Azure IoT provides real-world sustainability solutions


Sustainability measures cut expenses, waste, and energy use

SA Power Networks, a South Australian utility business, has developed a further consumer-focused solution.

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The Microsoft.NET platform, a free, open-source software development framework and ecosystem created by Microsoft, is the technology Watts decided to use for his project.

Data from the devices gives SA Power Networks visibility into local network conditions, enabling it to react more swiftly to possible problems.

Operational effectiveness lowers expenses while promoting growth

Digital solutions like OCM Online are crucial for addressing waste and recycling issues because the global market for online oil fluid monitoring is expected to grow from 689.7 million USD in 2021 to 1.4 billion USD by 2031.