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Information on more than 17 million mobile phone customers will be used to sell advertising on the internet later this summer. A venture set up by Vodafone, O2 and EE will look to profit from the data they have collected from customers by placing advertisements on behalf of multi-national corporations such as carmakers and food and drink giants.

This statistic gives information on the global wearable device data traffic in 2014 and offers a projection until 2019.

TSC and the ODI are exploring the data infrastructure and open standards needed to support transport innovation and bring about transition to 'intelligent mobility' Transport services are becoming increasingly personalised and tailored to the individual customer, whether that's a passenger or a freight haulier.

June 19, 2014 | Simon KhalafOver the past six years, we have seen mobile and its apps disrupt and transform many industries. The healthcare industry, while named early on as an industry that would be totally transformed by smart devices, seemed to have lagged behind.

Sitting at the confluence of Big Data, Mobile and M2M, the Internet of Things is tipped as the next mega-trend. Could 2015 be the year that it becomes table stakes for businesses? There are an estimated 50 billion sensors in *things* already deployed and that figure is expected to grow to two trillion in the next few years.

Denmark, Finland, The Netherlands, Sweden and the UK are the top five countries offering the best market conditions for mobile health app companies in Europe, according to a survey conducted by research2guidance in collaboration with HIMSS Europe.

The top five markets for mobile health app companies in Europe include Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom, according to a survey of 5,000 app developers, healthcare professionals, and digital health practitioners. The survey, which was conducted by Research2Guidance in collaboration with HIMSS Europe, found that 55 percent of respondents ranked the UK as the top market.

eHealth adoption Denmark seems to be the most eHealth friendly country followed by Finland and Spain. The top 3 countries in eHealth adoption offer high level of digitalization in healthcare professional's offices and have above average patient's usage of mobile and internet technologies to search for health related information or to make an appointment with doctors via website.