Painting by Patricia Bossange
We start your business outcomes journey with data from network connected Internet of Things, but quickly take you to bigger outcomes.
Customer Obsession
We begin our relationship by listening to our customer, then work alongside them, and finally we absorb what we learned from them. Only after these steps do we then start the customer project but continue to listen, learn, and adapt. We never stop until we have delivered the right solution that exceeds our customer’s expectation.
Detailed Analysis
We are grounded in data. We look for the best sources of data and if we cannot find it within our client’s domain, we search for external sources. We improve the contextual meaning of our analysis. We trust our analysis so that our clients can trust our recommendations and make the best business decisions.
Industry Experience
We have built, moved, and recovered IT operations. We installed, upgraded, and replaced IT technology. We have created, written, and used data-driven outcomes for the most demanding and complicated workloads. We have researched and challenged the objectives of innovations to make products and solutions better. We are practical in our client solutions.
In The News:
Vernon speaks with Nick Earle on the IoT Leaders podcast about what to do with the data you collect, setting a goal to save or improve by just 1%, Vernon’s best security advice, and becoming a founder in the IoT industry. Full episode linked through the above image.
Vernon named a Big Mover in Week 19 of the IoT Premier League.
Our Network
Causeway Connections partners with some of the industry’s leading companies.
…credit should go to Vernon Turner, IDC Fellow for IoT, inspiring us with of the IoT opportunity. When IoT was just getting started, Turner embraced its potential and boldly drove the IoT vision that inspired countless people and organizations to focus on IoT as a foundation for digital transformation. His thought leadership in IoT has taught us to spot trends early on - and to call them out without hesitation.”
— Maciej Kranz, Author & Cisco Executive