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Peggy Smedley talks about the GSMA’s manifesto which outlines how the European Union can further advance some of its key objectives through the use of mobile technology. Some of the main areas described in the report include healthcare, traffic management, and the smart grid. Smedley also talks about Best Buy’s recent announcement to add a new section to its stores which will offer connected consumer electronic devices.
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Peggy Smedley discusses new smart-energy solutions including a pocket-sized wireless display that connects to consumers’ energy meters and gives them constant data pertaining to their energy consumption and the associated costs. Another solution collects data on how homeowners adjust their thermostats and then automates the process, enabling them to use less energy. Smedley also discusses a new partnership that aims to bring new connected devices to the Canadian market.
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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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Peggy Smedley discusses some of the latest news involving the automotive industry, specifically in Europe and Brazil. She talks about how the number of vehicles that have some type of telematics system installed will grow in Europe over the next few years according to recent research from a European analyst firm. She also discusses the possible mandate for vehicle tracking systems in Brazil and cites the issues surrounding the court’s decision.
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Smedley and Mike Carrozzo, chief editor, M2M magazine, answer a question from a listener interested in how he can go about getting his company listed on the M2M 100 list. Carrozzo gives a rundown of what the M2M 100 list is all about and what some of the criteria are that the editors look for when creating the list. Smedley gives listeners a preview of some of the types of custom research they can expect from this year’s M2M Sourcebook.
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Peggy Smedley discusses a new wireless diabetes management system that enables realtime monitoring of patients’ blood glucose levels and alerts them when a change needs to be made to bring the levels back in line. She also talks about how ABI Research is predicting that connected home devices may be the next big thing in the consumer electronics market, despite some significant challenges the market may face.
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Smedley and Mike Carrozzo, chief editor, M2M magazine, discuss some of the big news from the CTIA conference, including the launch of KORE’s new platform and how it plans to improve the realtime management of network services. They also talk about a new partnership between M2M DataSmart and Wyless which will enable customers to get their applications to market faster and achieve a quicker return on investment.
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Peggy Smedley talks about GE’s new distribution agreement where the company will be providing utilities with water heaters that can communicate with the smart grid and can help consumers reduce their energy consumption by as much as 62%. She discusses Google’s recent announcement about how the company will be teaming with a certain device manufacturer that will enable consumers to more effectively monitor and manage their energy consumption without the need for a smart meter.
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Smedley and Mike Carrozzo, chief editor, M2M magazine, talk about some of the major announcements to come out of the CTIA Wireless conference held last week in San Diego, Calif. Topics discussed include Sprint’s new M2M division, the expansion of the Amazon Kindle, and the connectivity being provided by Telit Wireless Solutions for the new digital photo frame from Isabella Products.
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Peggy Smedley talks about Whirlpool’s plans to produce one million clothes dryers that are able to communicate with the smart grid and what needs to happen in order for this to become a reality. She also talks about Toyota’s new in-vehicle units which are used to communicate with sensors in the road to give users realtime information on upcoming road conditions.
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Peggy Smedley discusses how M2M technology is helping people remember when to take their medication and ensuring that they are taking the right doses at the appropriate times. She also talks about a new monitoring device that uses advanced fall detection technology to determine when a person has fallen and needs assistance.
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Peggy Smedley talks about a system that uses LBS (location-based services) to offer customers advanced capabilities including realtime alerts pertaining to traffic flow, speed limit notifications, and location-based advertising. She also discusses how the M2M market is being impacted by the recession, in terms of the growth rate of cellular M2M modules over the past few years.
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Peggy Smedley discusses how wireless monitoring technology is being used in the healthcare/medical industry, more specifically in terms of an initiative involving body sensor networks used for monitoring a patient’s vital signs. She also discusses the growth of the LBS (location-based services) market and what segment of the space is generating the most popularity.
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Peggy Smedley talks about how M2M technology and social networking tools are being used together to enable students and staff at the University of Mississippi to be able to more effectively monitor their energy consumption on campus. She also talks about consumers being able to communicate with smart meters via touch screen devices in their home and what a new joint venture in M2M is doing in the area of energy conservation.
