Sprint® M2M Solutions

The primary objective of the Intel/Sprint Digital Signage project was to measure the effectiveness of their in-store digital content using Intel’s AIM Suite for Anonymous Video Analytics in four high traffic Sprint retail stores.

This whitepaper outlines the many network considerations one must take into account when choosing to deploy an M2M solution. It provides a summary of network options and approaches that can be employed for supporting M2M applications, taking into consideration performance, cost, service, security, and other critical factors.

The widespread availability of 3G and emerging 4G cellular-based wireless broadband networks enables digital signage to be deployed virtually anywhere. Combined with SaaS content management systems, cellular-based digital signage can penetrate hard-to-reach locations and new markets, and achieve a faster return on investment.

Download this paper to explore the application opportunities, technology requirements and business benefits arising from machine-to-machine (M2M) communication. It will enable the transition from "dumb" products to smart products as portals into a whole new world of customer value-creation and "smart services."

Learn more about the role 4G is playing in expanding the reach of business into the mobile environment.

Sprint has become an established leader in the machine-to-machine and embedded device marketplace, enabling partner solutions through its Open Device Initiative. To date, Sprint has certified hundreds of non-Sprint branded M2M devices for use on the Sprint network. And we believe that this is only the beginning.

This Frost & Sullivan whitepaper focuses on the benefits of wireless for loss prevention for store retailers that display and sell merchandise to the general public through fixed point-of-sale stores.

The insurance sector has historically been quite conservative in adopting new technology; however, mobile technology, in particular, seems ideally positioned to help insurers establish a competitive advantage. This whitepaper provides an examination of how wireless initiatives can provide real benefits at affordable price points.

Usage-Based Insurance (UBI) solutions are garnering increased attention from intrigued insurers and policyholders. When properly designed and marketed, UBI products can lower an insurer’s risk and create new revenue streams.

Mary Kay broadcasts targeted messages to employees and visitors using the OpenSource solution running on Intel® Processors.

A new technology that has the potential to bring significant change to all aspects of the insurance business is telematics, with its ability to monitor vehicle driving behavior and communicate back to the insurer with extremely rich and detailed data. This white paper lays out how telematics and usage-based insurance are revolutionizing rating variables and discusses the potential they have for significantly changing or eliminating claims processes and workflow.

In this whitepaper from Heavy Reading and Pyramid Research, learn more about the tremendous growth opportunities within embedded cellular M2M, which enables rapid and secure data transfer via GSM, UMTS or CDMA networks.