Canadian technology and media company Rogers Business is launching a suite of smart cities and smart buildings internet of things (IoT) solutions to meet the growing infrastructure needs of municipalities and organisations.

 

Rogers Business Smart Cities and Smart Buildings division will work with a broad ecosystem of providers to deliver the solutions that will range from water leak detection sensors to artificial intelligence-powered traffic signal capabilities.

 

Smart city research

 

Research carried out by analyst IDC and commissioned by Rogers, showed that communities investing in smart city solutions will be better prepared to respond to both current and future challenges.

 

The IDC Info Snapshot also found that smart technology in cities and infrastructure can improve efficiency, deliver up to 70 per cent in cost-savings and bring environmental benefits to communities.

 

“As we look to the future, digital connectivity will play a crucial role in urban planning and the sustainability of our communities, from small towns to large city centres,” said Ron McKenzie, president, Rogers Business. “We’re proud to work with an ecosystem of IoT solution providers and deliver managed services to help our customers build smarter, safer, more efficient communities today and for generations to come.”

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