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Smart City Resilience: Learning from Emergency Response and Coordination in Japan
February 1, 2013 | Smart Cities | Case Study | GSMACities worldwide are placing increasing importance on building up resilience to natural disasters, such as extreme weather, flooding, heat and water stress, caused by climate change. Confronted by a natural disaster, smart cities can use sophisticated ICT infrastructure and analytical capabilities to enhance and coordinate the information flow between multiple public agencies. With the help of mobile networks, a city municipality can reach the majority of its citizens at short notice. Cities can learn from the experience of Japan, where the federal government launched an emergency warning system in February 2007, providing its municipalities with a plan and a solution to respond to natural disasters.
Finland: Forum Virium Helsinki - A user-driven approach to developing smart city services, mobile apps and open data
December 19, 2012 | Smart Cities | Case Study | GSMAThrough its smart city initiatives, Helsinki is making innovative use of mobile technology, engaging with citizens and opening public sector data up to all interested parties.
Implementation Guidelines for Cellular Modems Embedded into Medical Devices
December 17, 2012 | Whitepaper | ExternalRevolutionary changes are underway in healthcare as the industry moves from expensive hospital-centric sick care to more affordable proactive healthcare monitoring and management outside the hospital. The cellular industry is working with the Continua Health Alliance to accelerate this transition and partner with the medical device community on key considerations in developing and operating sensors, gateways, and service platforms in the cellular environment.
Written in consultation with the GSMA this whitepaper provides high-level device specific design guidance to product managers and engineers incorporating cellular modems into health sensors, gateways, and servers.
mHealth US end-user research: Beliefs, barriers, success factors and recommendations
December 3, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | GSMAGlobal study of perceptions of mobile solutions for healthcare in chronic disease
November 28, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | GSMAA white paper for patient societies and advocacy groups.
This white paper is the result of research commissioned by GSMA and conducted by Ipsos MORI among healthcare providers, patients and general wellness consumers in Brazil, China, India and the US. It examines beliefs among respondents about mobile health solutions, with diabetes used as an example. Although intended for patient societies and advocacy groups, this paper also contains valuable information for mobile network operators and vendors in the mobile ecosystem.
Global views on potential of mobile health solutions to address key healthcare challenges in chronic disease
November 28, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | GSMAwhite paper for healthcare practitioners and the pharmaceutical industry.
This white paper is the result of research commissioned by GSMA and conducted by Ipsos MORI among healthcare providers, patients and general wellness consumers in Brazil, China, India and the US. It examines beliefs among respondents about mobile health solutions, with diabetes used as an example. Although intended for healthcare practitioners and the pharmaceutical industry, this paper also contains valuable information for mobile network operators and vendors in the mobile ecosystem.
Global views on potential of mobile health solutions to address chronic disease challenges
November 28, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | GSMAA white paper for regulatory bodies.
This white paper is the result of research commissioned by GSMA and conducted by Ipsos MORI among healthcare providers, patients and general wellness consumers in Brazil, China, India and the US. It examines beliefs among respondents about mobile health solutions, with diabetes used as an example. Although intended for regulatory bodies, this paper also contains valuable information for mobile network operators and vendors in the mobile ecosystem.
Germany: T-City Friedrichshafen
November 13, 2012 | Smart CitiesThe five year old T-City test bed in Friedrichshafen, Germany, is demonstrating how a smart city can combine innovative information and communication technologies, together with a smart energy grid and services, to help improve the quality of life of citizens.
Bluetooth® Interoperability Requirements for Auto Industry Agreed
November 5, 2012 | mAutomotive | Whitepaper | GSMAOn 16th October 2012 the GSMA Terminal Steering Group (TSG) announced the publication of the Bluetooth® Interoperability Requirements for Mobile Terminals (TS.19) .
This document represents a significant step in realising genuine collaboration, in support of BT profiles, between automakers, handset manufacturers and mobile operators. Whilst the handset manufacturer and operator collaboration is long established, it was necessary to seek input from the car industry as the GSMA TSG were seeking to specifically enhance Bluetooth support and the end user experience for in-car connectivity.
The result of this collaboration has been very tangible. As one example; initially handset vendors, whose design cycle is significantly shorter than the 3 years or so of the auto industry, were looking to immediately remove support for BT DUN profiles. BT DUN profiles are a common (and sometimes sole mechanism) for providing tethering solutions with automakers. Through collaborative dialogue a compromise solution has been met, which includes the support of DUN until 2015.
