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WEBINAR: Cutting through the Fog of the Internet of Things
How to Ensure M2M/IOT Program Success Despite Rising Data Demands
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
TIME: 11 AM PT/ 2 PM ET
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As the explosion of new devices connected to the Internet in the cloud creates new demands for more efficient access to data, networks serving mobile devices are challenged to deliver the data in a usable, efficient fashion. This rising demand for data access, must be considered by companies planning a machine-to-machine (M2M) or Internet of Things (IoT) deployment.
This webinar will show how to move beyond the constraints of simple connectivity to let your M2M program take advantage of high-value information that can be used for strategic advantage by understanding:
- Application enablement platforms
- Analytics-as-a-Service
- Scalability
- Cloud storage
- Integrated connectivity management
Your speakers will show how M2M service providers leverage advanced cloud-based data management technologies to help customers in several vertical markets easily build applications that allow them to transform their business, quickly and cost-effectively. These industry experts will wrap up the session with a look at the future, and, with real-world analysis, outline the best options for success.
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August 18, 2014
Vodafone Expanding Tasmanian Call Center
Contributing Writer
While most people consider call centers to be job providers, those jobs tend to be inside the center taking calls and handling contacts. Vodafone’s recent expansion of an old call center shows that some of these jobs can come from other aspects of the call center business as well. Vodafone has announced that while it expands the 14-year-old Tasmanian call center, it will be bringing more than 240 construction jobs to the area.
Vodafone says that the construction jobs will actually be the tip of the iceberg, and when the expansion is finished there will be plenty of jobs in the contact center as well. The plan, when the expansion is finished, is to double the contact center workforce to 1,300 and that expansion and growth of the workforce is set to be finished by July of next year. Read More
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