M2M Radio

Peggy Smedley tells listeners about a new module from Telit Wireless Solutions that recently became certified on the Sprint network and how some industry insiders believe Telit is trying to take over the vacancy in the module market left by Kyocera earlier this year. She also talks about some of the recent mergers and acquisitions which have taken place in the M2M industry.
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Abhi Ingle, vice president, industry & mobility application solutions, AT&T, discusses what the appeal of the M2M market is for a company like AT&T, as well as how AT&T’s M2M solutions compare and contrast with similar offerings throughout the industry. He also talks about AT&T’s unique capabilities in providing products and services to customers in the M2M space.
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Abhi Ingle, vice president, industry & mobility application solutions, AT&T, continues to discuss some of AT&T’s recent work in the M2M space, including the company’s collaborative efforts with SmartSynch and Cooper Power Systems in the energy/utilities industry. He also talks about AT&T’s work with Jasper Wireless and the company’s future plans for expanding its M2M offerings into additional verticals throughout the space.
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Mike Mara and Mike Carrozzo, chief editor, M2M magazine, discuss some new M2M applications in the healthcare industry. One of the featured applications is a line of RTLS (realtime location system) tags being used at a cancer center in San Diego to keep track of medical equipment. Another application discussed was one that uses an EDS (Ethernet device server) to analyze patients’ vital signs. The third application discussed was an emergency call system that uses a mesh network of RF (radio frequency) modules to monitor the health and well-being of senior citizens in assisted living communities.
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