This year, it has announced projects in Sweden, the Middle East, Rwanda and New Zealand, among other locations. It also closed its Series D funding round, raising $75 million in the process and has revealed networking giant Cisco to be one of its backers.
To hear more about the company’s direction of travel for the rest of the year and beyond, Internet of Business spoke to Actility CEO Mike Mulica, who took the reins at the company in May last year – the next step in a career that has so far seen him serve at Phone.com, Openwave, Syncronoss and Real Networks.
Actility CEO: “We’re going where our customers ask us to go.” at Internet of Business