Scott Petty
Vodafone CTO
2 minute read
Is IoT suitable for your business – or is it just for people in other sectors? Read on to find out more.
IoT could enable your business to improve efficiency, discover new revenue streams, increase customer satisfaction and more. It can do this by giving you:
Think about your own business for a second. What could you achieve if you could see everything going on, and if all of those different processes worked seamlessly together, proactively alerting you to potential issues weeks or months before they become a problem?
The impact would be pretty far reaching, wouldn’t it? I know it may all seem far off right now, but these sorts of insights are already available and it’s our mission to help you realise the benefits, sooner than you might have thought possible.
IoT really is a transformative opportunity for your business, whatever your size or sector. With the right end-to-end solution – backed by our global network – you can set your business up for future success and evolution with IoT.
IoT can make all kinds of exciting things possible for your business, and the time to get started is now.
If you’re yet to make your first move into IoT, our range of Smart Solutions is a good place to start. We designed them to solve common problems for businesses of all types and sizes, and they’re easy to implement and manage.
Each of our solutions has a sensor and SIM inside and uses our network to connect to the internet. In each use case, we tailor the technology to meet specific business challenges. Our Smart Camera, for example, is wireless and doesn't need a power supply, whereas our Building Surveillance kit connects to your existing CCTV infrastructure so there’s no need to replace any hardware.
We also built our IoT solutions to be flexible enough to meet a range of needs across numerous sectors. For example, we’ve helped utility companies install Smart Cameras to monitor remote sites where setting up a wired connection would cost too much money. And we’ve helped local governments install them to keep people safe at events like music festivals and football games.