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Actility inks LoRaWAN deal with Irish smart building SI McCool Controls

by Juan Pedro Tomás February 22, 2021
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French low-power wide area networks specialist Actility announced that Irish system integrator McCool Controls & Engineering has become an Actility channel partner and is now helping the company and its subsidiary company, Abeeway, a provider of geolocation tracking solutions, spread even further by including Actility as their strategic partner and allowing customers integrate Actility’s solutions in their IoT systems, acquiring turnkey and tailored solutions based on LoRaWAN technology.

McCool Controls & Engineering said it has been seeing a large demand for smart building technology as the nature of work changes. Customers require solutions to manage their space, people and assets efficiently, precisely and safely. This partnership provides McCool Controls with complete solutions for gathering and sharing precision data in a cost effective and reliable manner to feed into McCool Control?s overall Smart Building solutions, the company said.

Through the Actility partnership, McCool Controls intends to support companies as a system integrator, by offering them the opportunity to analyze and transform raw data into IoT insights to optimize any industrial processes through the IoT platform offered by Actility.

The firm also noted that facilities management companies face growing pressure to improve their estate efficiency, ensure operational continuity, and integrate legacy buildings and their systems with new facilities expansions. IoT offers alternative mechanisms to make buildings more sustainable and productive.

Under this partnership, Actility and McCool said they will enable building management companies to deliver various services using a common IoT enabler platform, providing LoRaWAN network server and software to manage public city-owned or private networks, under a unified, multipurpose IoT network infrastructure.

?As a smart building system integrator we provide and integrate multiple systems and products to provide ?turnkey? bespoke solutions for our valued clients. It?s critical that our partners are focused on solutions, continuously innovate, can scale up fast, and are committed to quality. With the Actility ThingPark and Abeeway end-to-end IoT solutions, Actility meets all our requirements and we look forward with confidence with a partner that shares our vision of innovation-based excellence, partnership and customer service,? said Eoin McCool, COO at McCool Controls & Engineering.

?Leveraging a dedicated long-range low-power network for IoT, like LoRaWAN, building management companies can connect a countless battery powered ?things? gathering data from sensors for temperature, humidity, CO2, motion, door/window opening, parking occupancy and smart plugs. We are very pleased to work with McCool Controls to integrate our products into game-changing solutions and continue guaranteeing clients the maximum optimization of their businesses,? said Nicolas Jordan, COO at Actility.

 

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Juan Pedro covers Global Carriers and Global Enterprise IoT. Prior to RCR, Juan Pedro worked for Business News Americas, covering telecoms and IT news in the Latin American markets. He also worked for Telecompaper as their Regional Editor for Latin America and Asia/Pacific. Juan Pedro has also contributed to Latin Trade magazine as the publication's correspondent in Argentina and with political risk consultancy firm Exclusive Analysis, writing reports and providing political and economic information from certain Latin American markets. He has a degree in International Relations and a master in Journalism and is married with two kids.

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