White Paper - OMA LwM2M - Ready for 5G
LwM2M & 5G
Tags: 5Gv1.2
By:
OMA SpecWorks
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2020-Jan-23
The IoT movement and 5G will grow at one of technology’s fastest rates in coming years. Keeping solutions at the edge manageable, secure and cost effective is critical for growth to happen. LwM2M takes a standard-based approach, aiming at harmonizing the IoT ecosystem and providing a comprehensive and flexible solution. With many success stories in cellular IoT, LwM2M will remain the standard of choice as it grows to cover a broader scope of use cases in 5G.
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