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Ericsson brings IoT solutions for operators and utility cos.

Ericsson has launched solutions for the communication service providers and utility cos to address requirements of IoT market.

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NEW DELHI, INDIA: Ericsson has launched three new solutions for the communication service providers and utility companies to address requirements in the fast-growing Internet of Things (IoT) market.

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Smart Metering as a Service- Smart metering and a smarter, connected grid enables more reliable services, more accurate billing and the ability to control spending – thanks to timely consumption data. It also supports advanced security automation lighting, heating and cooling services.

Smart Metering as a Service will be commercially available in Q2 2016.

User & IoT Data Analytics- Ericsson’s User & IoT Data Analytics allows operators to do that by providing a real-time analytics engine embedded in the subscriber database.

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Operators can improve internal operational efficiency and expand business toward both consumers and industries. In parallel, they can extend their roles in the IoT ecosystem beyond simply providing connectivity and climb up the value chain.

Ericsson User & IoT Data Analytics will be commercially available from end Q2 2016.

Networks Software 17A Diversifying Cellular for Massive IoT- Ericsson is launching Networks Software 17A for Massive IoT that supports millions of IoT device connections per cell site. The software-only upgrades introduce newest device category for LTE connections, Narrowband-IoT (NB-IoT), to existing network infrastructure, for fast rollout of reliable, secure mobile connectivity at the lowest total cost of ownership.

NB-IoT is well suited to IoT applications such as metering and sensor monitoring and flexibly scales to support millions of connections per cell site. It also reduces module costs by 90 percent and provides seven times better coverage. Combined with power-saving improvements, it delivers more than 10-year device battery life while maintaining downlink reachability.

Ericsson Networks Software 17A for Massive IoT will become commercially available in Q4 2016.

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