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Machine-To-Machine Communications Barometer Research Paper Discusses Adoption In Energy And Utilities Sector

London, United Kingdom (UK) – Adoption of machine-to-machine communications in the energy and utilities sector is the focus of Vodafone’s new research paper titled The state of M2M in energy and utilities.


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London, United Kingdom (UK) – Adoption of machine-to-machine communications in the energy and utilities sector is the focus of Vodafone’s new research paper titled The state of M2M in energy and utilities, which outlines key findings from Vodafone’s main research paper The M2M adoption barometer 2013.
 

The energy and utilities sector has been a real focus for M2M: applications such as smart meters and smart grids are delivering measurable returns, and energy and utilities companies reported the biggest ROI from M2M of any industry surveyed.
 
Vodafone’s research shows that M2M has huge potential in the energy and utilities sector, and many of the respondents were clear about its ability to deliver competitive advantage through greater efficiency and speed of decision-making.
 
Vodafone’s main research paper The M2M adoption barometer 2013, which discusses the global adoption of machine-to-machine (M2M) communications for operational efficiency, amongst other advantages. The paper confirms the broad industry and global coverage of M2M technology and how the effects are transforming large and small scale businesses.
 
M2M technology allows fixed or mobile objects – such as security cameras, cars and industrial machinery – to be connected. This enables objects to send and receive information to each other and to central management systems, autonomously and often in real time, opening up a whole new world of opportunities for business agility and efficiency.
 
The research shows that 94% of businesses see some return from M2M, with 36% seeing significant return. The data shows that 78% of respondents see M2M adoption as crucial to business success and those that are in the process of implementing M2M, consider it a key priority. 50% of organisations will have adopted M2M by 2015.
 
To download The state of M2M in energy and utilities research paper and learn more about M2M communications in the energy and utilities sector, visit m2m.vodafone.com/barometer.



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