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Gale Lightfoot
M2M Focus Group Co-Chair Senior Staff Program Manager Office of the CTO, SPB Cisco
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Benefits
Boost economies of scale. Shorten time-to-market. Simplify development of applications. Expand business opportunities. Reduce standardization overlap.
ATIS Board of Directors Meeting M2M Evolution October 20, 2011 Conference
Analysts, academics, journalists, not to mention service providers are all talking about M2M. Subscriber saturation in the U.S. has occurred. There are now more mobile subscriptions than U.S. residents. Machines and sensors represent the clearest way for mobile revenue and services to grow. Many telemetry applications do not use much bandwidth.
Attraction is similar to short message service: high margins, low bandwidth consumption.
Industrial and other specialized M2M applications will be more churn resistant than traditional man vs. machine subscribers.
ATIS Board of Directors Meeting M2M Evolution October 20, 2011 Conference
Participation
Co-Chaired by Jeff Edlund, HP, and Gale Lightfoot, Cisco. 20 participating companies:
AT&T ADTRAN Alcatel-Lucent Cisco Ericsson Hitachi Hewlett-Packard Huawei Intel Juniper LG Motorola Nokia Siemens Networks Qualcomm Sprint SureWest Syniverse Telephone & Data Systems Telcordia Verizon
ATIS Board of Directors Meeting M2M Evolution October 20, 2011 Conference
Verticals
S M A R T G R I D
C O N N E C T E D V E H I C L E
M2M-FG
e H e a l t h
Landscape Team
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Working Objectives
The M2M-FG addresses the M2M, Smart Grid, and Connected Vehicle opportunities identified by the Landscape Team. The FG is currently assessing:
In depth Use Case Analysis for Smart Grid and Connected Vehicle:
Intent to tease out specific features / functions required for ICT to support use cases; and Hypothesis is that multiple use cases will need many COMMON feature / functions and parameters supporting a common service platform for M2M.
Architectural definition for M2M Service Platform. Identification of players across the value chain.
ATIS Board of Directors Meeting M2M Evolution October 20, 2011 Conference
Service Provider
End User
Middleware Providers Service Providers Machine & Device Manufacturers Network Equipment Providers System Integrators Application Developers
ATIS Board of Directors Meeting M2M Evolution October 20, 2011 Conference
Assessed industry architectural frameworks and currently comparing the different frameworks in order to determine what is most applicable. Sub-team will analyze the status of standards related to the use cases and will highlight standards needs to address the use cases.
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Assessed industry architectural frameworks and currently comparing the different frameworks in order to determine what is most applicable. Sub-team will analyze the status of standards related to the use cases and will highlight standards needs to address the use cases.
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There can be substantial benefit from creating a common service layer in the network that provides functions and/or capabilities that are common across multiple M2M applications.
The FG will outline some of the common functions/capabilities that are required for most M2M applications, in particular, the Smart Grid and Connected Vehicle use cases.
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Policy Management
Data Processing and Storage Notifications Diagnostics API Management Billing
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According to the Beecham report, the value for such a service layer is several 10s of billions of dollars.
Middleware (device management , control, diagnostics, status & monitoring, location & tracking, storage) share of what the end user pays for the service in all sectors transportation, healthcare etc. using any network
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The mobility aspect of M2M, Connected Vehicle, & Smart Grid makes ICTs role critical.
LTE will be a significant enabler.
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Next Steps
The Focus Group will: Finalize identification of commonalities across the verticals. Identify standards needs along with APIs and protocols.
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