The GSMA Connected Car Forum was delighted to cooperate with the GSMA TSG to address the BT interoperability, in cooperation with the Consumer Electronics for Automotive (CE4A). To read the GSMA Bluetooth® Interoperability Requirements for Mobile Terminals, v1.0 (TS.19) please click here.
New Business Models: Innovation in Practice
October 24, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAThis report presents the findings from a set of discussions with education-sector providers, policymakers and mobile operators. It describes the business model challenges and approaches in launching commercial, mEducation services.
Remote monitoring as an mHealth solution in Sri Lanka
October 19, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMAThis study was conducted in liaison with Dialog Axiata, Ericsson, and Asiri Surgical Hospital. It was to address the effectiveness of ambient remote monitoring technology for patients with cardiac abnormalities.
Introducing ‘always connected’ tablets into French schools
October 16, 2012 | mEducation | Case Study | GSMAIntroducing ‘always connected’ tablets into French schools – the Tablette Elève Nomade (student nomad tablet) project. Case Study from Orange France
GSMA Connected Car Forum: Future Proofing Embedded Solutions
October 8, 2012 | mAutomotive | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
First European Directory of Health Apps recommended by Patients and consumers
October 5, 2012 | mHealthIt is the first-ever of its kind. This directory of Health applications for 2012-2013 contains key facts on 200 health-oriented apps, all recommended by patient groups and empowered consumers.
The apps are categorised according to the service they provide, language in which they are available, price and links where they can be downloaded.To learn more, please download the document here.
Tutor on Mobile - Anytime, anywhere learning in India
October 1, 2012 | mEducation | Case Study | GSMATutor on Mobile (TOM) is designed to connect people who want to learn and acquire knowledge with experts in India through their mobile devices. Developed by Tata DOCOMO with technology partner Voicetap Technologies, it is a ‘knowledge marketplace‘ that encourages the sharing of knowledge, and provides an opportunity for people to earn money at the same time by providing learning content.
South Korea: Developing Next Generation Utility Networks in Jeju island
September 7, 2012 | Smart Cities | Case StudyJeju island project is one of the first Smart grid test-beds set up around the world. Its objective is to optimise energy usage in 6000 homes. The smart grid – an intelligent power transmission and distribution system – will collect real-time data to limit unnecessary use of electricity and increase the efficiency of its consumption. It is a close public–private collaboration that should help Korean companies to achieve a leading position in the early commercialisation of smart grid technology. This example is useful around the world, as it tests the management of next generation utility networks and how they can be supported by modern IT platforms and communications networks.
Busan Green u-City – A successful example of a Smart City in South Korea
August 31, 2012 | Smart Cities | Case StudyIt is an inspirational innovative project. In Busan Green u-City, cloud-based architecture is applied to new urban services through a public-private partnership. This will result in the launch of community centres and numerous urban services for its citizens. This project also demonstrates how the role of mobile operators in smart cities can go beyond connectivity, designing a smart city strategy and providing on-going operational management of smart city services.
To read this case study, please click here.
Evidence for mHealth
August 10, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | ExternalA market research project conducted in collaboration with the GSMA.
The primary objective of this report is to provide an overview and assessment of the most recent evidence base of mHealth for diabetes as an example of high burden chronic conditions. The report furthermore aims to inform the reader on the particular characteristics of the disease and the challenges of strong evidence building as a good understanding may influence the effect of future mHealth interventions.
The Potential for NFC Usage in Healthcare
August 10, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | ExternalA market research project conducted in collaboration with the GSMA. This report elaborates on several of the potential opportunities and settings for using NFC technology in the healthcare industry.
Brochure: Do you have an innovative mEducation idea?
July 24, 2012 | mEducation | Brochure | GSMAThe GSMA mEducation programme is seeking mobile and education sector organisations who have creative ideas.
We can help you to:
- Explore how mobile technologies (such as smartphones, 3G tablets, e-book readers and netbooks) can be used in education and training
- Pursue a pilot or commercial launch with the aim of developing an mEducation product, service or initiative
- Investigate what services mobile operators can bring to mEducation beyond network connectivity
Learning about the history of Madrid using an Augmented Reality treasure hunt
July 23, 2012 | mEducation | Case Study | GSMATelefónica Learning Services (TLS) has developed an Augmented Reality (AR) treasure hunt to bring alive the subjects of history, the arts, architecture and town planning, together with the customs of Madrid.
