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Honeywell and IoT squared partner to enable technology adoption in Saudi Arabia

Honeywell solutions focused on sustainable cities and workflow automation set to support the advancement of Internet of Things projects, in line with Saudi Vision 2030. (Image source: Honeywell)

Honeywell and Internet of Things Technologies Company (IoT-squared), a joint venture between Saudi Arabia?s Public Investment Fund (PIF) and stc Group (stc), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that aims to advance the fields of sustainable cities, logistics platforms and technologies that drive digitalisation in Saudi Arabia

Signed at the Global AI Summit in Riyadh, the strategic MoU between Honeywell and IoT-squared supports the objectives outlined as part of Saudi Vision 2030 related to smart city development and advancing technology adoption in society.

The MoU paves the way for Honeywell to help support the advancement of IoT projects in the Kingdom by exploring opportunities to utilise its innovative Honeywell City Suite (HCS) Platform. HCS is an artificial intelligence enabled IoT platform that integrates data from critical city infrastructure systems. The Honeywell City Suite can be scaled by communities to gauge energy consumption across city-owned facilities and utilities. Honeywell and IoT-squared will also explore opportunities to utilise the Honeywell Moviliser Platform, a cloud software for field operations to drive enterprise profitability in the logistics vertical and related services. 

?Honeywell has been delivering cutting edge solutions to Saudi Arabia for more than 70 years, and we are actively contributing to the government?s vision to advance technology adoption and use digitalisation to advance sustainability efforts in cities. Our work with IoT-squared is another step in this direction, and we look forward to combining our ready now capabilities to enable the advancement of IoT projects,? said Abdullah Al-juffali, country president, Honeywell - Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. 

?We are pleased to be building on our strong relationship with Honeywell, a global technology leader, as we work towards enhancing IoT projects and supporting the future of digital transformation in Saudi Arabia. As a leader in the field of information and communication technology and IoT services, we are excited to be accelerating the adoption of localised, cutting-edge solutions in the Kingdom, while further developing a digital economy,? said Othman AlDahash, CEO of IoT-squared.

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