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Totalmobile & MACS EU to modernise UK & EU field operations

Fri, 24th Oct 2025

Totalmobile has announced a new partnership with MACS EU to support essential industries across the UK and Europe in modernising outdated field operations systems.

The collaboration seeks to combine Totalmobile's Field First platform with MACS EU's consultancy expertise to help organisations within energy, transport, infrastructure, construction, and public services address operational challenges caused by legacy technologies and fragmented processes.

Industry sectors such as utilities and public services have commonly relied on disparate systems for asset management and field performance. The joint offering from Totalmobile and MACS EU is positioned to help these sectors establish greater operational control and visibility over their assets while enhancing workforce efficiency amid increasing regulatory scrutiny.

James Bouch, Head of Global Alliances at Totalmobile, stated the partnership focuses on practical digitisation efforts tailored for organisations under pressure to deliver stronger service outcomes and increased resilience.

"MACS EU is a proven operator with real credibility across sectors where asset performance and service resilience really matter. Together, we're offering organisations a clearer path to digitisation, not just through technology but through the right guidance and implementation experience to make meaningful change to business operations."

MACS EU has extensive experience in revamping IT environments for asset-heavy sectors. The company's operational focus complements Totalmobile's technology, and both organisations expect the alliance to accelerate digital transformation projects that have historically faced challenges due to the complexity of integrating new systems with legacy infrastructure.

Dominique Potter, Commercial Director at MACS EU, expressed confidence in the partnership's combined strengths, citing the potential impact on asset-heavy industries.

"We've worked for years at the heart of asset-heavy sectors, helping clients get real value from their systems. With Totalmobile, we can now go further, combining their innovative technology with our sector expertise to deliver intelligent solutions that are proven to work at scale. This partnership lets us help clients modernise faster, perform better, and stay resilient in an ever-changing world."

The partnership supports Totalmobile's ongoing strategy of working with established consultancies to expand its market presence and influence. Over recent years, Totalmobile has developed alliances with organisations such as CGI, Accenture, Sopra Steria Pro:Public, HL Group, and Mitie. These partnerships have aimed to offer clients a blend of market insight, operational best practice, and reliable implementation experience within regulated and essential service markets.

Through the new alliance, field service management teams in Europe will have access to a joint solution intended to address inefficiencies, connect fragmented data sets, and improve outcomes in field operations. Both companies highlight that asset-intensive sectors remain under regulatory pressure to ensure service continuity during digital transformation, underscoring the need for integrated solutions with practical guidance more than ever.

According to the companies, the offering will provide a single point of contact for both the required technology platform and sector-specific consultancy support, streamlining procurement and implementation steps for clients aiming to improve efficiency and resilience.

The agreement comes as sectors such as infrastructure and energy continue to invest in digital tools and process optimisation to meet changing regulatory expectations, sustainability objectives, and requirements for real-time asset performance information. Both Totalmobile and MACS EU will provide guidance and resources to support the changes necessary for modernisation and ongoing performance improvement.

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