Results for Telematics

1 .   M2M Reduces Liability from Distracted Driving - - June 2010

You could say with great technology comes great responsibility. Tools such as smartphones have allowed businesses to stay in touch with employees and clients while they are on the go, opening up a whole new world of productivity potential. In fact it would be hard to find a modern business that

2 .   Connectivity, In Case of an Emergency - - June 2010

Being involved in a car accident can be a truly horrifying experience, which is why we do our best to steer clear of them on the road. But since we don’t always have control over what is taking place on the road around us, sometimes an accident can be nearly inevitable.

3 .   The Road Ahead for Telematics - - June 2010

As information and communication technologies continue to intersect, in-vehicle telematics is expected to grow exponentially. In fact, according to ABI Research, www.abiresearch.com, Oyster Bay, N.Y., onboard vehicle logistics systems will be standard in five years or less. The market seems guaranteed to succeed as consumers realize the benefits of a “connected”

4 .   A New Era for Auto Insurance - - May 2010

On average, the way we pay auto insurance isn’t exactly fair. We could be the best drivers on the road who drive the minimal amount every day, yet end up paying just as much as the speed demons around us simply because we happen to be the same age or gender.

5 .   Apps on Wheels - - May 2010

Society has gone “app happy.” Last year alone, consumers downloaded 2.4 billion mobile applications—a rate expected to reach 7 billion by 2013, according to ABI Research, www.abiresearch.com, Oyster Bay, N.Y. New developmental initiatives by car companies, however, prove the popularity of apps extends beyond smartphones and into cars. It makes sense;

6 .   Putting Connectivity in the Driver Seat - - April 2010

In-vehicle connectivity is in high demand among consumers these days, which shouldn’t come as any surprise. With all of the innovative technology that keeps showing up in vehicles, who wouldn’t want the ability to stay connected and entertained with just the simple push of a button or two?

7 .   Next Step for Vehicle Telematics - - April 2010

Machine-to-machine (M2M) technology has already enabled innovative vehicle solutions such as automatic crash notifications, roadside assistance and concierge services, turn-by-turn navigation, and entertainment-based media applications—called “infotainment.” Today’s market leaders in the space, including SYNC by Ford, www.ford.com, Dearborn, Mich., and OnStar by GM, www.gm.com, Detroit, Mich., have only begun to construct

8 .   Sync My Ride, and Only Mine - - March 2010

Each year, millions of people fall prey to identity thieves who gain illegal access to their personal information. As M2M (machine-to-machine) technology and connected devices continue to make their way into consumers’ hands, security measures need to advance with the times in order to keep this flow of data and information

9 .   Analyzing the SIM Base - - March 2010

Wireless Logic, www.wirelesslogic.co.uk, London, U.K., has announced MiX Telematics, www.mixtelematics.com, Birmingham, U.K., has migrated its U.K. base of SIMs (subscriber identity modules) to Wireless Logic's managed, fixed IP (Internet protocol) connectivity service. The objective was to better control the usage and cost of each connection and allow the company, for

10 .   Ford Ups the Ante for Consumer Telematics - - January 2010

New developments in consumer vehicle telematics systems are set to change the way people think about their cars. While many people currently don’t expect to be able to get online in their cars, a new offering from Ford, www.ford.com, Dearborn, Mich., may change their expectations.

11 .   Magneti Marelli and Telit Sign MoU - - December 2009

Magneti Marelli, www.magnetimarelli.com, Milan, Italy, and Telit Wireless Solutions Inc., www.telit.com, Morrisville, N.C., have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) relating to the deployment of telematic devices in the automotive industry. This is a significant growth sector: For example, the market in Brazil is estimated at six million units in 2010,

12 .   It’s Time to Ease the Development Process - - December 2009

As the M2M (machine-to-machine) industry continues to mature and ever more applications can benefit from being enabled by telematics or telemetry, a vast range of companies serving diverse industry segments are all venturing into the telematics and telemetry arenas. Add to that the growing lack of direct sales by the leading

