Telit Wireless Solutions, an international specialist in
machine-to-machine (M2M) technology, announced its inaugural M2M developers
conference, Telit DevCon 2011.

 

Preceding CTIA Enterprise and Applications, Telit DevCon
2011 is a one-day forum that will connect M2M application engineers with
industry experts, offering educational sessions and insights for developing
embedded cellular devices.

 

Keynote speaker Robin Duke-Woolley of Beecham Research
will kick off the conference as one of many M2M leaders lending their
perspectives on this booming sector.

 

Telit DevCon comes at a critical point in the M2M
industry, as overall market growth and the rapid uptake of vertical
applications, such as mobile health devices and in-vehicle infotainment
systems, calls for technology experts like Telit to educate developers and
provide guidance in navigating the complex M2M value chain,” said Duke-Woolley,
founder and CEO, Beecham Research Ltd.

 

At Telit DevCon 2011, attendees will come to understand
the intricacies and challenges of developing M2M devices and learn how to
leverage the module maker’s technology for connected applications from Telit’s
trusted and experienced engineers.

 

Sessions on a wide range of M2M topics will include
carrier selection, best practices for cellular development and maintaining cost
efficiencies in device design.

 

Cellular technology provides the greatest opportunity
for companies to create a broad spectrum of innovative M2M applications unbound
by geographic constraints,” said Mike Ueland, vice president and general
manager, Telit Wireless Solutions.  

 

Telit DevCon is an ideal opportunity for both engineers
and executives to gain the business insights and technical tools necessary to
successfully launch M2M applications that will bring value to their customers,”
Ueland added.

 

By Telecomlead.com Team
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