Smart Home of the Future
July 4, 2012 | Smart Cities | Article | ExternalThe existing niche home-automation market is being transformed by the mass-market availability of connected smart devices that enable a wide variety of new smart home services. Both the utilities and communications sectors are playing a significant role in this transformation.
Read the full article published in telit2market magazine here
EU public consultation on spectrum
July 4, 2012 | Smart Cities | Whitepaper | ExternalIn April 2012, GSMA provided a response to the European Commission’s public consultation on Spectrum for more efficient energy production and distribution. Download the summary of the consultation here:
And the individual responses are posted here:
Following the analysis of all the responses, the EC’s Spectrum unit decided that it will not be proceeding with a dedicated initiative at this time, as most respondents did not support the need for dedicated spectrum. However, the EC will continue to look at this issue closely under the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme (RSPP), and smart grids / energy efficiency will be one of the priorities under the spectrum inventory.
Connected Living LatAm Summit - Highlights from Day 2
June 28, 2012 | Connected Living | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
Connected Living LatAm Summit - Highlights from Day 1
June 27, 2012 | Connected Living | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
Bringing mobile learning to students in the Japanese tsunami disaster area
June 21, 2012 | mEducation | Case Study | GSMAIn the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011, students in Ishinomaki, one of the regions worst affected by the tsunami, have benefited from a learning environment that takes advantage of a mobile learning system supported by wireless networks and tablet devices. A collaboration between KDDI, Castalia and Shingakukai.
mEducation Europe Seminar: Showkt Badat & Abdul Chohan, Essa Academy
May 29, 2012 | mEducation | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
mEducation Europe Seminar: Ton Brand, GSMA
May 29, 2012 | mEducation | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
mEducation Europe Seminar: Lord Jim Knight
May 29, 2012 | mEducation | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
mEducation Europe Seminar: Mark Tastayre, Vodafone
May 29, 2012 | mEducation | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
mEducation Europe Seminar
May 29, 2012 | mEducation | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
Embedded Mobile Guidelines
May 24, 2012 | Connected Living | Whitepaper | GSMAThe Embedded Mobile (EM) Guidelines provide guidance on technical design and operational issues, such as embedded module design, radio interface, remote management, UICC provisioning and authentication. These are intended to reduce the cost of developing and deploying EM solutions through economies of scale by introducing common design guidelines for new embedded modules.
This document also addresses sector-specific use-case needs in each of the following priority verticals:
- mAutomotive
- mEducation
- mHealth
- mUtilities
Release 3.0 of the Embedded Mobile Guidelines, completed in March 2012, builds upon earlier releases by adding or updating content in the areas of application programming interfaces (APIs), network management aspects, and in each of the priority vertical sectors.
Embedded Mobile Guidelines Release 3 (Network Aspects)
The Network Aspects extract from the full Embedded Mobile Guidelines Release 3 contains information and recommendations related to network aspects of managing EM devices in mobile networks. This document is particularly targeted at and intended to be used by mobile network operators, and is published separately alongside the EM Guidelines due to its speciality focus.
GSMA Connected Cars: Business Model Innovation
May 18, 2012 | mAutomotive | Whitepaper | GSMAThis white paper examines the basic constructs of business models for telematics and infotainment services, highlights some of the emerging trends, and proposes the unique position operators have to play in this value chain.
