bp Launchpad invested in Fotech because of their market-leading capabilities in the opto-electronic market, specifically in DAS technology.
bp saw the proven capability in Fotech’s solutions to reduce risk, increase efficiencies and minimise the carbon-footprint of certain industries.
Fotech has appointed Smart Cities, IoT, and converging industries specialist Maria Shiao. A sales and business development executive and advisor across the telecoms and IoT sector, Shiao joins Fotech as Global Vice President of Sales. She brings 20 years’ experience developing new businesses and markets for leading telecoms and IT companies.
As part of our Meet The Team feature, we’ve been sharing with you interviews with the people behind Fotech and letting you know the inside track on the roles they perform in our organisation. This week sees us catch up with Jane to talk to her about her busy role in Service and Logistics.
As part of our Meet the Team feature, we'll be sharing with you interviews with the people behind Fotech and the diverse roles they perform in our organisation. It was great to be able to talk in-depth with Nathan about his role as Fotech's Talent Manager.
bp Launchpad's investment will enable Fotech to scale global deployment of technologies and increase commitments to world-class R&D.
The idea of a whole city working in perfect harmony via interconnected technology is a fascinating prospect, but security will be a concern.
What are the lessons existing urban areas can learn from a smart city designed from scratch?
DAS technology can enhance the value of existing smart city projects, from traffic management to public safety.
Find out how DAS can sync up with existing smart city projects and help meet the needs of citizens in growing cities.
Fibre networks are no longer about digital connectivity. They can be used as a powerful sensor network, connecting and creating an Internet of Things within cities.
With total pipeline incidents down by 17% but still not close to zero, what other technologies can help achieve this target?
Fibre optic cables are no longer limited to internet connectivity. They can also be used in the transition to smart cities.
