Embedded Meets Mobility: M2M Considerations and Concepts

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Embedded Meets Mobility: M2M Considerations and Concepts



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Overview:
For decades, multitudes of embedded machines have been specialized islands of vertical fixed-function intelligence with unique attributes. As the need and opportunity evolves to connect and coordinate between these embedded machines and the people that need to interact with them, many factors must be considered. Machine to Machine (M2M) offers new efficiencies in operational management of networked devices, the addition of new services and new business models for stakeholders within the value chain.

QNX and Freescale will present an overview of:
  • revenue opportunities for M2M
  • the essentials of developing secure, and reliable M2M networks
  • developing scalable M2M networks,
  • managed device endpoints
  • management concepts for devices in cloud computing
Estimated length: 1 hour, including Q & A.

Who should attend:
  • Software engineers and designers
  • Hardware engineers and designers
  • System architects and engineers
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Presenter:
Iain Davidson
A graduate of University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Iain has been 18 years (11 at Freescale) in the embedded systems industry where he has held various positions in applications/systems engineering and in engineering management. Iain now works in business development promoting Freescale's networking technology for Machine-to-Machine (M2M), Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) and Internet-of-Things (IoT).

Bob Monkman
Bob Monkman is the Director of Business Development for Embedded Markets at QNX Software Systems. He specializes in embedded operating systems for high reliability environments and systems management middleware. Before joining QNX, Bob held a variety of positions with Enea, Penguin Computing, MontaVista Software, Wind River Systems, and Microtec Research. Bob has a BSEE degree from the University of Illinois.
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» May 31, 2012
» 11am PT / 2am ET
» Duration: 60 minutes

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