GSMA Home Energy Gateway Requirements Whitepaper
May 4, 2012 | Smart Cities | Whitepaper | GSMAWhy join the GSMA Connected Car Forum
May 4, 2012 | mAutomotive | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
GSMA Connected House MWC 2012
May 4, 2012 | Connected Living | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
Connected Living in Smart Home
May 4, 2012 | Connected Living | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
A Smart Grid in Action
April 27, 2012 | Smart Cities | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
The Vision of a Mobile-Enabled Smart City
April 27, 2012 | Smart Cities | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
SmartSynch and AT&T: End-to-end cellular-based advanced metering infrastructure
April 27, 2012 | Smart Cities | Case Study | GSMAMobile Healthcare Video
April 26, 2012 | mHealth | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
mHealth Device Listing, November, 2012
April 23, 2012 | mHealthThis lists global mobile health devices currently on the market, and is updated with new devices fortnightly. It tracks devices designed for the remote monitoring of a range of health metrics, such as blood pressure monitoring, glucose level monitoring, medication compliance monitoring and more. The list contains device categories and the type of connection the device uses to transmit the data it collects
Case Study: Japan’s most innovative Cyber University
April 12, 2012 | mEducation | Case Study | GSMAJapan's Cyber University - Film
April 11, 2012 | mEducation | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
GSMA and McKinsey: Transforming learning through mEducation
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAUniversity goes portable with tablet technology
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Case Study | GSMAUsing tablet computers in the agricultural sector in Spain
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Case Study | GSMAGSMA Safeguarding, Security and Privacy in Mobile Education report
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAGSMA Mobile Proposition for Education Report
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAThis report highlights the value of mobile technologies in supporting enhanced teaching and learning. It describes six key educational scenarios where mobile connectivity can make, and in some cases is making, a contribution. It also describes how mobile network operators could assist the education sector in implementing mobile education through offering a range of connectivity services, learning materials, systems, apps, advice, support and managed services to education sector institutions.
Mobile Education in the United States
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAThe document describes the delivery models in place for the main types of education along with examples of activities already underway specific to United States.
Mobile Education in Spain
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAIn this document we describe the delivery models in place for the main types of education along with examples of activities already underway specific to Spain.
Urban Planning Audio Learning Case Study
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Case Study | GSMAMobile Education in Japan
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAIn this report we describe the delivery models in place for the main types of education along with examples of activities already underway specific to Japan.
Mobile Education in France
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAIn this report we describe the delivery models in place for the main types of education along with examples of activities already underway specific to France.
Mobile Education in the United Kingdom
April 5, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAIn this document we describe the delivery models in place for the main types of education along with examples of activities already underway specific to United Kingdom.
The eCall Program: Overview and Design Considerations
April 4, 2012 | mAutomotive | Report | ExternalExclusive Interview Role of Mobile in Cars
April 2, 2012 | mAutomotive | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
The Nissan Leaf
April 2, 2012 | mAutomotive | Case Study | GSMAGSMA Connecting Cars: The Technology Roadmap
April 2, 2012 | mAutomotive | Whitepaper | GSMAThis whitepaper provides insight into the complex dynamics facing the mobile industry and automakers in the development and deployment of connected car services.
GSMA 2025 Every Car Connected: Forecasting the Growth and Opportunity
April 2, 2012 | mAutomotive | Whitepaper | GSMAThis whitepaper analyses not only how fast in-car connectivity will grow over the next 15 years, but what type of connectivity will eventually become predominant. The true opportunities and risks faced by the telecom industry are revealed.
Connecting your world
March 30, 2012 | Connected Living | Film | GSMAPlease click here to view the film.
Utilities Facing Many Challenges
March 29, 2012 | Smart Cities | Report | ExternalUtilities are in the crosshairs of many forces in the world today. Among these are environmental global warming concerns putting pressure on the ability to generate sufficient electricity to meet future demand. Another is the multiplicity of computer and communications systems that must be protected against threats from those who would do harm to electric, natural gas and water distribution systems.
The Future of Smart Metering
March 29, 2012 | Smart Cities | Whitepaper | ExternalSmart Mobile Cities
March 29, 2012 | Smart Cities | Report | GSMAThe twin challenges of rapid urbanisation and climate change are contributing to
the scarcity of resources in cities in both developed and developing markets. Cities
around the world are suffering resources constraints in energy supply, road capacity,
water reserves and even clean air for their citizens to breathe. New solutions
are urgently required to cope with these resource challenges to ensure that the
city of the future is a safe, healthy and desirable place for its citizens to live,
work and play.Why Mobile for Smart Utilities?
March 29, 2012 | Smart Cities | Report | ExternalAs smart grid standard-setting gets underway across the globe, KEMA urges the mobile industry to participate and contribute. Though different utilities have different requirements and constraints, for operators the prize of capturing a greater market share will only be realised if they are able to accommodate these differences.
