HP, Nokia in Wireless M2M Deal
The consumer wireless market maybe slowing around the globe, but that doesn't mean that all wireless opportunities are dead. For example, Nokia and HP have teamed up to provide business with machine-to-machine (M2M) wireless solutions to wirelessly monitor and maintain remote assets. This is an interesting twist on the enterprise buisness market. Most enterprise applications are about giving employees mobile access to corporate data. But maybe M2M can help deliver some quick ROI and get enterprises more interested in wireless.
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