Optigo Networks and Controlco Begin Distribution and Integration Partnership

Optigo and Controlco

Two industry-leading companies join forces to spearhead the Internet of Things transition for commercial buildings.

Vancouver, BC June 13, 2015 – Officially underway on their first joint project, Optigo Networks and Controlco are announcing a new distribution and integration partnership. After successfully winning the bid to create an IoT and analytics platform for an innovative 33-story commercial building in Mexico City, Controlco brought in Optigo Networks to create a state-of-the-art secure networking platform.

“We’re pleased to continue full steam into this IoT world with Optigo Networks as a trusted partner,” said Controlco President Brian Turner. “We know that cybersecurity is of utmost importance when creating an integrated analytics system such as the one we’re developing in Mexico City, so Optigo’s expertise is a key element to a job well done.”

This marquee project marks the beginning of a relationship between the Vancouver-based Optigo Networks and the Bay Area Controlco. Moving forward, Controlco will represent Optigo Networks in California and Mexico on this and future projects.

“We’re excited about the new possibilities the Controlco partnership opens up for us in the California and Mexico markets,” Optigo Networks CEO Pook-Ping Yao said. “From what we’ve seen so far in Mexico, our two companies have complimentary expertise and we make a great team.”

About Controlco

Controlco delivers leading-edge automation products, systems integration, and hosting services to address the Internet of Things for commercial buildings to improve business performance and peace of mind. With a full suite of value-added services, we provide total solutions for building and energy management needs in this IoT world. Since 1958, we have completed successful implementations in building automation, energy monitoring, enterprise-wide energy dashboards, and customized energy-saving strategies for hundreds of clients in North America. We actively participate in controls and integration projects of all sizes.

About Optigo Networks

Optigo Networks is shaping the future of the commercial Internet of Things (IoT) by redefining how smart buildings are connected. By addressing cybersecurity threats in the building network, Optigo allows the IoT to expand securely, enabling the technologies that make buildings energy-efficient, comfortable, and secure. Named 2015’s Most Promising Start-up by the BCTIA, Optigo Networks provides a complete solution to protect, connect, and manage today’s most advanced buildings. Layered on top of a robust networking platform, Optigo’s integrated analytics and security engine ensures that building systems are protected and operate trouble-free, separate from traditional IT systems.

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