Telenor Connexion

The global mobile living market leader Dometic Group uses managed connectivity and managed IoT cloud, provided by Telenor Connexion, to connect and monitor its mobile living products.

As part of the expansion in Asia-Pacific (APAC), Telenor Connexion will split the APAC business into three regions. Kelvin Pan has been appointed as the General Manager for China and Richárd Gyimesi as Head of Region Japan & Korea. They will be responsible for the continued development of the organization and business in their regions, reporting to Seth Ryding, CSO for the APAC region.

Today Telenor Connexion releases a white paper that explains the differences between the mobile LTE-M and NB-IoT technologies and for which use cases these are relevant. The intention is to help global enterprises to make the right selection for new IoT solutions and in the migration from 2G/3G to 5G.

Today Telenor Connexion releases a customer case about how Anticimex, a global leader in pest control, connects its’ business components. During these times when a lot of people are staying at home due to the Covid-19 outbreak, IoT plays an important role.

The IoT Predictions 2020 and beyond report analyses the trend of how IoT will play a positive role in combatting climate change. This is a follow up of the publication published in 2019, where five major trends related to the Internet of Things (IoT) and digital transformation were identified.

FlexQube, a Swedish manufacturer of modular carts designed for use in industrial environments, has selected global Internet of Things provider Telenor Connexion to provide Managed Connectivity and connect its first automated product, the eQart.

Telenor is one of the world’s largest operator groups providing IoT services both across the world through its dedicated Sweden based IoT affiliate, Telenor Connexion, as well as its operating companies in nine countries in the Nordics and Asia. This year Telenor Group is recognized by Gartner as a Leader amongst 18 managed IoT connectivity service providers.

Today, December 16, 2019, Motrex Co.Ltd, the Korean in-car infotainment manufacturer company, and global IoT provider Telenor Connexion signed an agreement to connect and commercialize Motrex connected car solutions and fleet management.

Mats Lundquist, CEO of Telenor Connexion, will visit Seoul and participate in the Innovation Start-up alongside Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven as well as other high-level representatives from leading enterprises.

Grundfos, a leading manufacturer of advanced pump solutions, has selected Telenor Connexion to connect its global business.