Kore Wireless expands into Japan
Kore, a provider of machine to machine (M2M) wireless data networks, has appointed Micro Technology as its exclusive regional partner for Japan. Based in Tokyo, Micro Technology has been providing research, design and manufacturing services for embedded systems since 1983 and has recently expanded its portfolio into M2M solutions.
“We’ve long seen Japan as a market with great growth and potential in the M2M space, with many companies based in Japan wanting to expand their operations internationally. With the help of Micro Technology, Kore is now perfectly positioned to make these plans a reality,” said President and Chief Operating Officer of Kore Wireless Alex Brisbourne.
Micro Technology will complement the Kore service offering by developing end-to-end M2M solutions in vehicle telematics, remote healthcare and factory automation, all connected by the Kore Global M2M Network.
“This new partnership will allow us to drive in-country sales and provide localised support to customers in Japanese. Micro Technology has a history of success in the embedded solution field, and an intimate knowledge of the Japanese market; we couldn’t have asked for a better partner for the region,” said Vice President and General Manager of Kore Wireless Asia Pacific Shane Murphy.
Shinichi Ishimatsu, Chief Executive Officer of Micro Technology has been watching the steady growth of the Japanese M2M market and thinks now is the perfect time for the partnership with Kore.
“We’ve seen demand for M2M wireless solutions growing in Japan for some time, our partnership with Kore now allows us to capitalise on this. Not only can we design and build these solutions for our customers, we can now offer them a full service including a platform and connectivity.”
Micro Technology now have access to the full range of cellular- and satellite-based Kore M2M services and are already building devices for use locally in Japan and across the Kore Global network.
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