M2M Radio

Peggy Smedley answers a question from the audience, along with Mike Carrozzo, chief editor, M2M magazine, about some of the ways that M2M can help the environment. Smedley and Carrozzo discuss an environmental monitoring solution which has the potential to predict forest fires before they happen based on factors such as humidity and wind speed.
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Smedley answers some questions sent in from listeners. She explains what a value chain is and how it specifically relates to M2M technology. She also talks about the latest developments in Europe relating to the eCall service and what is required to keep implementations moving forward.
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Smedley takes some time to answer questions sent in by listeners. She explains how usage-based insurance can save people money on their car insurance rates and some of the popular types of systems on the market. She also talks about digital display advertisements and how they can tailor ads to specific demographics.
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Smedley answers some questions from the audience in the final segment. She talks about a number of different security systems on the market designed to enable consumers to monitor their homes remotely. She also explains the difference between M2M and smart services.
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Smedley devotes the final segment of the show to answering a question from a listener. The topic discussed is whether or not paperless ticketing systems used on trains are using M2M technology and how to distinguish the differences.
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Smedley takes a break from talking about M2M applications on the show to answer some questions from listeners. The topics discussed include how M2M can help a trucking company cut costs and how technology giants like GE and IBM will impact the future of M2M.
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