In the article we wrote for the latest issue of IntelCities – the magazine specialized in sustainable development and smart cities – we highlight the possibilities of the “perfect synergy” between Street Lighting and IoT on the path to a sustainable future.
In a opinion piece published by portuguese newspaper público, Arquiled CEO Miguel Allen Lima reveals the factors that helped the company successfull transition to remote work during the COVID-19 outbreak and says we’re heading for a “hybrid” work model combining face-to-face with a more comprehensive remote work panorama.
How a IoT solution based on street lighting can be a “very powerful weapon to fight pandemics anonymously and economically” – Miguel Allen Lima opinion piece for the newspapers Dinheiro Vivo (Portugal) and La República (Colombia).
COVID-19 disease Contingency Plan favors remote work in all functions possible and rewards workers who ensured production at the factory during the State of Emergency.
The initial goal is to close deals with a limited set of cities and develop projects to “showcase” the company and its street lighting technology. But the medium-term stategy is more ambitious.
Technical scientific cooperation protocols aim to share knowledge and promote joint research projects in the area of smart cities, urban sustainability and smart street lighting.
The company’s goal for 2020 is to be able to “close a deal with at least 3 or four cities” in that country.
The content platform, specialized in smart and efficient cities, presents the solutions and some of the smart lighting projects developed by Arquiled.
SAPO TEK presents ARQUILED as reference in smart citties development and highlights the project currently being implemented in Tomar county as an example of the future that has already here.
