Telenor Connexion provides connectivity for M2M devices in Renault's vehicles

Analysys Mason Group, January 2013, Pages: 7

The number of M2M device connections in the automotive and transport sector will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 28% during the next 11 years. Service providers and their partners are in a strong position to offer connectivity-based services plus other ancillary technology and non-technology services.

This Viewpoint:

- Provides a case study of the relationship between Renault and Telenor Connexion
- Identifies the key value-added components included in the relationship
- Makes recommendations for enterprises similar to Renault when considering an M2M technology purchase.

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