13 .   AT&T and KORE Team Up - - November 2009

AT&T, www.att.com/m2m, Dallas, Texas, and KORE Telematics, www.koretelematics.com, Reston, Va., are teaming up in order to simplify the M2M device network certification process. KORE Telematics, which is AT&T’s largest M2M network services VAR (value-added reseller), will provide a streamlined network certification flow for inbound, non-stocked M2M devices from manufacturers wishing to

14 .   Cinterion and GTT Partner for Integration - - September 2009

Once an M2M (machine-to-machine) customer has selected the type of solution it needs, there is still a lot of work to be done. Putting the entire system together can be a challenge, but good partners can make sure things come together smoothly.

15 .   Projecting Shipment Growth - - September 2009

Given the fluctuating state of the worldwide economy, a market increase of 4% could be viewed by some as positive growth. But for the M2M (machine-to-machine) space, some say this type of growth can be viewed only as "lackluster."

16 .   “Smart” Lessons from M2M’s Past - - August 2009

A couple of years ago, M2M magazine became very involved in an industry debate related to what label should be broadly adopted and used for the industry. Of course, “M2M” was and is widely understood by the readers of this magazine and those of us who started in the industry about

17 .   KORE Launches One-Rate Services for M2M - - August 2009

As M2M (machine-to-machine) solutions become more prevalent, providers often need to deploy their services in many different markets around the world. Global deployment can bring up a number of issues, such as roaming fees, varying rate plans, and customer support in various markets. M2M network providers are trying to eliminate these

18 .   AT&T and Jasper Launch Platform - - July 2009

In May, AT&T, www.att.com, Dallas, Texas, and Jasper Wireless, www.jasperwireless.com, Sunnyvale, Calif., announced plans to work together on a platform to connect and support emerging devices on AT&T’s network. The platform was designed for a potential new world of connected wireless devices, including consumer electronics and M2M (machine-to-machine).

19 .   Faster Approvals, Better Partners - - July 2009

There are particular nuances to the process of bringing M2M (machine-to-machine) devices to market. Similarly, there are specific requirements during the testing and certification phases that only a select few companies understand. Bringing the most effective product to market often requires strong partners, each of whom brings a particular expertise to

20 .   Monitoring Young Drivers - - June 2009

Programs for usage-based automotive insurance continue to gain momentum around the world, especially in Europe. Now, an insurance company in Wales is offering a usage-based plan for young drivers based on installed telematics systems.

21 .   Providing the Platform - - June 2009

Coming up with a good M2M (machine-to-machine) solution is one thing—getting it to market is a whole other battle. Software platforms for M2M applications aim to help make the process smoother and provide a faster time to market.

22 .   Focusing on the Fleets - - June 2009

Drivers and fleet managers alike are reaping the benefits from M2M (machine-to-machine) technology, such as telematics solutions and PNDs (personal navigation devices), in the form of safer and more efficient driving habits. One recent announcement falls directly inline with this trend, helping these parties further optimize the driving experience.

23 .   Connecting the Car - - June 2009

Vehicle telematics is a broad category, encompassing applications such as fleet management, consumer solutions, and stolen-vehicle tracking. Increasingly, solution providers are not focusing solely on one market, but are supplying products for multiple applications.

24 .   M2M Companies Extend Their Reach - - June 2009

The M2M (machine-to-machine) industry continues to expand. Whether in response to suppressed economic activity, or simply due to the fact M2M is maturing, many companies are repositioning themselves in the market or expanding their activities to encompass broader opportunities.

25 .   Axeda’s Market Expansion - - June 2009

With M2M (machine-to-machine) solutions becoming more pervasive, a number of companies want to provide the platforms that will support the industry. The newest offering comes from Axeda Corp., www.axeda.com, Foxboro, Mass. Traditionally a smart services company, Axeda’s new platform aims to widen the company’s reach to encompass a large variety of

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