The wireless tank monitoring market is expected to reach nearly a quarter of a billion dollars by 2027.
Otodata's monitors enable enterprises to track tank levels and maintenance needs remotely, but growth was hampered by connectivity limitation.
Bell Management Centre, powered by Ericsson IoT Accelerator, is enabling Otodata to move to a cellular IoT-based solution, driving new efficiencies for the company's customers and rapid growth.
As supply levels for stored liquids, gasses, fuels, oils, and more become increasingly critical to the global supply chain, and with the wireless tank level monitoring market expected to reach nearly a quarter of a billion dollars by 2027, there is increasing pressure on tank operators to increase efficiency while keeping costs low. Real time, accurate monitoring provided by Otodata is making that possible. With Bell providing both network connectivity and connectivity management, a cellular IoT-based solution is helping the company rapidly scale up operations.
'Having full control over our solutions has allowed us to remain nimble and reactive to evolving customer needs, fueling the company's rise to being the number one tank monitoring company in the world,' said
Otodata's business has been in rapid growth mode - the company is nearing 2 million tank monitors sold - and they realized a need to upgrade their initial connectivity solution, a private network focused on
Otodata has selected Cat-M1 connectivity from Bell and has built a proprietary device management platform that integrates with Ericsson IoT Accelerator. With Bell's coast-to-coast network, the IoT Accelerator platform can transfer SIM data from an Otodata device to a customer account efficiently and cost-effectively.
This cellular IoT-enabled solution allows Otodata devices to work right 'out of the box' anywhere in the world, providing a significant competitive advantage for the company.
'We're thrilled to continue our long-standing collaboration with Bell to help Otodata scale up their business across the globe,' said
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