Telecom26 provides IoT maritime connectivity servies to leisure yachts, fishing boats, cruise ships, tankers and cargo ships of all shapes, sizes and countries of origin.

Yachting is a particularly niche market well served by both our nearshore maritime connectivity and global IoT maritime connectivity capabilities.

Last month we discussed The EU’s Internet of Food and Farm project - and how IoT transport projects are enabling a new era of smart transportation.

For those of us interested in the freight industry, McKinsey & Company’s new research titled: US freight after COVID-19: A bumpy road to the next normal is worth a read (It’s short!).

Telecom26 provides telecom services across Africa with customers and partners in almost every country.

We have previously looked at how we are helping with the rollout of digital healthcare programmes in Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Ghana.   

This week we will take a look at telecoms in Malawi, another country in Africa where Telecom26 has a strong presence and is providing connectivity to IoT Healthcare programmes being rolled out by Big Pharma customers, Healthcare diagnostic partners and NGOs, including SystemOne.

Telecom26 provides maritime connectivity to leisure yachts, fishing boats, cruise ships, tankers and cargo ships of all shapes, sizes and countries of origin.

Telecom26 provides telecom services across Africa with customers and partners in almost every country.

We have previously looked at what Telecom26 is up to in Zimbabwe and Mozambique and recently unveiled details about how we are providing connectivity to IoT Healthcare programmes being rolled out by SystemOne.

Enabling IoT in healthcare is something that the team at Telecom26 is passionate about. And it’s very topical as the spread and economic consequences of COVID-19 continues to disrupt the traditional ways that we shop, socialise, work, educate ourselves - and receive medical treatment.