IoT Connectivity and Consolidation | floLIVE’s Nir Shalom & Kyle Okamoto | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 25 Jun 2024 · 32m · Episode 349

What this episode covers

Nir Shalom, CEO, and Kyle Okamoto, Executive Director of Business Strategy at floLIVE, discuss the consolidation of the IoT connectivity market and the necessity of vertical-specific solutions. They explain how floLIVE’s global, cloud-native cellular infrastructure addresses data sovereignty, security, and cost efficiency for enterprises and Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs). The conversation highlights the critical role of AI in managing data pipelines and optimizing unit economics, as well as the strategic value of owning global core infrastructure to ensure quality of service and control.

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