Utilities, street lighting management companies and municipal governments are coping with increased energy demand and prices. The need to increase energy efficiency is therefore common ground in the technology choice.

Managing streetlights can often be a demanding and costly task. The key to unlocking new services and avoiding budget constraints is to adopt a solution that requires no complex installation and zero maintenance. This enables resources to be redirected to areas where they are most needed.

Cities and utilities are an attractive target for cybercrime: a cyberattack could disrupt essential critical services, expose personal and financial data, and disable the economy of a city. We support cities and utilities in improving the cybersecurity levels of their IoT networks, devices, and applications.

The urban landscape is constantly evolving due to new technologies, new needs and new threats. Relying on one single vendor can be risky: public investments should be future proof and not anchored to obsolete or static technologies. Interoperability and multi-vendor solutions are key to meet these needs.

Cities need several applications to run their services and to be able to add new ones. Relying on interoperable system that allow cities to add new applications and services represent the only way to transform the city and evolve over time.