Islamabad, – Zong Pakistan’s leading technology innovation company, has entered into a strategic partnership with IoT Systems to launch a suite of advanced IoT-powered Access Management Solutions, expanding its footprint in the smart infrastructure domain. This collaboration marks another step in Zong’s evolution beyond a traditional telecom services provider to a technology-driven enabler of Pakistan’s digital transformation.
The newly introduced solutions combine convenience with control, offering organizations intelligent ways to manage and secure access while enhancing operational efficiency and user experience. Designed for corporate, industrial, and smart city infrastructure, the suite includes lift control for role-based access, digital-first visitor management, attendance-linked permissions, and smart parking powered by license plate recognition and real-time tracking.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Farooq Raza, Head of Business Solutions at Zong, said:
“Through this partnership, we are redefining how organizations manage and secure access to their facilities. These next-generation IoT solutions combine Zong’s connectivity leadership with intelligent automation, enabling enterprises to enhance security, boost efficiency, and deliver smarter workplace experiences.”
Representing IoT Systems, Muhammad Moaz added: “Our collaboration with Zong brings together innovation and practical application, delivering scalable and secure access management systems for Pakistan’s growing smart infrastructure needs.”
By combining Zong’s advanced IoT connectivity with IoT Systems’ expertise in access technologies, the partnership introduces solutions that are adaptable across industries; from commercial buildings and industrial sites to public infrastructure and smart cities, helping shape a safer, smarter, and more connected future for Pakistan.
Sohail Majeed is a Special Correspondent at The Diplomatic Insight. He has twelve plus years of experience in journalism & reporting. He covers International Affairs, Diplomacy, UN, Sports, Climate Change, Economy, Technology, and Health.
