how these devices are using M2M technology to bring advanced capabilities to consumers behind the wheel. Kittur Nagesh, director, service provider marketing, Cisco Systems Inc., talks about where Cisco sees M2M headed in both the B2B and B2C markets.
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There is only one place to hear the latest-breaking machine-to-machine news that is shaping the business-to-business and business-to-consumer marketplaces each week and that is the M2M Radio Show.
The M2M Radio Show charts the course for technology innovation. Rather than focusing on how to start a technology company, or reporting on a sustaining lifestyle, we believe all businesses will eventually be “data-driven” or “device-driven” and the M2M Radio Show helps listeners across all industries, in companies of all sizes, understand the issues and challenges of moving toward this emerging innovation.
The year 2010 is slated not only to meet listener expectations with a wealth of unique segments, but the editors have a line-up of stories that illuminate the everyday adventures that surround us all.
About the Host:
Peggy Smedley, the Voice of the M2M Radio Show, is editorial director of M2M magazine and president of Specialty Publishing Co. (SPC). Peggy has been an outspoken advocate and supporter of M2M since it emergence in 2003.
SPC brings a wealth of information to its audience through a variety of multi-media sources in both digital and print. It’s print publications include Constructech, a construction-technology publication covering the Commercial, Residential and Infrastructure spaces, and M2M, a magazine focusing on the machine-to-machine technology -- connecting people, devices, and systems. M2M Premier, www.m2mpremier.com, is a global information portal on M2M technology.
Peggy has also authored a book on manufacturing and travels internationally speaking at many global events.
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Peggy Smedley discusses the $3.4 billion in grants to come from the Obama administration to fund smart grid programs throughout the country and how these grants will impact our nation’s economy. She also goes into some more detail by describing some of the specific companies which were awarded grants and how these companies will be using the money to advance their technology.
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Terje Gloerstad, CEO, NavSeeker LLC, discusses the company’s Personal GPS Locator device and how it benefits consumers. He talks about how the NavSeeker Personal GPS Locator compares to other tracking devices on the market and why the company choose connectivity from Telenor Connexion above other carrier’s M2M networks.
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Jerry King, chief operating officer, uLocate Communications, talks about the company’s WHERE platform and how it uses geospatial data to enable drivers to find points of interest around them in realtime. He discusses some of WHERE’s advanced capabilities including realtime traffic flow and what types of cell phones support the application, as well as where consumers can go to purchase it.
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Smedley is joined by Mike Carrozzo, chief editor, M2M magazine, to talk about the ereader market and give a rundown of the similarities and differences between the Amazon Kindle and the Sony Reader Touch Edition. Some of the topics they cover include price, storage capacity, connectivity, and functionality. They wrap up with a quick summary of the pros and cons of each device.
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