I was kicking a little today and found myself remembering something interesting and important. But it was covered here already long ago and I don't want to bore the board with re-hash .
But I can’t help but to bring attention to how hot the market is out there now. so !
It appears to me that so many companies are PARTNERING still right now . I thought it was pretty much over and companies we on there way with there new Tech for there company what ever it was........Not the case by a long shot .
It’s on fire still and as hard as ever and the Paradigm shift I thought was over or slowing down, is not. Its happening as fast as you can read about it.........................
I just wanted to point that out. Mr.McHenry might be late filing at times I had some worry I really wanted him to hurry before the Tech sector fizzled, it was a honest fear I hard. it was because of my lack of experience.
But guess what ? . it’s moving, on fire , and DUTV is in a very big sweet spot...............Heck, haven't even covered resealing minutes and those companies in this segment only are growing every bit as fast and making tons of cash........... right now. Today . it’s friggin very hot out there.
So if you here that expression .RIGHT PLACE RIGHT TIME RIGHT MARKET.............WE NEED TO HOLD ON FOR SURE.
That’s all I got............... Have just a little time left to tickle the lady of the house’s feet. That's pretty hot too , but no worries am very experienced there. Just going to jump in..................lol
Ericsson provides SaskTel with M2M connectivity
TORONTO, June 24, 2015 /CNW/ – Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) has reached a deal with SaskTel in Canada to provide M2M connectivity. Ericsson Device Connection Platform (DCP) as a service will provide SaskTel with a fast market launch with low risk and long term advantages in agility and economies of scale. It provides an optimized M2M connectivity platform supporting deployments for a high number of devices and applications covering a wide range of industry verticals and the emerging connected consumer electronics.
PARIS – Actility, a leading provider of network solutions and managed information systems for the Internet of Things (IoT) market, today announced it has secured a $25 million funding round led by Ginko Ventures. Ginko Ventures leads a prestigious group of investors including tier-one telcos KPN, Orange, Swisscom and Foxconn, along with the existing investors Fonds Ecotechnologies managed by Bpifrance Investissement, Idinvest Partners, and Truffle Capital.
IOT WORLD FORUM 2015
“We backed LoRaWAN as an open technology for IoT and are excited to see today such industry momentum behind Actility, whom we see as a critical partner to make pervasive IoT infrastructure and services.”
The investment will allow Actility to accelerate its go-to-market strategy for ThingPark, its open standard IoT network solution; funding its operational resources, building a high level of service and continuing to develop technology partnerships to foster a healthy ecosystem. It follows a recently concluded technology partnership between Actility and Swisscom.
A fully integrated platform for nationwide IoT, Actility’s ThingPark™ is designed to enable IoT services for any market sector, offering ready-to-go IoT connectivity plus a full set of ready-to-sell applications in less than one month. It is a Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) radio network built on the LoRaWAN™ standard, developed and supported by the LoRa™ Alliance. LoRaWAN networks address the three critical elements required for IoT networks connecting billions of devices: low power, long range, and low cost. ThingPark represents the first end-to-end, LoRaWAN interoperable platform to serve the IoT market for every use case.
“Today’s wireless technologies are not optimized for IoT applications which require sensors to be low power and able to run on a battery with very little maintenance. ThingPark provides the technology to connect both long range and low power sensors over unlicensed ISM band spectrum, allowing low cost and fast roll-out of IoT networks for a wide range of IoT applications,” said Olivier Hersent, Founder, CEO and CTO, Actility. “We are delighted to have secured the backing of such prominent communications industry leaders.”
“With more than 50 Billion devices to be connected by 2020, Cisco believes that new scalable IoT infrastructure and services will become key evolution at every scale, for Telcos, cities and corporate campuses,” said Tony Shakib, Vice-President IoE (Internet of Everything) Vertical Solutions at Cisco.
He added: “We backed LoRaWAN as an open technology for IoT and are excited to see today such industry momentum behind Actility, whom we see as a critical partner to make pervasive IoT infrastructure and services.”
“After the rise of personal connected objects such as consumer wearable devices, we are now witnessing the emergence of a second wave: managed connected objects,” said Hersent. “Managed connected objects are creating a more efficient, more sustainable world. With a ubiquitous and cost-effective IoT network in place, utilities for instance will be able to accelerate their smart-metering plans, to optimize the filling of fuel tanks, to increase the use of renewable energy by dynamically controlling thermostats. We have the technology to achieve a paradigm shift in remote monitoring and management – think of instant fire or leak detection, or prevention of loss of valuable equipment using smart tracking. Ubiquitous IoT will have a huge impact in agriculture and other key sectors of the economy. ThingPark is available now, allowing Telecom operators or municipalities to deploy an IoT network in a month.”
