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Dual Mode Connectivity for M2M Bill Molesworth Vice President, Terrestrial Wireless Services

Dual Mode Connectivity for M2M Bill Molesworth Vice President, Terrestrial Wireless Services ORBCOMM Inc. Intelligent Assets Are Everywhere. Transportation • Heavy Equipment • Maritime Industrial/Remote Assets • Government. Example: Intelligent Reefer Management.

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Dual Mode Connectivity for M2M Bill Molesworth Vice President, Terrestrial Wireless Services

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  1. Dual Mode Connectivity for M2M Bill Molesworth Vice President, Terrestrial Wireless Services ORBCOMM Inc.

  2. Intelligent Assets Are Everywhere Transportation •Heavy Equipment •Maritime Industrial/Remote Assets • Government

  3. Example: Intelligent Reefer Management

  4. How Do You Connect Them? • Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellites: 27 OG1 LEO satellites and 15 ground stations providing global two-way data service • Coming Soon: 18 next generation OG2 satellites launching from mid-2013 to 2014 • “Terrestrial” Wireless Networks • “Dual Mode” Networks that combine LEO Satellite and Terrestrial Wireless Networks

  5. What Is "Dual Mode” Connectivity? • Blends satellite coverage with cellular bandwidth for optimal connectivity & value • Enables high bandwidth messaging when needed • Brings higher data throughputs and voice capabilities • Fills in gaps in terrestrial coverage • Multiple redundant connections • Global network service footprint • Least cost routing

  6. Key Considerations • Requires a secure, scalable Web-based platform to tie satellite and terrestrial networks together • “One view” of a dual-mode subscriber is not easy • Management of provisioning and messaging needs • Billing and usage analysis • Message tracing, quality of service and reports for over-usage and alarming • APIs for automated capabilities & subscription management

  7. Service Management • Control, Control, Control • Visibility over networks is key • Management of airtime-related expenses • Tools for self-care troubleshooting, analysis and issue resolution • Enhance device reliability and longevity

  8. Thank You! ORBCOMM Inc. 703-433-6300 • 1-800-ORBCOMM sales @orbcomm.com www.orbcomm.com

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