Nov 5, 2024, Oracle Communications Summit, Paris, France-Vodafone Business IoT has forged a strategic partnership with Oracle which will strengthen the global IoT connectivity capabilities for the Oracle Enterprise Communications Platform (ECP).
The deployment of this integration, enabled by Oracle’s Cloud Infrastructure and Vodafone’s Global SIM, promises to enhance many major industries through the transformative power of near real-time data intelligence, with applications in healthcare, construction, and others.
The partnership takes advantage of Oracle’s edge architecture for AI-enabled device management and seamless connectivity that is secure and compliant with Vodafone’s network available in over 180 countries.
Consequently, industries are now able to launch IoT services at a global scale with guaranteed compliance and effectiveness.
“We’re excited to announce the next step in our partnership with Oracle—delivering trusted and safe connectivity to the customers of the Enterprise Communications Platform,”
Erik Brenneis the CEO of Vodafone Business IoT noted.
“This partnership is going to solve the problem of customers being limited in operating in their home countries.”
The Andean GBIX submarine cable system, encompassing Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru, is being strengthened via direct interconnections with other submarine cable systems and nearby data centers union with Oracle asserts
This IoT boost enables multiple industry verticals that require value-added features such as secure lifecycle management and media routing.
“Connectivity is the heart of industry transformation,”
Andrew Morawski executive vice president and general manager of Oracle Communications observed.
“From drones inspecting construction sites to remote health monitoring, these scenarios are made possible by wireless connectivity. The growth of our collaboration with Vodafone will allow us to bring to market new sales opportunities and improve customers’ experience.”
Supported by IoT connectivity, Oracle and Vodafone are paving the way for the next industrial era, where multi-sector global communications are defined by a high degree of compliance.
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