Wyld Networks, a UK-based technology company specialising in low-cost satellite connectivity, sought to enter the Australian market, where significant connectivity gaps hinder industries such as agriculture and energy. Foley conducted a comprehensive market analysis, identifying key strategic partnership opportunities to help Wyld establish a foothold. Through these alliances, Wyld is poised to address Australia’s connectivity challenges and capitalise on the growing demand for IoT solutions in remote areas.
A leader in image processing technology is expanding its influence in Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) and Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) sectors. Their advanced solutions, such as the latest 4100-OEM video processor, offer Full HD performance and H.265 encoding capabilities, enhancing mission-critical operations.
The company will be participating in Land Forces 2024 as part of a trade mission from Oregon, presenting its range of advanced technologies, including aerospace, defense electronics, and naval and power solutions. These innovations are known for their high reliability and performance in critical applications. Foley will provide support, helping U.S. companies identify key partners in Australia. This collaboration aims to expand the company’s market reach and solidify its presence in the Australian defence sector.
Looking to partner with libraries, archives, museums, and information repositories of all kinds to facilitate and promote collection visibility and access.
Located in the heart of the UK, just 90 minutes from London, the West Midlands region is a combination of bustling cities, thriving town centres, ancient villages and unspoilt countryside.
Australia's agriculture and energy sectors, present a paradoxical challenge - highly developed and yet so isolated. How can the world's leading innovators connect with a segment plagued by its own isolation?
Foley has been working with a Virginia-based company, a global provider of digital health technology and research tools for health organizations and researchers.
Foley has been supporting a Northern Irish provider of end-to-end field service management software in Australia.
