Vault Intelligence Ltd (ASX:VLT) has launched its new, market-disruptive product line Vault Solo in collaboration with Samsung.
Solo is a refined workforce management ecosystem designed to protect and manage workforces, while also adding time-saving and productivity tools to complement the core product across a variety of mobility devices.
Solo will enter the lucrative wearable market together with Samsung’s newly announced Galaxy Watch, with the South Korean conglomerate jointly promoting, introducing and selling across New Zealand, Australia and the Asia-Pacific.
Pre-sales interest, early sales and requests for pilots from existing and new customers have reached a level where Solo is being treated by Vault as a separate business line.
Vault currently has 10 pilot trials underway, with a further 30 organisations and businesses queued.
This includes blue chip companies across Australia and New Zealand with businesses containing between 500-40,000 employees.
Introductions and trials were instigated by Samsung and their partners, and are now progressing across a variety of industries, organisations and government departments.
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The Solo product has undergone 18 months of intensive research and development, now housing an independent enterprise level platform that provides significant incident and workforce management capabilities.
Vault has worked in close collaboration with Samsung as an approved product development partner for the e-sim Samsung Galaxy Watch.
The Galaxy Watch has a self-contained sim and does not need a paired mobile to operate.
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Samsung has confirmed Australian sales of the Galaxy Watch will begin in October, with Telstra upgrading its network to support the connection of the Samsung e-sim range of watches.
Vault has created momentum for the Solo product, with show casing and roadshows beginning in New Zealand and Australia this week.