eDevice M2M company growing strongly (France)
According to its pre-ATA press release, eDevice “has 100k connected patients” but, as the release rambles, it is hard to identify just where these are. However, it is clear that the company has grown strongly and anticipates further strong growth.
M2M revitalizing PERS, making wireless healthier
…is the surprising conviction of long-time observer Harry Wang of Parks Associates. He’s projecting that nearly all PERS will go M2M as households increasingly lose the land line, and as the current crop of older adults demands ‘anywhere’ coverage. While the numbers will be small in terms of shipping (400,000 in 2016), M2M will be the norm in five years: more than 61 percent of PERS in the US shipped in 2017 will feature M2M connectivity, versus only 15 percent in 2012. Wireless carriers are also pushing connectivity in both telecare and telehealth with key device partnerships: Orange and Sprint with IDEAL LIFE, Sprint and BodyMedia, AT&T with Vitality (and many others) and T-Mobile with self-install telecare BeClose. Undoubtedly this article in e-Commerce Times is a preview to an upcoming study.
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