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Everything Everywhere has launched a new machine-to-machine management platform. The platform has been developed in partnership with Transatel - which already works with the network on its MVNO products - and will be supported through a new relationship with vehicle tracking specialists Redtail Telematics. It’s described by the company as a major step towards its goal of becoming partner of choice in the M2M space.

Customers will be able to manage all their account information online; future plans include the release of the API, allowing customers to integrate M2M operations into existing systems.

Marc Overton, Vice President for Wholesale and M2M at Everything Everywhere, said “The launch of the M2M Management Platform is a key step in our ambition to become the number one partner of choice for M2M services. Companies of all sizes are asking for solutions that are easy to deploy, with a self service platform that puts the control back into their hands. We are expanding into new markets and innovative areas of service that will help companies to transform their business through mobility. As part of this we are thrilled to be working with Transatel and Redtail and are actively seeking other expert partners around the world to help us to achieve Everything Everywhere’s ambition to provide customers with instant access to data wherever they are.”

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