Enterprise and IoT Data
The enterprise side of operations may eventually become the stronger part of the Deep Sky revenue model due to the rapid growth in data connectivity, Internet of Things (IoT), and expected upgrade in 5G applications.
Deep Sky enterprises will work on developing a number of IoT, or device connected applications. This can range from smart home applications, such as home security systems or AC temperature controls, or rural monitoring of farm irrigation equipment and operational oil rigs in the field.
The data connectivity of things can also be useful in automation in the areas of security, drone tracking, or real-time supply chain analytics. The range of applications and services are limited to one’s imagination only.
These services could be monitored through a cloud platform, and provide for additional monthly service subscription revenues to the company.
As 5G begins to roll-out in the US, and next-generation “smartphones” come to market, a whole new wave of mobile applications will be needed to service this new bandwidth, and intelligent device power.
These new tools could include a growing trend of Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) enabled applications, and more robust API services from third parties. For this reason Deep Sky will work on establishing a small mobile application team specifically focused on these next-generation AI enabled applications, as well as personalized ‘smart apps’ geared specifically towards the retail customer, which could have add-on features to also provide additional revenue streams on a retail consumer basis.
Deep Sky IT services to mid and larger size enterprises could result in larger revenue contracts for consulting, and enterprise networking for companies seeking to integrate their data connectivity.
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