What does M2M mean for the future?
The internet of things and machine-to-machine communication are set to revolutionise our day-to-day lives. Stephen Armstrong explores how and asks will it be for the better?
Internet of Things
The world has witnessed an acceleration of connectivity, unparalleled in human history, which is only increasing. The M2M industry is projected to maintain 23 per cent annual growth rates over the next decade and, what is today a $121 billion business, will be worth $948 billion by 2020. This report looks at how IoT impacts the rise of the machine over humans, whilst exploring areas such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, data security, data handling and sustainable technologies.
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In this report
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Internet of things: changing how we live
The internet of things is changing the way we live as machines, objects and animals are communicating through cyberspace, writes Charles Orton-Jones
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Opportunities to invest in M2M
The technology of machines connected to each other via the internet represents a significant business opportunity, as John Lamb reports
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The future of humans vs technology
Edwin Smith takes a glimpse of the future in conversation with technology pioneer and futurologist Peter Diamandis
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Security concerns over M2M data
Machine-to-machine communication throws open concerns about data security which must be addressed, writes Tom Brewster
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We can handle devices, but can we handle data?
The growth of the internet of things relies on interoperability. Not only is it a necessity, but it is needed on a massive scale, says Suke Jawanda, chief marketing officer of Bluetooth Special Interest Group
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8 ways wifi enables the internet of everything
Long the networking technology of choice, wi-fi will be a key enabler of the “internet of everything”, says Kelly Davis-Felner, vice president of marketing for Wi-Fi Alliance
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The Future CMO 2020
Our Future CMO special report, published in The Times, features articles on combating fake news, upcoming Christmas campaigns, celebrity founders and branding, and more. It features an infographic on the changing evolution of the advertising landscape from traditional to digital.
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Climate Change 2020
Our Climate Change special report, published in The Times, explores innovative ways to offset carbon emissions, staying profitable as a B corp, and the environmental cost of going digital. It also looks at which business leaders are lobbying for real action. The infographic examines how big your business’s carbon footprint is and the impact of remote working.Â
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The Fashion Economy 2020
The Fashion Economy special report, published in The Times, examines recent shifts in buying behaviour, fighting fast fashion, virtual catwalks, and more. The featured infographic looks at changing fashion attitudes towards more sustainable apparel.
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Supply Chain Resilience 2020
Coronavirus has highlighted the fragility of global supply chains, so what needs to be a priority when rebuilding for future resilience? Our Supply Chain Resilience special report, published in The Times, examines the importance of last-mile delivery, the future warehouse, the obstacles of reshoring, and more! The featured infographic looks at how COVID-19 has impacted global supply chains, how they’re faring now, and plans for the future.