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Talking Heads Talking Heads M2M Now: ISSN 2046-5882 WASHINGTON, DC: EVENT PREVIEW INSIDE PROFIT FROM A WORLD OF CONNECTED DEVICES e-HealthmHealth MONEY DECEMBER 2013 TALKS VOLUME 3 ISSUE 6 TALKINGTALKING M HEADSHEADS TelitTelit seessees mHealthmHealth expandexpand asas one-stopone-stop shopsshops andand ‘wired‘wired safetysafety net’net’ bringbring efficientefficient patientpatient monitoringmonitoring CONNECTED DEVICES Looking for M2M scalability and reliability? One CEO’s answer… Don’t miss the boat! Mobile operators must act now to benefit from IoT growth M2M REVIEW: NORDIC COUNTRIES DECEMBE R 2013 SPEC IAL SUP PLEMENT What happens when SERVICE M2M grows up? DELIVERY VIEW FROM M THE TOP G&D sees vital role for Subscriber Management in M securing the Internet of Things, says Ahrens 2 SPECIAL FUKUSHIMAFUKUSHIMA SERVICE DELIVERY DECEMBER 2013 P R O F IT F R O M A WO R L D O F CO N N E C T E D D E V ICE S PLATFORMS Service delivery platforms are V O L U M E 3 I S S U E 6 SPECIAL evolving! M2M Now looks at SUPPLEMENT: CASECASE STUDYSTUDY SUPPLEMENTS key changes as we migrate mHealth to the Internet of Things TALKING M SpanishSpanish company’scompany’s INSIDE! M SERVICE DELIVERY NEWS HEADS • Aeris enables app data management via the Cloud • How to improve M2M application ‘The M2M Doctor is wireless sensor networks device lifecycles • M2M platforms play a wireless sensor networks now in the House, • ‘Vital role’ for critical role, say researchers says MacDuffie ALSO ONLINE! mHEALTH enableenable post-tsunamipost-tsunami For worldwide Service Delivery updates, don’t – MONEY TALKS! miss our 24/7 News at www.m2mnow.biz Exclusive Preview of Service Delivery the vital mHealth Event in Washington on radiation checks December 10, 2013 radiation checks FROM HOSPITAL • mHealth: TO HOME mHealth service providers share business models, plans and The Doctor’s technologies in the House GSMA mHEALTH M GRAND TOUR M2M Now reports from the start of a Brussels to Barcelona cycle tour for diabetic research ALSO ONLINE! Global M2M Mobile Health News at www.m2mnow.biz and m2mnowevents.com ALSOALSO INSIDE!INSIDE! • Axeda linksTelit with buys Microsoft ILS Technology • Market, People, • www.m2mnow.biz AT&T and GE sign global alliance • Sierra Wireless buys AnyDATA• Breaking assets News & Videos: • Check out New Contract wins in our ‘Hot List’ Platform & Company News CONTENTS Check Out Our Website! www.m2mnow.biz COMMENT – by the Editor, Jeremy Cowan 4 MARKET AND COMPANY NEWS 5 Telit acquires ILS Technology; Wireless carriers must reshape to cash in; ORBCOMM buys SENS asset tracking ops; PEOPLE NEWS 7 SIMalliance chairman re-elected; Renesas finds new manager 8 TALKING HEADS 8 TALKING Alexander Bufalino of Telit tells how one-stop shops and M2M with a ‘wired safety net’ make patient monitoring more efficient HEADS CONNECTED DEVICES 11 If you want reliable, simple, scalable M2M Jasper’s CEO, Jahangir Mohammed wants to talk. PLUS; MNOs had better act now to catch 15 the growth in connected devices, or miss the boat VIEW FROM THE TOP 19 IoT to create strange alliances amid new user behaviours, warns David Hicks CONTRACT HOT LIST & CONTRACT NEWS 23 Don’t miss our global list of companies announcing recent deployments NORDIC AREA REVIEW 24 What happens when M2M grows up? Telenor’s Robert Brunbäck has some answers. 15 PLUS; Ian Volans sheds light on what makes Nordic countries so good at M2M EVENT REPORT 30 CONNECTED We send Steve Rogerson to Brussels to see why the GSMA are cycling for diabetes DEVICES SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT: SERVICE DELIVERY 31 Carsten Ahrens shows why subscription management matters in securing the IoT VIEW FROM SERVICE DELIVERY 36 19 THE TOP M2M’s vertical industry silos are making way for the horizontal IoT. We investigate PLATFORM NEWS 38 M2M platforms will “play a critical IoT role”; M2M app data management – via the cloud EXPERT OPINION: IoT 40 “What’s the real deal on the Internet of Things?” asks Alex Brisbourne EXPERT OPINION: IoT 42 Combining ARM’s computing engine with location awareness and wireless connectivity M2M NOW DIRECTORY 2014 43 Detailed listings for key players in M2M and 600 companies worldwide EXPERT OPINION: APPLICATIONS 50 Fred Yentz offers three reasons to unlock the total value of M2M EVENT REVIEW: