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Klarrio Joins Forces with SAS as IoT Ecosystem Partner

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According to a recent announcement, analytics company SAS has selected Klarrio to become one of its IoT Ecosystem Partners.

Under the agreement, Klarrio reportedly will work closely with the SAS IoT division to gain access to SAS’ expertise in designing and deploying advanced analytics solutions, including SAS Analytics for IoT. Klarrio said it brings to SAS its expertise as an integration partner with  large-scale and advanced data-streaming capabilities.

Jason Mann, VP, IoT, SAS, said the partners are already working to provide leading-edge streaming solutions for a utility company that acts across a wide range of sectors. “Klarrio has built a strong network in Europe that augments SAS’ already formidable European presence,” Mann said. “We’re also working with Klarrio U.S. to identify high-value projects that would benefit from our joint expertise in the North American continent.”

Ted Morris, Chief Data Officer for Klarrio U.S., said, “Our collaboration extends the capabilities and growth-potential for each of our firms. We’re now in the process of clarifying the technical interfaces between Klarrio and SAS to allow us to provide a more seamless solution for our joint customers.”

“Since the Utility Analytics Institute (UAI) was launched in 2011, we have seen the emergence of ‘data-in-motion’ or ‘streaming data,’ as a key development in helping utilities leverage massive data sets in real- to near-real time,” said Gina Weber, Managing Director of the UAI. “Pushing the analytics to the application has real business and operational advantages for utilities looking for a substantial return on their analytics investments. SAS’ four decades of analytics leadership, paired with the advanced data streaming capabilities of Klarrio, is another step in moving analytics to where the value truly is for SAS and our customers—at the edge.”

Partnerships and collaborations like this one are critical to the success of IoT companies, projects and the industry as a whole. To learn how you can build industry partners and make strategic relationships for your business, join us for next year’s IoT Evolution Expo 2021: It’s Time to Grow, taking place in Miami, now in June 2021. Call for speakers still open.


Ken Briodagh is a storyteller, writer and editor with about two decades of experience under his belt. He is in love with technology and if he had his druthers would beta test everything from shoe phones to flying cars.

Edited by Ken Briodagh
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