(MENAFN- Gulf Times) Vodafone, showcased how Machine to Machine (M2M) technology can help public services, stadium designers and event organisers at the World Stadium Congress 2015.
The firm highlighted how it can make the design and management of venues, and delivery of large sporting events more efficient and sustainable. With the world's largest network, a global dedicated team of 1,300 M2M experts and 21.5mn M2M connections, Vodafone's M2M technology is helping businesses around the world to drive innovation, improve their processes and become more sustainable.
"In the lead up to Qatar 2022, the world's largest football event, the adoption of smart solutions will be a key differentiator for all stakeholders.We are bringing our global expertise in M2M to Qatar to support the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030," said Mohamed al-Yami, external affairs director, Vodafone Qatar.
Addressing the World Stadium Congress 2015, Tony Guerion, Vodafone's head of M2M for Southern Europe and the Middle East, said: "Today the world is more connected than ever; now technology is not just connecting people but machines and devices together on a global scale. At Vodafone, M2M is driving this revolution helping businesses to innovate and in turn deliver better operational agility and better customer engagement." Together with its partner iDefigo, Vodafone offers a low-power, mobile surveillance solution particularly suitable for remote locations where infrastructure is not available.
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