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Companies investing in Connected Cities

Connected Cities describe the transformation of whole metropolitan areas—big or small—through the deployment of IoT technologies that link people, services, and infrastructure into an integrated urban network.

List of companies that invest in Connected Cities

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • Egis in ANZ logo
    AustraliaEmployees462Civil Engineering
    Connected CitiesHigh confidence
  • EQUANS logo
    FranceEmployees74kRevenue$14BEnvironmental Services
    Connected CitiesHigh confidence
  • IndiaEmployees13Manufacturing
    Connected CitiesHigh confidence
  • Jacobs logo
    United StatesEmployees70kRevenue$14BBusiness Consulting and Services
    Connected CitiesHigh confidence
  • Arcadis logo
    NetherlandsEmployees43kRevenue$3.2BProfessional Services
    Connected CitiesMedium confidence
  • VSP Vision logo
    United StatesEmployees11kHospitals and Health Care
    Connected CitiesMedium confidence
  • The University of Texas at El Paso logo
    United StatesEmployees6.7kHigher Education
    Connected CitiesMedium confidence
  • Alstom logo
    FranceEmployees89kRevenue$17BTransportation Equipment Manufacturing
    Connected CitiesMedium confidence
  • Omada Rail Systems logo
    AustraliaEmployees50Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage
    Connected CitiesLow confidence
  • ANGOKA logo
    United KingdomEmployees27Computer and Network Security
    Connected CitiesLow confidence

Showing top companies out of 110 that invest in Connected Cities. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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