M2M Spectrum Networks, PCIA Meet FCC on Company's Spectrum Request
M2M Spectrum Networks and PCIA met with the FCC on the company's request for a proceeding to let business/industrial/land transportation license applicants provide for-profit service to "eligibles" for those categories. The agency should "eliminate special privileges for incumbent users" in…
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the 800 MHz band, said the association on a meeting including PCIA CEO Jonathan Adelstein and M2M representatives with Wireless Bureau officials. "Machine-to-Machine ('M2M') applications can be utilized in both regional and national scopes and impact a variety of verticals including the retail, education, and entertainment sectors," said a PCIA filing posted Wednesday to RM-11719. "As the technology is in its nascent stage, however it is important that the FCC allow for innovation and competition to thrive as these applications develop and mature." Though PCIA backed the company's request, the Enterprise Wireless Alliance and other groups raised concerns (see 1509220034).