Results for Digital Picture Frame

1 .   Building a Danica Patrick Brand - - December 2009

It has often been said the M2M (machine-to-machine) technology space has been something of a cast of characters, populated by strong personalities who are seeking to drive their own agendas, sometimes with vested-interest results. Fortunately, it’s often for the greater good. When you examine these strong personalities you’ll find a host

2 .   Building a Danica Patrick Brand - - December 2009

It has often been said the M2M (machine-to-machine) technology space has been something of a cast of characters, populated by strong personalities who are seeking to drive their own agendas, sometimes with vested-interest results. Fortunately, it’s often for the greater good. When you examine these strong personalities you’ll find a host

3 .   Making a Consumer Connection - - November 2009

From ereaders, to digital picture frames, to a range of different personal-navigation devices, the market for connected devices targeted at the consumer is rapidly turning into a hotbed of opportunity for M2M (machine-to-machine) technology.

4 .   Making a Consumer Connection - - November 2009

From ereaders, to digital picture frames, to a range of different personal-navigation devices, the market for connected devices targeted at the consumer is rapidly turning into a hotbed of opportunity for M2M (machine-to-machine) technology.

5 .   M2M: Picture It - - October 2009

Consumer devices continue to present a huge opportunity for M2M (machine-to-machine) technology. From navigation devices to home security, there are many examples of how our lives can be enabled using the technology.

6 .   M2M: Picture It - - October 2009

Consumer devices continue to present a huge opportunity for M2M (machine-to-machine) technology. From navigation devices to home security, there are many examples of how our lives can be enabled using the technology.

7 .   Vending Industry Partnership - - October 2008

The vending industry, with its unattended retail locations, is a good fit for remote monitoring M2M (machine-to-machine) systems. A recent partnership aims to take advantage of this opportunity by bringing M2M technology to a network of vending machines. Partnership members are Vend Marketing Institute (VMI), www.vendmi.com Cantaloupe Systems, www.cantaloupesys.com, Berkeley, Calif.

8 .   Keeping It Convenient - - October 2008

Sometimes, managing a convenience store is anything but convenient. With multiple gas pumps, refrigerated cases, and customers in a hurry, managers have their hands full. To make convenience store management easier, Gilbarco, www.gilbarco.com, Greensboro, N.C., and Tridium, www.tridium.com, Richmond, Va., have partnered to develop the Gilbarco IDM (Intelligent Device Management) solution.

9 .   Wavecom Introduces Software Solution - - May 2008

Wavecom SA, www.wavecom.com, Research Triangle Park, N.C., recently debuted its Open AT Security Plug-In, a software solution helps M2M (machine-to-machine) systems users keep data safe from security breaches. The solution’s features include jamming detection, encryption, and SSL (secure sockets layer). Wavecom says the solution addresses a variety of security issues. Vulnerabilities

10 .   Siemens Wireless Modules Introduces Products - - April 2008

Siemens Wireless Modules (Siemens WM), www.siemens.com/wm, Alpharetta, Ga., recently announced its launch of four new scalable M2M (machine-to-machine) modules. According to Siemens WM, the MC75i, TC65i, and TC63i modules offer enhanced performance and a more compact size, while the new MC55i module offers an ultra-thin form factor, improved functionality, and compatibility

11 .   European Wireless Market Strong - - May 2007

Europe has 345 million energy meters, 254 million motor vehicles, 8 million security alarm systems, and 6 million POS (point of sales)-terminals, according to Berg Insight, www.berginsight.com, Gothenburg, Sweden, in its new report, “The European Wireless M2M Market.” All together these segments represent a potential market of more than 600 million

12 .   Hard Times for Cellular Modules - - May 2007

A look into the cellular module market by ABI Research, www.abiresearch.com, Oyster Bay, N.Y., shows manufacturers are currently facing a difficult market characterized by increasing commoditization and shrinking gross margins. Specifically, the research firm’s reports shows nearly 18 million cellular modules shipped into M2M applications in 2006, including telematics, telemetry, and

13 .   Point of Sale - - March 2007

Retailers have new options to improve the way they conduct their businesses as Comtech M2M, www.comtechm2m.com, Bolton, U.K., announces its latest solutions. The company says its new realtime remote managed marketing solutions which provide control and monitoring “from afar” to optimize marketing campaigns, ensure compliance, and improve consumer awareness.

14 .   New Lantronix Module Priced Under $20 - - February 2007

The high cost of hardware deters many potential adopters from implementing M2M applications, but a new embedded device gateway module introduced this week by Lantronix Inc., www.lantronix.com, Irvine, Calif., could help make cost-effective M2M solutions feasible for a wider range of customers.

15 .   Digi’s New WWAN - - November 2006

Digi Intl., www.digi.com, Minnetonka, Minn., has introduced its commercial-grade EVDO (evolution data optimized) Rev A WWAN (wireless wide area network). The company says its ConnectPort WAN VPN offers broadband download and upload speeds and leverages enhanced Rev A EVDO wireless networks to enable wireless connections to remote sites and devices at

16 .   Photo Finish - - August 2006

Remote maintenance is a powerful aspect of machine-to-machine technology. It enables manufacturers and solution providers to reduce the number of maintenance workers in the field and decrease the time required to fulfill customer request. Likewise, adopters of this technology are able to get their services up and running quicker, reducing downtime.

17 .   Kiosks and Point of Sale - - March 2004

Some of the best sources for knowledge in the emerging M2M arena are industry white papers, which often drill down into nuances of the technology and also provide technical analysis for companies getting ready to begin deployment.