[September 27, 2011] M2M 2011: Opportunities and Challenges With Connected Devices Tweet NEW YORK, Sept. 27, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: M2M 2011: Opportunities and Challenges with Connected Devices http://www.reportlinker.com/p0629368/M2M-2011-Opportunities-and-Challenges-with-Connected-Devices.html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=NoCategory Report Details M2M is set to transform the telecoms industry M2M will allow operators to expand their portfolio of offerings and therefore create new value added services and revenue streams in an increasingly saturated market place. M2M has potential applications in virtually limitless number of industries, with successful current uses documented in the report, in the automotive, e-health and energy sectors. This report proposes business models for successful adoption of M2M by operators. Monetising future M2M applications Smart metering, Smart Services and the Connected Home are just some of the M2M services, covered in this report, that promise to transform the lives of end-users, in addition to increasing operator revenues. For operators this research allows for the assessment of the current M2M space. For enterprises this report examines how to increase efficiency levels and reap the significant OpEx and CapEx savings that M2M delivers. How pervasive will M2M be in the future? Global M2M connections will top 850 Million by 2016. Adoption of M2M is inevitable, but to benefit from the technology, a successful strategy must be employed. This timely report is essential for potential ecosystem members, who must take action now to ensure their share of the $66 Billion industry of M2M in 2016. What is Different about this Report? We conducted an independent and unbiased non-vendor affiliated assessment of the M2M market. We surveyed and interviewed several key industry players to gain an in-depth view of the market. We believe such a research will help you in assessing the market potential and in designing M2M strategies. Some of the key points researched and forecasted include: How is the M2M ecosystem developing? What are the opportunities offered by M2M communications to mobile network operators? What are the challenges faced by operators in embracing M2M? How can operators use Mobile device management to manage the connected devices? Which areas or market verticals offer greatest potential for the use of M2M communications? What is the lifecycle stage of M2M communications? Which geographical regions offer the greatest growth potential for M2M services? What are the opportunities for app developers in different market verticals? How are M2M communications being used in the sectors such as smart transportation and healthcare? How can operators ensure that they offer the best services? What are the successful strategies for operators to monetise in the M2M market? Who needs to read this report? Service Providers - Operators are set to gain a wide revenue stream from M2M services and applications, providing a much needed boost to ARPU in an increasingly saturated market. This report provides carefully considered strategies that will help operators reap benefits. This report also details the new business models needed in preparation for monetising M2M. M2M ecosystem members - Everyone from equipment manufacturers to application developers will benefit from this reports detailed analysis of current business model, proposed revenue share agreements and an overview of the current market. Enterprises - Enterprises stand to benefit in several vital ways from the successful adoption of M2M. This report evidences potential savings and operational benefits while also addressing the barriers, giving a complete view of how to create a successful M2M strategy. 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