Consert Utilities Case Study
March 29, 2012 | Smart Cities | Case Study | GSMAGSMA Vision of Smart Home Report
March 29, 2012 | Smart Cities | Report | GSMAGSMA urges the mobile and utilities sector to jointly develop smart home business models for the mass market, with market studies and proofs of concept. We want to speed up interoperability which will open the door to achieving large scale more quickly. In parallel we need to stimulate joint regulatory discussions between healthcare, energy and communications regulators, to accelerate the adoption of services such as assisted living and elderly care, and to facilitate the integration of the smart home into the smart grid.
GSMA Home Energy Gateway Requirements Whitepaper
March 29, 2012 | Smart Cities | Whitepaper | GSMAThis paper is an input to standards organisations, such as ETSI and the Smart Grid Coordination Group, to facilitate the creation of common standards and processes for managing the flow of data around smart services in the home. It also provides guidance on security and interfaces requirements to set-top box manufacturers and other device manufacturers to facilitate the deployment of large-scale smart home services.
The role of operators and mobile technology in the smart home is outlined, it includes connectivity (primary and back-up), interface (on smartphones and tablets) and the provision of support services, for example, billing, service assurance, provisioning and customer support.GSMA Mobile Education Landscape report
March 29, 2012 | mEducation | Report | GSMAThis report, aimed at both the mobile and education sectors, describes emerging trends, key players and current initiatives in the emerging global mobile education and related e-textbook publishing markets. It is a clear invitation for operators and educational institutions to join our Embedded Mobile Education work stream, where we seek to understand and address the landscape, barriers and opportunities in this emerging market by sharing knowledge and best practice and participating in collaborative trials.
PhysioNet Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
According to the World Health Organization, cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are the number one cause of death worldwide. Of these deaths, 82% take place in low- and middle-income countries. Yet often the people affected with such diseases, particularly rural populations, live very far away from physicians with the expertise needed to diagnose CVD.BodyTrace Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMABodyTrace have created a connected weight scale that automatically sends the user’s weight measurements to the BodyTrace website, where it is displayed in colourful, interactive charts. The online user interface also allows users to keep a food diary to track their nutrition intake. Using this information the susyem generates personalized recommendations to users, helping them achieve their personal weight goals
Mobile Health, Who Pays?
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Report | GSMAmHealth: A new vision for healthcare
March 29, 2012 | mHealthPolicy and Regulation for Innovation in Mobile Health
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Report | GSMASana Mobile Health Platform Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
Sana is a mobile telemedicine solution designed to connect community health workers to medical specialists. It allows the transmission of any type of medical data – text, audio, video or photo – from a rural health worker to a remote medical specialist for real-time decision support, and for incorporation into an electronic medical record.Zephyr Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
The BioHarness™, manufactured by Zephyr and Connected by AT&T, enables the capture of critical vital signs, including ECG, heart rate, breathing rate and skin temperature, and then contextualizes this information with the individual’s physical activity using an accelerometer. The device transmits the data over the AT&T mobile broadband network and it can be viewed through the Zephyr portal or pushed to electronic health records and applications.Oxford University Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
The intelligent Patient Monitoring Group (IPMG) at Oxford University, led by Dr Gari lifford, are working on a diverse selection of health issues: chronic disease management, maternal and child health, Intensive Care Unit decision support and AI4D (Artificial intelligence for Development). But they are united by a common methodology: teaching machines to diagnose patients.Telenor Home Monitoring Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA | GSMA
Telenor is conducting a field trial with the Norwegian home based health care service. The trial involves connecting different sensors wirelessly to a Medical Alert System in the client’s home.Telefonica Remote Management Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth
Telefonica’s remote management programme, allows patients to measure their vital signs (blood pressure, glucose) and complete questionnaires on their health status from home.MobiSante Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
Accurate and inexpensive diagnostics at the point of care are critical to reducing health care costs while also improving outcomes. Ultrasound imaging is safe, effective and can save lives, however more than 70% of the world’s population does not have access to ultrasound because it is expensive and not portable enough. MobiSante has built The World’s First smartphone-based Ultrasound Imaging System, the MobiUS™ SP1 Ultrasound System.Sproxil Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