But I can’t help but to bring attention to how hot the market is out there now. so !
It appears to me that so many companies are PARTNERING still right now . I thought it was pretty much over and companies we on there way with there new Tech for there company what ever it was........Not the case by a long shot .
It’s on fire still and as hard as ever and the Paradigm shift I thought was over or slowing down, is not. Its happening as fast as you can read about it.........................
I just wanted to point that out. Mr.McHenry might be late filing at times I had some worry I really wanted him to hurry before the Tech sector fizzled, it was a honest fear I hard. it was because of my lack of experience.
But guess what ? . it’s moving, on fire , and DUTV is in a very big sweet spot...............Heck, haven't even covered resealing minutes and those companies in this segment only are growing every bit as fast and making tons of cash........... right now. Today . it’s friggin very hot out there.
So if you here that expression .RIGHT PLACE RIGHT TIME RIGHT MARKET.............WE NEED TO HOLD ON FOR SURE.
That’s all I got............... Have just a little time left to tickle the lady of the house’s feet. That's pretty hot too , but no worries am very experienced there. Just going to jump in..................lol
Ericsson provides SaskTel with M2M connectivity
TORONTO, June 24, 2015 /CNW/ – Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) has reached a deal with SaskTel in Canada to provide M2M connectivity. Ericsson Device Connection Platform (DCP) as a service will provide SaskTel with a fast market launch with low risk and long term advantages in agility and economies of scale. It provides an optimized M2M connectivity platform supporting deployments for a high number of devices and applications covering a wide range of industry verticals and the emerging connected consumer electronics.
PARIS – Actility, a leading provider of network solutions and managed information systems for the Internet of Things (IoT) market, today announced it has secured a $25 million funding round led by Ginko Ventures. Ginko Ventures leads a prestigious group of investors including tier-one telcos KPN, Orange, Swisscom and Foxconn, along with the existing investors Fonds Ecotechnologies managed by Bpifrance Investissement, Idinvest Partners, and Truffle Capital.
IOT WORLD FORUM 2015
“We backed LoRaWAN as an open technology for IoT and are excited to see today such industry momentum behind Actility, whom we see as a critical partner to make pervasive IoT infrastructure and services.”
The investment will allow Actility to accelerate its go-to-market strategy for ThingPark, its open standard IoT network solution; funding its operational resources, building a high level of service and continuing to develop technology partnerships to foster a healthy ecosystem. It follows a recently concluded technology partnership between Actility and Swisscom.
A fully integrated platform for nationwide IoT, Actility’s ThingPark™ is designed to enable IoT services for any market sector, offering ready-to-go IoT connectivity plus a full set of ready-to-sell applications in less than one month. It is a Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) radio network built on the LoRaWAN™ standard, developed and supported by the LoRa™ Alliance. LoRaWAN networks address the three critical elements required for IoT networks connecting billions of devices: low power, long range, and low cost. ThingPark represents the first end-to-end, LoRaWAN interoperable platform to serve the IoT market for every use case.
“Today’s wireless technologies are not optimized for IoT applications which require sensors to be low power and able to run on a battery with very little maintenance. ThingPark provides the technology to connect both long range and low power sensors over unlicensed ISM band spectrum, allowing low cost and fast roll-out of IoT networks for a wide range of IoT applications,” said Olivier Hersent, Founder, CEO and CTO, Actility. “We are delighted to have secured the backing of such prominent communications industry leaders.”
“With more than 50 Billion devices to be connected by 2020, Cisco believes that new scalable IoT infrastructure and services will become key evolution at every scale, for Telcos, cities and corporate campuses,” said Tony Shakib, Vice-President IoE (Internet of Everything) Vertical Solutions at Cisco.
He added: “We backed LoRaWAN as an open technology for IoT and are excited to see today such industry momentum behind Actility, whom we see as a critical partner to make pervasive IoT infrastructure and services.”
“After the rise of personal connected objects such as consumer wearable devices, we are now witnessing the emergence of a second wave: managed connected objects,” said Hersent. “Managed connected objects are creating a more efficient, more sustainable world. With a ubiquitous and cost-effective IoT network in place, utilities for instance will be able to accelerate their smart-metering plans, to optimize the filling of fuel tanks, to increase the use of renewable energy by dynamically controlling thermostats. We have the technology to achieve a paradigm shift in remote monitoring and management – think of instant fire or leak detection, or prevention of loss of valuable equipment using smart tracking. Ubiquitous IoT will have a huge impact in agriculture and other key sectors of the economy. ThingPark is available now, allowing Telecom operators or municipalities to deploy an IoT network in a month.”
