Anatomy of a decision: Wiliot
Wiliot’s battery-free IoT platform reduces infrastructure costs by 85% and total ownership costs by 60%, driving four times the ROI.
What makes Wiliot different from traditional IoT or RFID solutions?
Wiliot uses battery-free Bluetooth tags powered by ambient energy from radio waves, light, and heat. This eliminates the need for power infrastructure and battery maintenance, significantly lowering operational costs and complexity.
How much cost savings do organizations achieve with Wiliot?
Companies report up to 85% lower infrastructure costs compared to traditional RFID implementations and a 60% lower total cost of ownership. Some deployments delivered over £14 million in quarterly operational savings.
Which industries benefit most from Wiliot?
Wiliot drives value in logistics, manufacturing, and supply chain operations that need real-time visibility without extensive infrastructure. Manufacturers improve traceability and compliance, while logistics providers optimize workforce planning and fleet operations.
What are best practices for maximizing value from Wiliot?
Organizations achieve the best ROI by fully leveraging ambient energy technology, integrating via Wiliot’s open APIs, and planning deployments for scalability and coverage without adding operational complexity.
Have a specific question? Query our research catalogue with the Nucleus AI Tool.
Learn more about Nucleus Research’s ROI case study approach here.
Gain the knowledge you need to effectively develop and deliver a financial business case at ROIUniversity.com.
RELATED RESEARCH
Benefit case study: Oracle EPM at a multi-brand consumer organization
A leading US-based multi-brand consumer products and services organization deployed Oracle Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) to address slow, manual financial reporting and forecasting across multiple…
AI in planning: benefits, barriers, and best practices
Generative AI offerings have flooded the Corporate Performance Management (CPM) market, but measurable returns depend on adoption, not novelty. Nucleus research found that early adopters…
Assessing the value of PLM platforms
Most manufacturers still manage product data in spreadsheets, shared drives, and disconnected point tools, creating slow design cycles, repeated work, compliance risk, and launch delays….
Assessing the value of RPA platforms
Nucleus found that organizations adopting a robotic process automation (RPA) platform realize substantial improvements in process throughput, workforce productivity, and operating costs. The value comes…
Assessing the value of FCC technology
Financial close and consolidation (FCC) platforms centralize and automate period-end activities across multiple entities, ERPs, and accounting standards to produce timely, accurate, and audit-ready financial…
Financial institution cuts application management by 30 percent with Creatio
A financial institution reduced app management costs by 30% and accelerated workflow delivery with Creatio’s no-code platform. Read Nucleus’ analysis.