Smart businesses keep the competitive advantage by constantly improving efficiency and productivity. Leveraging machine-to-machine solutions (M2M) enabling two or more machines to communicate without human intervention is an effective way to do this. From monitoring remotely located oil pumps to paying for pizza at the front door with secure debit payment, the possibilities for M2M are limitless. M2M technologies optimize assets, automate operations and help you gain the competitive edge of real-time access to data. At Rogers, we combine our world-standard (GSM/GPRS/EDGE/HSDPA) wireless network with hardware from our best-of-breed partners to wirelessly enable M2M solutions, bringing you additional cost-savings, flexibility and scalability.
- Cost savings:
- Perform more measurements at a lower cost and reap the benefits of greater real-time data integration
- Save up to 50% of installation costs by eliminating excess wiring and cabling throughout your facilities
- Reduce energy costs associated with operating devices
- Reduce equipment downtime, servicing costs and prevent revenue loss
- Collect data to create new or improved services and revenues
- Productivity gains:
- Get connected in remote or rugged locations where not previously possible
- Reduce the need for direct human monitoring so you benefit from more efficient use of personnel
- Gain productivity through task automation
- Customer and employee satisfaction:
- Deliver secure anytime, anywhere access to work-related applications such as databases, timetables, stock, prices and diagnostics
- Improve customer service with flexible payment options and stock availability
- Network Access
- Wireless POS
- Smart Metering
Rogers Wireless and its partners can work with you to design and implement wireless M2M solutions that are right for you. Contact us at wirelessenterprisesolutions@rci.rogers.com to learn more about how Rogers can make M2M a reality for your business.
"There will be more invisibly connected machines and physical objects than visible humans from 2005 onward."
- Forester Research
"By 2007, there will be between 100 million and 160 million machine-to-machine connections worldwide that use wireless mobile phone networks."
- Gartner Group
