TAWAL Partners with Samsung for Smart Network Management
The telecommunications firm will implement Samsung's SmartThings Pro platform to monitor its 30,000 tower portfolio.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Telecommunications
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TAWAL has signed a supply and training agreement with Samsung Electronics Saudi Arabia to integrate the SmartThings Pro platform. The deal will allow the company to manage network assets and track energy data across its operations in five countries.
Why it matters
By integrating this platform via enterprise APIs, TAWAL aims to increase network reliability and operational efficiency. The partnership also aligns with Saudi Vision 2030 goals for expanding digital infrastructure capabilities.
The SmartThings Pro platform provides multi-site management, automated alerts, and asset-tracking devices for 30,000 towers. Integration occurs through enterprise APIs to allow for real-time energy consumption analytics.
The players
TAWAL
This telecommunications infrastructure company manages a portfolio of more than 30,000 towers across five countries.
Samsung Electronics Saudi Arabia
This entity is the regional subsidiary of the global technology giant and provides specialized enterprise platform solutions.
The details
Operational teams will utilize the platform to gain visibility into asset status and monitor energy use across TAWAL's global network. The solution facilitates unified oversight by connecting disparate tower systems into a single reporting framework.
Timeline
October 20, 2026: TAWAL and Samsung signed the supply and training agreement.
The Tech Race
This deal underscores the industry shift toward using Internet of Things (IoT) platforms to automate infrastructure monitoring. By replacing legacy management systems with centralized software, TAWAL aligns itself with global trends in smart network administration.
Increased network reliability leads to fewer service disruptions for users who rely on TAWAL's infrastructure. By optimizing energy usage at tower sites, the company may also reduce its operational carbon footprint.
The takeaway
Large-scale infrastructure operators are increasingly turning to consumer-grade IoT platforms to solve industrial-scale management challenges. This integration allows companies to consolidate thousands of data points into actionable insights for improved uptime.
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