Things on Net Co., Ltd. (TON), a leading integrated IoT solutions provider with Sigfox world-class communication technology network, has won the “Top 10 Internet of Things Solution Provider 2021” award from the world-leading technology magazine, CIO ADVISOR APAC, reinforcing its position as a pioneering organization and provider of reliable and internationally accepted IoT solutions.
The “Top 10 Internet of Things Solution Provider 2021” award is bestowed to companies with the most outstanding achievements in technology and innovation that create tangible benefits at the international level. TON is the only Thai IoT leader among more than 100 leading companies in Asia to be selected as one of the top 10 organizations embracing technology, innovation, and management solutions.
Pavin Vorapruck, Chief Executive Officer of Things on Net, revealed that “Throughout the two years of establishment since 2019, the company has committed to creating a variety of innovative IoT solutions to increase efficiency, eliminate problems, upgrade the capabilities of the industrial sector as well as the improvement of people’s quality of life. Things on Net aims to be one of the key and strong players to support Thailand 4.0 development plan to reach its ultimate goal, making Thailand the center of regional and global technology hub.”
Things on Net is a Thailand-based full service provider of IoT solutions with state-of-the-art technology. As a pioneer and leader in IoT business transformation in Thailand, TON’s service network now covers over 77 provinces throughout Thailand and more than 72 countries around the world. The company’s strength to meet world-class standards in various IoT technologies, business practice and knowledge management has resulted in winning the Most Innovative Knowledge Enterprise – Thailand MIKE Award 2021 and the International Top 10 Internet of Things Solution Provider 2021 award.
Another important success factor is the seamless working collaboration between TON’s technology expert teams with leading partners and customer groups to gain tangible business benefits from start to finish. Prior to the project commencement, the tasks will include discussion with customers, field study, collect and analyze data, design and create the right innovative solutions.
The outstanding and ready-to-use IoT devices and solutions offered to the industry include Smart City & Smart Building to enhance the quality of life for residents; Smart Farming, Smart Agriculture to manage and improve agribusiness process; Asset Tracking Management to efficiently manage high-value package and asset tracking both in and out of work premises; Safety and Environment System, to monitor air and environment quality for premise safety, disaster prevention and emergency SOS alert; Energy Saving / Facility Management / Service Utilities Management to help manage the cost-effective use of energy; Supply Chain / Cold Chain Management, Transportation Management / Temperature Monitoring System to monitor humidity for warehouses, freezers, both refrigerated and frozen in food and beverage business for product quality, freshness and cost control.
The company is also working with local sensor developers to create smart IoT devices for use in the country, which is currently in the process of applying for a patent. Another highlight of Things on Net’s IoT solutions and technologies is the ability to integrate with cloud platforms and sensor devices, both domestically and internationally produced.
“We are proud to receive this international recognition. This is a testament to our value and expertise as a Thai technology company that is ready to deliver world-class services with our firm commitment to helping our country unlock its potentials as well as offering various industrial sectors with this advanced IoT technology to gain the maximum benefit and create competitive advantages on the world market. At the same time, it also provides additional incentives to attract investments of leading companies from around the world to do business in Thailand,” Pavin concluded.
Source: PR & Associates
