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Flexible hardware and software combination provides technology foundation to accelerate Internet of Things application development in smart industrial and smart building markets

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Secure and scalable hardware and software combination accelerates Internet of Things development to centralize data storage, perform web-based analytics, and monitor remote applications in smart lighting and smart industrial markets

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Annual revenue and number of customer devices on software platform more than doubled in 2016; number of ecosystem partners nearly tripled

Jan. 12, 2017 ­­­– IoT and connected devices stole the show at CES this year, as shown in this week’s edition of IoT Weekly News. CTO Mark Benson’s Forbes Article, “Five Avoidable Complications of Corporate IoT Innovation Programs,” was featured in the business section as a great piece that covers important considerations for successful implementation of IoT innovations within major corporations. Read more here. 

Jan. 11, 2017 - Computerworld’s article, "8 Tips for Building a Cost-effective IoT Sensor Network,” includes expert opinion from Exosite CTO Mark Benson. The article focuses on emerging IoT technology and highlights some of the best practices for deploying low-cost sensor networks.

No one wants to reinvent the wheel if they don’t have to, so why should your organization do so when implementing an IoT ecosystem? This week in the IoT framework blog series, we’ll discuss establishing centralized common components in order to save you (and other divisions) time and money.

In order to establish a lasting enterprise IoT framework, you need to see issues before they arise. Last week we covered how limited internal scope can ruin opportunities for true innovation, but there are easy steps to take when creating a connected product and overcoming the learning curves associated with IoT implementation. With our enterprise IoT platform that assists large corporations in gaining alignment and initiating IoT projects, we can help you navigate the sea of issues.

Jan. 4, 2017 – Exosite’s IoT Alliance (EIA) partner program was mentioned in ITBusiness.ca’s coverage on the thriving momentum of the Internet of Things. The number of connected devices is expected to triple over the next five years, but with that growth will come renewed focus on security and adoption challenges.

Aligning your organization internally and encouraging cross-functional collaboration are only part of the battle while establishing an IoT framework for a multi-divisional company. Since we are an enterprise IoT-platform provider and work with large corporations like Parker Hannifin, we have the experience to highlight some of the common issues that organizations face when adapting to this new breed of technology. For the next two weeks, we will be covering one of the big issues many companies face: limited internal scope.

Dec. 21, 2016 - Exosite CTO Mark Benson's Forbes article is essential reading on the avoidable complications of IoT innovation. From advice on organizational alignment to the importance of understanding what the market actually wants, Benson identifies the five main symptoms of IoT programs destined for trouble. Read the complete article here. 

In the latest Forrester Report, Exosite was chosen as one of the 11 “most significant” IoT platform providers on the market. This was a well-earned pat on the back for all of our accomplishments in 2016, since big names like IBM, PTC, GE, and Microsoft are well-known players. We are honored to be included, especially when we are an under-200-employee company facing off against giants. But the small can be mighty.

For your long-term IoT strategy to be effective, you need to have your departments synchronized and working towards creating a cohesive whole, much like collaborations between musicians. There are some helpful tools and guidelines that can be used in order to be successful and, as an industrial IoT platform provider, we understand how effective they can be to laying the groundwork.