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The M2M Evolution is for any company that is looking to utilize the wireless network to extend control over their supply chain, product development, and distribution channels. While carriers will benefit from M2M Technology, this event is for all vertical industries that have an interest in managing their assets and protecting their supply chain.
M2M Evolution will include a series of analyst insight, case studies, and roundtable discussions and will show attendees how to exploit this technology to minimize destruction, fraud and theft across all vertical markets.
Who Should Attend:
- Product Life Cycle Managers
- Distribution Managers
- Warehouse Managers
- Merchandising Decision Makers
- Product Security officers
- Business development executives
- Technology strategy directors
- Product design engineers
- Software engineers
- Application developers
Benefits of Being at M2M Evolution in Austin
| Technology: |
End Users & Applications: (Embedded M2M): |
| Dozens of market-leading innovators will share
lessons learned from developing their solutions, and
they will also discuss the trends that are influencing
the development of future technology. |
M2M-based services brought to market by brand name
companies are creating new B2B opportunities. Hear how
companies are using M2M to enhance operations in numerous
industries, including shipping, transportation, medical and energy. |
| ROI: the Fast Path to Cash: |
Regulatory/Compliance: |
The industry has matured to the point where
companies are now making money with M2M
technology, and the conference will illustrate
how companies are enhancing their bottom
lines through M2M. |
Regulatory requirements impact how M2M technologies are
deployed in vertical industries. Understanding these regulations
is important for the continued evolution of M2M-asedtechnologies. The conference will ssemble experts from
the agencies that are shaping these regulations. |
| “What’s unique about this event is the focus on supply chain performance, ROI models and business process efficiency. Assembling all of the stakeholders in one place - from shippers, carriers, security professionals, food defense experts, and technology providers - highlights the momentum of M2M, and underscores a common goal within the supply chain, to enhance security and improve performance through collaboration.” |
| -M2M Evolution Conference Chair Nikki Cuban of OnAsset Intelligence |
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