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Peggy Smedley reports on Ford Motor Co.’s new initiative for plug-in hybrid vehicles that can communicate with the energy grid via smart meters and how drivers would be able to recharge their vehicles when it’s most cost effective. She also discusses a number of new home automation products that were recently certified under ZigBee’s home automation standard and how they can help consumers save money and conserve energy.
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Peggy Smedley talks about some of the companies who will soon be releasing eReaders and how they will measure up against Amazon.com’s eReader, the Kindle. Smedley reports on IBM’s WebSphere Sensor Events software and how it uses sensor data to automate business system responses. She also discusses Coca-Cola’s use of RFID technology in its new beverage dispenser, the Freestyle.
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Peggy Smedley discusses some of the advancements in GPS technology as it relates to the consumer device market and how it is being used as a background enabling technology. She also discusses how M2M is making its way into the human body and cites the example of a cardiologist who implanted a wireless pacemaker in a patient to monitor heart conditions.
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Peggy Smedley talks about Vodafone’s report on reducing carbon emissions through the use of M2M technology. She also discusses how wireless energy-harvesting technology can help to eliminate the use of batteries, which can also prove valuable for the environment.
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Peggy Smedley reports on some of the latest news in consumer vehicle telematics including Toyota’s new Safety Connect system and how it may pave the way for scaled systems that will offer different features based on specific vehicle models. She also talks about some of the new features that have been added to GM’s OnStar system such as the remote ignition block.
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Peggy Smedley talks about a number of network operators who have recently released M2M platforms to market and she discusses the new joint venture agreement between Verizon Wireless and Qualcomm. She also explains how M2M connectivity can be integrated into the clothes we wear and how people can benefit from this technology.
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Maurice Thompson, director, business development/solutions for Open Development, Verizon Wireless, discusses the history behind Verizon’s Open Development initiative and how the program is progressing. He also talks about the joint venture between Qualcomm and Verizon, as well as how Verizon is implementing the use of LTE (long-term evolution) technology.
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Maurice Thompson, director, business development/solutions for Open Development, Verizon Wireless, talks with Smedley about what Open Development means for the M2M space and how the program is benefitting customers in terms of time to market. He also describes Verizon’s relationship with third-party device testing labs.
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Peggy Smedley talks about home control and automation technology and how these in-home systems are helping consumers in the energy/utilities and healthcare/medical industries. In line with the news she detailed last week about a new demand-response partnership in the industry, Smedley discussed GE’s initiative to develop a system that enables consumers to create Net Zero Energy Homes, where consumers would only use as much power as they generate within the home.
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Peggy Smedley tells listeners about how demand response applications can help consumers save money by using less energy during times where energy demand is at its highest, as well as some of the common barriers associated with demand response initiatives. She also discusses a new partnership in the industry that will bring demand response further into the home by integrating it into more consumer appliances.
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Peggy Smedley discusses social networking and how it relates to the M2M industry, including a study by Harbor Research on how M2M can combine with social networks to create collaborative device communities. She also talks about some of the ways M2M technology is being using by the military.
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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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Peggy Smedley talks about some of the major companies in the M2M space that are adding consumer products to their lists of offerings and how one of the track sessions at M2M Connected World will be focuses entirely on Consumer M2M. She also talks about the increasing number of M2M companies offering platforms and elaborates on the SmartLink platform from Axeda and how the company feels customers will benefit from its functionality.
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Joe Mendoza, director of business development for North America’s telecom business, Gemalto, talks about Gemalto’s role in the M2M industry and the company’s new SIM cards specifically designed for the M2M industry. He also explains how these new M2M SIM cards compare and contrast will traditional SIM cards.
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Joe Mendoza, director of business development for North America’s telecom business, Gemalto, elaborates further on the company’s M2M SIM Cards and what specific industry verticals will benefit from them. He also talks about what type of response Gemalto has seen from customers in regards to the SIM cards and what else the company is working on in telecommunications.
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Peggy Smedley discusses the top hospital technology issues that correlate with M2M and how the healthcare industry can benefit from such technologies. Smedley also talked about how M2M technology fits into the food supply- chain, as well as how it can be used to help prevent consumers from being exposed to hazardous foods.
