Vodafone M2M Technologies Survey

Survey of local councillors in urban areas and the urban public on behalf of Vodafone.

• New research by ComRes for Vodafone UK shows that 67 per cent of urban councillors are not aware of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) technologies and how they can be used to deliver better, more cost efficient public services.
• 77 per cent of people living in urban areas say they would support their council’s decision to invest more in new technology to drive improved public services.

 

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Date Published: 11/06/2015

Categories: Economy | GB | Policy Makers | Public and communities | Technology & Telecoms

Client: Vodafone

Methodology

ComRes interviewed 1,624 GB adults who live in urban or town and fringe areas online between 11^th and 12^th March 2015. Data were weighted to be representative of all adults in Great Britain aged 18+ who describe themselves as living in urban areas of more than 10,000 people or in town and fringe areas. ComRes also interviewed 629 GB urban councillors between 2^nd December 2014 and 7^th January 2015.