What we can do for you
The GMA was created to help enterprises enjoy simpler, more
profitable routes to launching global M2M services.
Our ambition is to help enterprises reduce the complexity of managing diverse operations; to deploy M2M
services over multiple mobile networks more easily; and to achieve a faster time-to-market.
GLOBAL COVERAGE
We currently provide enhanced M2M connectivity services throughout 33 countries in Europe and in key markets in North America, South America and Asia. Within Europe our networks reach 94% of the European population. As new members join, our footprint will expand.
QUALITY OF EXPERIENCE
Your customers will be expecting a high-quality, seamless service from their connected device: we ensure this happens straight out of the box. We help ensure this through our module certification program and by aligning our operational support processes.
INNOVATIVE SERVICES
We develop secure and reliable solutions that make it easier for enterprises to deploy connected devices on a global scale. In 2015, we will launch Multi-Domestic Service, an innovative M2M connectivity management service that combines an embedded SIM with a global management platform.
Who we are
The GMA is an association of leading operators with world-class
networks.
We have made it easier for global enterprises to deploy and manage M2M services across the world by aligning
our operational processes, enhancing quality of service (QoS) and creating common services.
We have proven experience and know-how in supporting business-critical M2M services and collectively
connect tens of millions of M2M devices. As established operators with a long history in M2M, you can be
assured that our members offer outstanding levels of support and customer care.
WHY M2M?
M2M powers the Internet of Everything.
By embedding connectivity in everyday devices likes cars, watches, body scales and coffee machines, global enterprises have an opportunity to improve their business processes and operations. M2M can take the relationship with customers to a higher level by enabling new business models or services. The GSM Association estimates that by 2020, there could be 1 to 2 billion smart devices connecting to mobile networks.
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