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Peggy Smedley talks about some of the new ways that M2M technology is being used in the healthcare industry, including telehealth and remote patient monitoring. She also discusses IBM’s “Smarter Planet” initiative and how it relates to M2M.
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Peggy talks about new technology designed to improve road safety by changing the behavior of those behind the wheel through a system that analyzes a driver’s maneuvers and actions on the road. Show host also asks listeners, “What is Twitter and how does it relate to M2M?”
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Show host discusses the growth of consumer M2M and talks about some specific consumer-based products to hit the market. Host also gives her opinion on a recent article from Manufacturing Insights in which the analyst firm calls out Tridium on the company’s lack of progress in developing its Sedona Framework.
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Jim Cairns, director of marketing communications, Multi-Tech Systems, discusses the industry verticals that Multi-Tech is involved in and the process of helping their customers understand what M2M is all about, as well as how Multi-Tech transitioned from an engineering to a market-driven company.
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Jim Cairns, director of marketing communications, Multi-Tech Systems, shares some of Multi-Tech’s customer success stories and how partnerships with other vendors have helped in shaping its business. Cairns also discusses the opportunities he believes the stimulus money will present to the M2M industry.
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Show hosts talk about new partnerships that have recently formed throughout the M2M industry and the innovative types of solutions/services these companies have come together to provide.
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Peggy and Cassie discuss and analyze Kyocera Wireless Corp.’s decision to close its M2M division in order to focus on handsets, its core business.
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John Horn, national director, T-Mobile USA, discusses T-Mobile’s focus and involvement in the M2M industry and how the company plans to continue expanding its M2M presence.
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John Horn, national director, T-Mobile USA, continues his conversation with show hosts and discusses how T-Mobile plans to make it easier for companies to bring their M2M solutions to market. He also discusses his predictions for when he believes M2M will reach the tipping point and really begin to impact mainstream society.
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Dale Calder, president and CEO, Axeda, and Doug Standley, principal, Deloitte, join the show to discuss the new alliance between Axeda and Deloitte and how the two companies plan to work together to extend the reach of M2M into the entire enterprise.
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Peggy Smedley and Cassie del Pilar discuss new partnerships throughout the M2M industry and how these partnering companies are combining their expertise to develop new products and services. Partnerships discussed include Telenor Connexion and Cinterion Wireless Modules, Telenor Connexion and Wavecom, Savi and Numerex, and KORE and Intergis.
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Peggy Smedley, the host of the M2M Radio Show, and Cassie del Pilar discuss the results of a recent survey conducted by M2M magazine on President Obama’s support of M2M. According to the results of the survey, more than 95% of technology providers agree President Obama has vocalized his support of M2M technologies in recent speeches even though he hasn’t mentioned M2M by name.
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Steve Lucas, Business Leader, Tridium, makes the case that M2M applications empowered with Niagara Video is the next step in providing a comprehensive intelligent building solution that integrates all the common building functions-environmental control, intrusion detection, access control, lighting and energy management with video.
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Daniel English, Product Development, SKYTEL, joins Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine to discuss SkyTel’s New Resource iQ™ platform and how it helps customers increase profitability of fleets and other mobile assets.
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Peggy Smedley, President, Specialty Publishing Company and John Donovan, Producer of the M2M Radio Show, welcomes Dr. Gerhard Pitz, Director Product Center – Auto, Hildesheim, Germany to discuss Blaupunkt’s new Internet Car Radio with Chris Murch, Founder and President of wsRadio who shares his vision of the future of Internet Radio.
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Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing Company and Robin Duke-Woolley, CEO, Beecham Research, London, England, examine the potential for growth within the M2M (Machine-to-Machine) sector in 2009.
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Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing Company and her M2M Magazine Staff discuss and analyze a series of applications to determine if the fit the definition of M2M (Machine-to-Machine).
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Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing Company and her M2M Magazine Staff discuss and analyze a series of applications to determine if the fit the definition of M2M (Machine-to-Machine).
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Peggy Smedley, President, Specialty Publishing Company discusses M2M (Machine-to-Machine) applications looking back at 2008 and muses on what M2M technology will surface in 2009.

