The IoT specialist network operator and solutions provider has been awarded two awards this year, and nominated for two more.

The Sigfox network was built by IoT rollout experts, and Thinxtra network partner, Kordia.

“There is now a push to make all New Zealand’s waters and rivers swimmable again."

The IoT Meetup has evolved into a key tech community attracting people with common interests in creating and using IoT applications.

The network will enable the use of devices such as smart meters, temperature probes for aquaculture and GPS trackers for agriculture assets.

“This will be of significant value as we continue on our journey of becoming a leading Australasian provider of mission-critical tech solutions."

With their IOT network currently extending from Invercargill to Whangarei, their goal is 95 percent, so they're certainly not far off.

“Executive teams need to know who their new and potential digital competitors are."

"Everyone we talk to can quickly think of half a dozen or more use cases for IoT once you remove the constraints of power consumption and cost."

“The technology Thinxtra is rolling out in New Zealand and Australia makes connecting to the IoT viable for a great many more applications."

"The partnership will allow enterprises and Government to progress from talking about the Internet of Things, to the widespread deployment of it.