Vodafone IoT: On the way to climate neutrality and leader in the market!

Vodafone IoT: On the way to climate neutrality and leader in the market!

USA - Vodafone reinvented the wheel! With the outsourcing of its IoT business into an independent unit, the company not only strives for global influence, but also a consistent platform and an innovative SIM technology. According to the information from RCR Wireless, Vodafone is determined to have the front in an increasingly fragmented market for cellular ioT technologies. In this context, Vodafone IoT brings his GDSP platform into play, which wants to establish itself as a gold standard for the orchestration of corporate IoT.

A striking focus is on supporting global customers, especially in the United States, where local employees are ready to work on inquiries. Even if Vodafone does not operate its own network in the United States, the US branch offers solutions for international customers that come from industries such as automobile, healthcare and industry. The main concern here? Tracking and telematics to meet the needs of customers.

Vodafone is increasingly urging on acting in an environmentally conscious manner. The numbers speak for themselves: Impressive 47.6 million tons of CO2 equivalent have been saved since 2020, and 32.8 million tons were added last year alone. These remarkable successes mean that Vodafone strives to become completely climate -neutral by 2030, which is a real challenge. A particularly tricky point are the Scope 3 emissions that make up 90 % of Vodafone's total emissions. These are often more difficult to control because they move outside the company's direct sphere of influence.

To counteract this, Vodafone relies on commitment with its suppliers and initiates partnerships within the telecommunications industry. In addition, the introduction of sustainable procurement practices is also promoted. It is particularly impressive that Vodafone is actively encouraging its customers to decisions less carbon. The company offers services that support circular practices and reduce the life cycle carbon footprint of digital technologies.

in a world in which new MVNOS are fueling the competition, Vodafone still sees itself as a leading provider in the IoT segment. The introduction of ESIM technology is viewed as a natural evolution and is evaluated positively by many analysts. It is expected that more than 50 % of new IoT connections will be used by 2027 or 2028. Vodafone plans to be ready for the SGP.32 ESIM standards by the end of the year.

With a strong focus on partnerships and advice, Vodafone wants to help its customers to navigate through the constantly developing technology. The company has a good hand to offer innovative solutions and at the same time put sustainability to the fore.