The answer is they are all users of solutions developed by Perth-based industrial Internet of Things (IoT) business Secure2Go.
Wesley Lawrence, Secure2Go CEO.
In the words of the company’s Chief Executive Wesley Lawrence, Secure2Go is ultimately in the business of “providing peace of mind to our customers”.
With a track record of operating in the telecommunications and asset management sectors and with team members having worked in the sector for over 30 years, Secure2Go specialises in the development and commercialisation of wearable and connected technology.
The company has a suite of products which enable its customers to stay connected with mobile assets, particularly vehicles and boats; assist employers in improving safety and wellbeing for remote and isolated worker; and provide security for assets such as plant and equipment that may be at risk.
It’s an approach that is increasingly resonating with Australian businesses. Major car dealerships are among those who are seeing the benefits of utilising the SECUREdrive solution, which makes it easy for staff to keep tabs on the location of vehicles in stock, while their vessel monitoring system, SECUREboat, is carving a niche within the luxury boat market.
“We have identified strong markets, both local and global, for each of our solutions,” said
Mr Lawrence.
While Secure2Go is Australian based company, the focus has firmly been on developing solutions which have relevance to global markets. Growth on this scale requires capital, and the company is therefore currently exploring a range of options, including a Initial Public Offering, to accelerate business development and customer acquisition, both domestically and internationally.