AccessFlow as your Smart City IT partner
PIMS went into production in 2016 and the amount and types of objects that are controlled in PIMS is expanding rapidly day by day. PIMS is now operational in many ‘Smart Cities’ in the Netherlands and preparations are in progress for implementations in other parts of the world.
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1319 DB Almere
The Netherlands
AccessFlow partners with: Ziut/SPIE, EOH and Navit
Ziut and SPIE
AccessFlow’s client and development partner Ziut B.V. is deploying PIMS Public Lighting and PIMS Waste in various cities in the Netherlands and shortly as well in Belgium and Germany. Ziut is a specialist company in the public space and maintains 1.3 million of the 3.5 million urban light poles in The Netherlands.
Read more about Ziut’s implementation of PIMS at Ziut.nl.
Ziut was acquired by the SPIE Group in September 2017. SPIE is the independent European leader in multi-technical services in the areas of energy and communications. Read more about the SPIE Group at SPIE.com.
“With this acquisition, SPIE Nederland will significantly scale up its capabilities in the growing Smart city market.”
More information about the acquisition at SPIE-nl.com (in Dutch) or at SPIE.com (in English).
EOH
For software development, AccessFlow partners with Africa’s largest technology service provider EOH and established a long term cooperation with EOH Coastal in Cape Town.
Read more at EOH.com and EOHCoastal.co.za (or iOCO.tech).
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