Focusing on critical utilities Otherwise, currently deployed African IoT applications appear to be focused on vital infrastructure and utilities such as water, power, healthcare and transportation.

IoT applications can even protect the health and safety of employees by improving the indoor air quality and physical security of the facilities they occupy.

Showing off a couple of practical uses for its new narrowband Internet of Things service, Norwegian mobile operator Telia reckons the tech will open up many original applications.

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Cellular systems are poised to play a bigger role in the IoT movement than expected.

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