The collaboration aims to strengthen the country’s Internet of Things infrastructure and position Globe Business as a key provider of intelligent connectivity solutions for enterprises and automotive innovators.
Commercial availability of the platform is targeted for the third quarter of 2026.
Digital shift
Through the Aeris IoT Accelerator platform, Globe Business will enable enterprises to manage connected devices and services through a unified command center, helping simplify fragmented IoT deployments.
The partnership comes as Philippine industries accelerate digital transformation efforts and adopt software-driven ecosystems that depend on real-time intelligence and connected technologies.
Industry projections show IoT spending in the region could reach 355 billion dollars by 2029, driven by demand for scalable and resilient digital infrastructure.
“We are helping build the digital backbone of a future-ready nation,” said KD Dizon, vice president and head of Globe Business.
“This partnership with Aeris allows us to deliver a secure, globally aligned IoT platform that enables enterprises to scale connected solutions with confidence,” he added.
Connected future
The Aeris platform provides a single interface for managing IoT programs across multiple markets, a capability seen as increasingly important as the automotive industry shifts toward software-defined and cloud-powered vehicles.
Globe Business said the platform will allow automotive manufacturers and enterprise partners to deploy, secure and scale connected programs with built-in compliance and operational control.
Through Globe Business’ membership in the Bridge Alliance, enterprises will also be able to manage devices across several countries using a single platform, simplifying regional expansion.
By combining connectivity and cloud technologies into one solution, Globe Business said it aims to help industries modernize operations and scale digital initiatives more efficiently. —Ed: Corrie S. Narisma