Sproxil’s Mobile Product Authentication™ (MPA™) solution allows consumers to verify that the product they are buying is genuine, by using a mobile phone and a simple, free text message. The company uses a scratch card method, similar to that used for replenishing mobile talk-time, to allow users to reveal a one-time-use code on drugs and text the code to a “911 for fake drugs” number which is identical on all mobile networks within a countryBodyTrace Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
BodyTrace have created a connected weight scale that automatically sends the user’s weight measurements to the BodyTrace website, where it is displayed in colourful, interactive charts. The online user interface also allows users to keep a food diary to track their nutrition intake. Using this information the susyem generates personalized recommendations to users, helping them achieve their personal weight goals.Telefonica Tele-Rehabilitation Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMATelefonica’s Tele-Rehabilitation solution is designed to cater for patients who are rehabilitating after an injury or operation. Many types of rehabilitation are catered for, including physical (e.g. after knee surgery), cognitive (after a stroke) and cardiopulmonary (aerobic exercises).AT&T Vitality GlowCaps Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth
Vitality addresses the billion-dollar adherence problem for pharmaceutical brands, retail pharmacies and healthcare providers with a simple solution — a pharmacy-connected pill bottle cap. Vitality GlowCaps illuminate, play a melody and even ring a home phone so users don’t forget to take their medication.Telefonica Mobile Telecare Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealthTelefonica has developed a Mobile Telecare service, which enables locating and emergency alerts for dependent people.TIM MyDoctor@Home Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
The MyDoctor@Home remote diagnostics service allows patients suffering from cardiac, diabetic or lung ailments to measure their clinical parameters from home. The results are transmitted from the connected medical device to a gateway which automatically uploads the data to the eHealth Connecting Platform over any available fixed line or mobile network.BluLibris Healthcare Solution Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
BlueLibris is building the underlying platform for mobile health and safety monitoring, enabling caregivers to offer intellegent, initimate, and cost effective care.Orange Healthcare Case Study
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Case Study | GSMA
Automatic medical diary for chronic disease management. For the consumer, this solution offers multiple benefits. For a start, it is easy and simple to use for people of any age. It automatically transfers data over Wi-Fi, all transmissions are secured and encrypted and no data manipulation is possible by the patient.A High Level Reference Architecture for Mobile Health report
March 29, 2012 | mHealth | Report | GSMAThis report sets out the key network architectures and capabilities required to deliver secure and reliable end-to-end mobile health services. The GSMA believes that realising the full potential of mobile health will require:
- Use of a standards-based approach
- The development of open interoperable systems and devices
- Strong partnerships between mobile operators and healthcare providers
The SIM: The Key to Better Healthcare?
March 28, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | GSMAIn most countries healthcare ICT systems lack a common, open and secure identity management technology. The mobile industry through its SIM is unique, it has an enormous installed base of over 6 billion connections and since its inception, the SIM has provided identify, authentication, security and data storage in a one stop solution. This white paper sets out the case for the SIM being uniquely placed to satisfy a critical market need.
GSMA / PwC Report: Touching Lives through Mobile Health: Assessment of the Global Market Opportunity
March 28, 2012 | mHealth | Report | GSMAThe worldwide mobile health revenue is expected to reach US$ 23 billion across all stakeholders – mobile operators, device vendors, healthcare providers, and content/application players – by 2017.
GSMA Connected Mobile Health Devices: A Reference Architecture
March 28, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | GSMAThis whitepaper discusses the implementation options for remote monitoring solutions and the key requirements for these types of solutions are identified. From these requirements a reference architecture for mobile health connected devices is developed, along with an attempt to draw out the key assets from a mobile operator network that can be leveraged to provide enhanced mHealth solutions.
GSMA Understanding Medical Device Regulation for mHealth Report
March 28, 2012 | mHealth | Report | GSMAThis report is a deep-dive study on the subject of medical device regulation, following on from the paper ‘Policy and Regulation for Innovation in Mobile Health’, which identified the key policy and regulatory touch points impacting on growth and innovation in mobile health solutions.
GSMA Medical Device Regulation: mHealth Policy and Position
March 28, 2012 | mHealth | Report | GSMAGSMA has developed this policy statement in close collaboration with the Continua Alliance policy and regulatory working groups. It is based on the study to build understanding on how medical device regulation applies to mobile operators launching mobile health solutions (Understanding Medical Device Regulation for mHealth).
GSMA Improving the Evidence for Mobile Health
March 28, 2012 | mHealth | Whitepaper | GSMAThis whitepaper first evaluates the current state of Mobile Health evidence and then outlines how mobile health stakeholders can generate relevant, high quality evidence that can be used to recommend mobile health services. The GSMA suggests a simple check list that stakeholders should follow to ensure compliance and maximum benefit.
