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Introduction

M2M Evolution 11
RFID in a Nutshell 12

M2M – Telecommunications

Wireless Service Technology and Protocols

The Technologies

GPRS (General Purpose Radio Service)23
1xRTT or CDMA2000 23
iDEN Packet24
Advantages of SMS 27
Interactive Two-Way 27
Simultaneous Transmission with Voice 27
Confirmation of Delivery 27
Store and Forward Method 27
Use Of Phone Number As The Address 28
High Degree of Encryption 28
Transmission At Higher Power Than The Voice Channel28
Analog Control Channel28

Wireless Technology Recommendation for M2M

GSM-SMS and GPRS 30
CDMA-1xRTT 30
iDEN Packet 30
Technology Strategy of M2M 31
Hardware Budget31
Scope of Deployment-Domestic or International31
Ease of Creating the Application 32
Wireless Service Options 32
Wireless Access Costs 32
Further Technology Considerations 32
Back-end Server Technology 34
Gateway to Wireless Carrier or Service Provider 34
Delivery of SMS to the Internet35
Applications of M2M 39
RFID – A Brief Outlook 40
Types of RFID Systems 42
Types of Tags 42
Passive Tags 42
Semi Passive RFID Tags 42
Active RFID Tags 43
Active Tags with Sensors/GPS 43
Application Field 43
Difference between Active and Passive RFID 45
RFID Comparison Matrix 46

M2M Standards for RFID

Standardization Organizations and Processes 48
Basic Organizations 48
Standard development organizations 49
Commercial organization 50
Standardization Business Models 51
Standardization of the Radio Frequency Spectrum 53
Low Frequency Band 54
Short Wave Band 54
High Frequency Band 55
UHF Band 56
Microwave Frequency Band 2.45 GHz 57
Radar& HIPERLAN Frequency Band 58
Standards and Inter-Operability Issues 59
Recent Trends and Issues 60
Company Takeovers 62
Security Issues 64
Types of Attacks 64
Spoofing Attacks 65
Insert65
Replay Attack 66
Flood Attack 66
Un-authorized Tag Data Manipulation 66
Middleware Issues 67
Backend Database Corruption 68
Blended Attacks 68
Man in the Middle Attack 68
Fraud at Chip Level69
M2M Risk and Security Management 71
M2M Risk Analysis 72
System Security & System Policies 74
Risk & Attack Management75

M2M RFID Applications

M2M RFID in Healthcare 78
RFID on Humans 80
Other Applications 82
Advanced M2M Applications 88
M2M Monitoring – Passport 90
M2M – Smart Appliances 92
M2M in Personalization 93
M2M RFID Next Generation 94
Tomorrows RFID Technology 94
Tags 95
Readers 97
System Technology 98
RFID Deployment Fault Analysis 99
Basics of RFID Deployment Monitoring Principles 100
Efficiency Monitoring 103
Tag Read Error 103
Standard Monitoring Procedure 106
M2M Company Analysis 108
Product and Services 109
Mobile Solutions 109
Key Features & Benefits:110
Elephant Talk M2M Value Proposition 110
Key Features & Benefits:112
Two Stage Dialing 114
Key Features & Benefits:114
Additional Services and Offerings 115
Methodology 115
Research & Development and Engineering 116
Quality Assurance 116

M2M Case Studies

RFID Implementation at Rittal 117
Client Details 117
Issue 117
Solution Provider 117
Briefs 118
Asset Tracking at US Air Force Base 119
Client Details 119
Issue 119
Solution Provider 119
Briefs 119
RFID at the Department of Energy – US 121
Client Details 121
Issue 121
Solution Provider 121
Briefs 121
Item Tracking at Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel 127
Client Details 127
Issue 127
Solution Provider 127
Briefs 127
Mississippi Blood Services Banks on RFID 130
Client Details 130
Issue 130
Solution Provider 130
Briefs 130
RFID implementation at Special Olympics, US 135
Client Details 135
Issue 135
Solution Provider 136
Briefs 136
Vehicular Collision Prevention at Australian Mine 139
Client Details 139
Issue 139
Solution Provider 139
Briefs 139
RFID in Fashion 145
Client Details 145
Issue 145
Briefs 145
German Publisher Adoption of RFID 149
Solution Provider 149
Briefs 149
Palette Tracking in Japan 153
Solution Provider 153
Briefs 153

Future & Roadmap

M2M adoption with time 158
Pre 2000 Segment158
2000 – Mobile and Telecommunication 159
2003 – Inventory Monitoring and Tracking 159
2005 – HealthCare and Medical160
2007 – Defense and Homeland Security 160
2010 – Now 161
2010 and Beyond 161
Growth Factors of M2M from 2010 and Beyond 162
Telecommunication 163
M2M Wireless and Consumer Products 164
Asset Tracking and other M2M RFID Applications 165
M2M & RFID Company Analysis 167
RFID Companies in Europe 167
RFID Companies in Asia/Asia Pacific 184
RFID Companies in the United States of America 195
Conclusion 208