Dale Calder, President and CEO of AXEDA, discusses the December 16, 2008 announcement of Axeda’s acquisition of Questra with Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing and Editorial Director of M2M Magazine.
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Peggy Smedley, President, Specialty Publishing Company discusses interesting M2M applications designed to help the holiday shopper.

Peggy Smedley, President, Specialty Publishing Company discusses the recent news of Sierra Wireless’ all cash offer for Wavecom.
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Roger Dewy, CEO and Founder of M2MV discusses launch of his company with Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing.
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Ed Bursk, Chief Marketing Officer, KORE Telematics discusses the future of M2M with Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing Company.
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Mark Hull, CEO of Skytel discusses merger of Velocita and Skytel and branding new entity Skytel with Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing Company.
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Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing and Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine discuss interesting retail M2M applications and developments.
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Dr. Randy Moore CEO American TeleCare discusses TeleHealth with Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing.
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Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing and John Donovan, Producer of M2M Radio, discuss the current economic climate and its impact on the M2M (Machine-to-Machine) sector.
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Steve Nguyen, Director Corporate Marketing, Echelon, discusses M2M Control Systems vs. Energy Management Systems with Peggy Smedley, Editorial Director of M2M Magazine.
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Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing and John Donovan, Producer of M2M Radio, discuss Web Tech Wireless activity in ‘Going Green’ with M2M and their new automotive M2M insurance devices in the UK.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine interviews George Baker, Public Policy Manager, OnStar Communications regarding New Stolen Vehicle Slowdown Product.
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Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing and John Donovan, Producer of M2M Radio, discuss recent visits to Germany and Japan
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Stratton Nicolaides, CEO of Numerex, discusses their acquisition of UBlip
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine reports on current M2M news.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor M2M Magazine and Wai-Sinn Chan, General Manager of Strategic Operations for Chicago Transit Authority discuss the Bus Tracker M2M application.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine reports on the Telular acquisition of SupplyNet.
http://www.telular.com

03 Don Thoma, Vice President Marketing, Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine and Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing discuss Iridium and Greenhill merger.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor M2M Magazine and Peggy Smedley, President Specialty Publishing debate current major M2M developments affecting disaster recovery.
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Chris Purpura, Vice President of Marketing, Aeris Communications continues his discussion of the current state of the M2M industry and the partnership with Metrum.
Also, Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine and Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing discuss Aeris Partnerships
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor M2M Magazine and Peggy Smedley, President Specialty Publishing debate current major M2M developments affecting disaster recovery.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine and Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing discuss current M2M news items.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor M2M Magazine and Peggy Smedley, President Specialty Publishing and John Donovan, host of The M2M Radio Show debate current major M2M developments affecting disaster recovery
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine and Greg Geiselhart, Director of Sales Wirelesscar discusses the adoption of automotive telemetry M2M in Russia and Austria.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor M2M Magazine and Peggy Smedley, President Specialty Publishing and John Donovan, host of The M2M Radio Show debate current major M2M develops.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine and Marc Petock, Vice President, Global Marketing and Communications of Tridium discuss Tridium's Continued Asia Pacific Expansion.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor M2M Magazine and Peggy Smedley, President Specialty Publishing an host of The M2M Radio Show debate current major M2M develops.
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Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine discusses this week’s M2M news and debates John Donovan, Producer, The M2M Radio Show about current major M2M developments.

Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing Company and Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine discuss and debate this week's M2M News.
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Current M2M solutions in the Construction Industry - Casssie del Pilar Peggy Smedley, President Specialty Publishing Company, Casssie del Pilar, Managing Editor M2M Magazine discuss and debate Globaltracs from Quallcom, Tool Link from Dewalt and HVAC Monitoring Systems from Roth Brothers.
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Peggy Smedley, President of Specialty Publishing Company and Cassie del Pilar, Managing Editor of M2M Magazine discuss and debate this week's M2M News.
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A Roundtable discussion with Peggy Smedley, President Specialty Publishing Company, Casssie del Pilar, Managing Editor M2M Magazine and John Donovan, Producer, The M2M Radio Show.
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