Project 60 · Smart Cities / Shared Infrastructure

Urban Infrastructure IoT Network

Shared Multi-Application Network With Tenant Governance

Industry: Smart Cities / Shared Infrastructure
Services: Network Architecture Platform Integration
TRL: 3 → 8
Duration: 8 months
Technologies: LoRaWAN cellular shared platform

Multi-tenant platform with 5 application tenants — Figure 1 — Multi-tenant shared platform hosting five distinct city application tenants.

Cross-tenant data access matrix with policy controls — Figure 2 — Cross-tenant data-access matrix with explicit policy controls per relationship.

18-month gantt: foundational app vs subsequent apps — Figure 3 — Eighteen-month rollout gantt: foundational app versus much faster follow-on apps.

Real-world Urban Infrastructure IoT Network deployment — Figure 4 — Real-world shared-network deployment running multiple city applications.

Project background

City-scale IoT programs are often stood up per-use-case, fragmenting connectivity and data. The client wanted a shared network and platform usable across lighting, parking, waste, and environmental applications.

Challenge

Balancing shared-platform economics with per-application needs, and governing data access across departments and vendors.

Approach & solution

We designed a shared network with dedicated tenants per application, a common platform for device and user management, and application-level APIs on top. Data governance is explicit — tenants see only what policy allows, with audit trails across interactions.

Results & benefits

The client can now roll out new IoT applications in weeks rather than quarters, reusing the existing network and platform. Departmental adoption grew as the platform demonstrated reliability across pilot applications.

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