According to a recent LinkedIn post from Blues, the company is highlighting its presence at the Water Quality Association Convention & Expo in Miami, where team member Martin Herbst is attending. The post emphasizes the role of connectivity in remote water treatment facilities, particularly for monitoring water levels and quality.
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The company’s LinkedIn post suggests that Blues is positioning its cellular and Wi‑Fi connectivity solutions as a fit for water infrastructure use cases where reliability and low management overhead are important. For investors, this focus points to potential growth opportunities in industrial IoT and utility segments, areas that could provide recurring revenue and deepen Blues’ footprint in critical infrastructure markets.
As described in the post, Blues frames its offering as simplifying connectivity by abstracting away cellular provisioning and billing concerns for customers. If this value proposition gains traction with water treatment operators and related industrial customers, it may support increased adoption of Blues’ platform and could enhance the firm’s competitive standing against other IoT connectivity providers.

