The Vaud based startup Pryv, specialising in privacy and personal data management has plans for the Asian market. Through a partnership with Interpolation, one of the leading IoT Platform in Asia, the startup will enable end-to-end management of Industrial IoT solutions.
After entering numerous partnerships in the home market including one with Altran to serve medical sector, and with Net4All to give Swiss startups and SMEs access to a secure, compliant and fully managed cloud hosting solution for Pryv.io, the Vaud based startup is now sailing towards the east.
Pryv has joined forces with Interpolation, one of the leading IoT Platform in Asia to benefit customers in Japan, Thailand, and the Philippines with an IoT platform-as-a-service offering meeting the highest levels of data safety, privacy and user empowerment. Both companies share the vision that privacy is not an obstacle to business innovation but a competitive advantage when implemented correctly. This partnership will broaden the availability of Pryv.io to customers in the Asia Pacific and enhance the way they cope with sensitive data collection and utilization.
“Our partnership with Pryv aligns with our strategy to deliver best-of-breed IoT solutions that increase customer efficiency, productivity, and quality of service,” said Michiaki Satate, CEO at Interpolation. “Along with our extensive experience in IoT and End-to-end solutions, we capitalize on Pryv’s expertise in data protection to design solutions that make the most of IoT connectivity while addressing markets’ strict regulation compliance, interoperability needs, and privacy concerns.”
“We are pleased to welcome Interpolation to our partner network,” said Pierre-Mikael Legris, CEO at Pryv. “The partnership capitalizes on the unique strengths of each entity; Pryv brings the power of its rigorous Privacy software capability to one of the most established and well respected IoT technology solutions providers in Asia Pacific; Intepolation complements this by bringing the benefits of its expert services and long-term relationships with customers in Asia to Pryv.”
In its initial phase, the partnership will address the privacy and IoT connectivity imperatives in Industrial and healthcare sectors where service providers are looking at keeping up with evolving regulations and protecting data privacy.
(Press release/ran)
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