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Maxis to offer Vodafone IoT services

By Wei ZhangMalaysia
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Malaysia’s largest operator Maxis has arranged to offer Vodafone’s IoT services for its business customers.

The operator will offer a service combining its high speed data network with Vodafone’s IoT platform to help assist business customers looking to implement IoT services in their operations.

The IoT offerings have been designed with multiple layers of security between IoT devices and applications, and to be scalable to support the constantly increasing number of connected devices.

At a recent media event, Maxis showcased potential applications for the IoT in key sectors including automotive, retail, logistics, banking and financial, smart cities and manufacturing.

“The exponential growth of data and how people use them has had a huge impact on how businesses operate,” Maxis head of marketing and products Shanti Jusnita Johari said.

“Through our agreement with Vodafone, which brings with it a global standard of service, unrivalled IoT experience and highly ranked by analysts, we are equipping businesses in Malaysia with more than just connectivity through our advanced data network, but a suite of IoT solutions to digitalize and transform their operations.”

Questions & Answers

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What exactly will Maxis offer to its business customers as part of this new service?

A.

Maxis will combine its high-speed data network with Vodafone's IoT platform to provide services. These are designed to help businesses implement IoT solutions in their operations, offering more than just connectivity.

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Which industries could potentially benefit from these new IoT services?

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Maxis has showed potential applications across several key sectors. These include automotive, retail, logistics, banking and financial services, smart cities initiatives, and manufacturing businesses.

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What are the key features of the IoT offerings mentioned in the article?

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The IoT offerings are designed with multiple layers of security between devices and applications. They are also built to be scalable, allowing them to support a continuously increasing number of connected devices over time.

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