NASA Research Park, Moffett Field, CA – 2nd March 2015 – Machine-To-Machine Intelligence (M2Mi) Corporation announced today that Geoff Brown, CEO and Founder of M2Mi, will compare a number of popular M2M and IoT messaging and communication protocols at the IoT track during the 2015 EclipseCon IoT Conference in San Francisco on the 11th of March.

Geoff Brown will present a session titled “M2M & IoT: MQTT, ALLJOYN, DDS, and COAP: Why, Where, and When” at 5pm, Wednesday, 11th March, at the Harbor AB room Hyatt San Francisco Airport. The diverse collection of M2M and IoT messaging and communication protocols available today cause support, adoption and resource prioritization challenges for device manufacturers, developers, enterprises as well as technology providers. Geoff will discuss protocols such as MQTT, ALLJOYN, DDS, and COAP providing insight on interoperability challenges, ability to scale, security and privacy implications in order to better understand the optimal environment to use each one.

Geoff has deep expertise in communication standards and is the co-founder and secretary of the OASIS MQTT standards group as well as the chair of its security sub-committee.

M2Mi offers M2M Intelligence®, the essential platform for the M2M and IoT economy. The award-winning and modular platform enables organizations to securely connect and deploy large numbers of devices globally, and perform in-stream analysis of incoming device data to create insight for improved efficiencies and business growth. M2Mi is recognized as a 2014 Gartner "Cool Vendor" for Managing IT/OT in a Digital Business. M2Mi is also recognized for innovation by M2M Evolution with the IoT Excellence Award. It is a member of the Industrial Internet Consortium as well as the IoT World Forum Steering Committee.

About Machine-to-Machine Intelligence (M2Mi) Corporation
Machine-to-Machine Intelligence (M2Mi) Corporation delivers M2M Intelligence®; the essential platform for the M2M & Internet of Things economy. M2Mi reduces the complexity of connecting, provisioning and automating M2M services, as well as securely integrating edge devices through network providers to the cloud data center, thus addressing requirements for both critical cyber-physical infrastructure protection and secure information exchange. Machine-to-Machine Intelligence (M2Mi) Corporation is headquartered at NASA Research Park, Silicon Valley.