NICE 52 M2M is a 3-letter word for a mess! And other connected tales from the French Riviera EVENT REVIEW: AMSTERDAM 54 European Utility Week grows in scale, reach and maturity CASE STUDY: JAPAN 57 Wireless sensor networks enable crowd-sourced radiation measurement in Fukushima CASE STUDY SUPPLEMENT: M-HEALTH S1 57 We bring you a Special 16-page mHealth Supplement to go with our Washington DC event, Money Talks – mHealth Cover Sponsor: Telit Wireless © WeKnow Media Ltd 2013 Solutions enables machine-to- machine communications All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be copied, stored, worldwide providing wireless published or in any way reproduced without the prior written consent of the Publisher. module technology, M2M M2M Now is distributed free to selected named individuals worldwide who managed services and value added services, including meet the Publisher's terms of Circulation Control. If you would like to apply for a regular free copy supplied at the Publisher's discretion visit connectivity. The company constantly works for technology www.m2mnow.biz If you do not qualify for a free subscription, paid leadership through six research & development centres across the subscriptions can be obtained. Subscriptions for 5 issues per year cost £125.00 worldwide (or US$210 / €160) including post and packing. M2M globe. Telit offers an extensive portfolio of high quality cellular, Now magazine is published 5 times a year. short-range RF, and GNSS modules, available in over 80 countries. For details go to: www.telit.com Send your News to the Editor: [email protected] • www.m2mnow.biz CONTENTS M2M Now December 2013 3 COMMENT Let’s talk more to end users! I’m frustrated, and I’m not alone. This is about M2M in mobile Healthcare but it applies to other verticals, too. M2M isn’t working as it should. The US had a head start in mHealth: It has a Federal tax regime, and health and communications regulators; one official language, currency, and insurance-led payment model. So, it’s the perfect incubator for Jeremy Cowan mHealth solutions, right? Wrong. Off the record, mHealth solution providers complain to us that they struggle to get wireless devices deployed behind hospital firewalls. IT departments are petrified of letting in a Trojan Horse that reveals Protected Health Information (PHI), and as they face epic fines and even jail if patient data leaks out, who can blame them? But if health plans, healthcare clearinghouses and providers can transmit PHI electronically for claims or eligibility inquiries, it must also be possible to make it easier for mHealth solution providers to meet the criteria of the USA’s Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Meanwhile, costly and unevenly distributed healthcare in the US is assumed, naively, that Big Government understood M2M. Today, I set against a backdrop of the incompetent launch of “Obamacare”. don’t think it’s even aware of M2M or its benefits to patients; yet it It’s no better in Europe, where national governments (frequently the might be a vital solution. It’s time that the M2M / IoT community purse-holders) lurch from economic crisis (Ireland, Italy, Greece and (from CTIA, ETSI, GMA, GSMA, IMC, to M2M Alliance, oneM2M Spain) to organisational catastrophe (the UK), to bloated expense and the rest of the alphabet soup) actively invited the US FCC and (France and Germany). Even solution providers who can FDA, the EC’s Directorate general for Health & Consumers, and demonstrate the savings in OpEx that they can deliver are ignored national Departments of Health and Industry to meet regularly and because fixing the ‘Big Picture” is priority #1. discuss how we make mHealth solutions work for them, as Dan MacDuffie says, to “cut delivery costs, extend the reach of care So why am I frustrated if, as one CEO says (see Supplement, page givers, and bring new levels of care to patients.” S4), “We’re standing on the threshold of a new generation of health services that cut delivery costs, extend the reach of care givers, and bring new levels of care to patients”? I don’t doubt him, I just don’t want us still to be standing on the threshold in two years’ time. If mHealth solutions are to help as we believe they can, Jeremy Cowan this industry has to start selling its Benefits. Outwardly. 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