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As companies adapt, technology can aid return to the workplace


Centurion, South Africa, 12 Aug 2020

As more and more companies start on-site operations and employees return to workplaces, businesses have to adapt to a whole new way of operating. Although lockdown measures are gradually being eased, the ongoing presence of COVID-19 demands no ‘return to normal’ way of thinking.

Companies are highly focused on protecting employees, customers and visitors to business premises, but eager to resume operations to drive business activity and, in many instances, mitigate job losses. Adhering to ongoing requirements like distancing, the use of PPEs and temperature screening is the new norm, and with it, brings new challenges.

“Adherence to new requirements can be managed efficiently with the use of technology that provides data about different metrics in real-time. IoT.nxt and Vodacom developed a People & Spaces Monitoring Solution, which will ensure that social distancing regulations are adhered to, and a Thermal Scanning Solution – that includes PPE detection and temperature monitoring – will allow companies to safely resume operations while keeping the business and employees safe,” says André Strauss, Chief Commercial Officer at IoT.nxt.

“These solutions were developed as part of an overall strategy to manage COVID-19 related operational challenges. We have live commercial sites in operation where the solutions proved their value in a very short time,” Strauss says.

The solutions and how this can be implemented at any business will be discussed in detail at a webinar to be hosted by IoT.nxt and Vodacom on 19 August 2020. A panel of experts will elaborate on the art of the possible using IOT technology and provide attendees with all relevant information about how it works and what results they can expect.

The speakers are:

Peter Malebye, Managing Executive IoT Africa at Vodacom Business

Alison Vorster, Senior Manager Business Development IoT at Vodacom Business

Kabelo Makwane, Managing Executive Cloud, Hosting & Security at Vodacom Business

André Strauss, Chief Commercial Officer at IoT.nxt

Nico Steyn, Co-founder and CEO at IoT.nxt

Attendance is free of charge. Register here: Return to Workplace Webinar.

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IoT.nxt’s IoT platform is a digital transformation enabler making the Internet of Things a reality. IoT.nxt unlocks exponential business value by harnessing the power of system and device interoperability. Their unique technology stack bridges the gap between all protocols in the industrial ecosystem, creating a single integration/translation point. Its patented Raptor gateway allows organisations to retrofit all existing legacy systems with no rip and replace. A powerful data abstraction model further translates anything and everything from the edge, supporting a true subscription based big data model. IoT.nxt has offices in South Africa, The Netherlands and USA. South African telecoms company Vodacom, a subsidiary of Vodafone, acquired a majority stake in IoT.nxt in 2019 which is driving the company’s global roll-out of IoT solutions.

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Daleen van Wyk (Media Liaison)
IoT.nxt
(+27) 83 302 0827
daleen.vanwyk@iotnxt.com