MINNEAPOLIS - March 31, 2016 - Exosite, a leading provider of Internet of Things (IoT) enablement technology and services, today launched two new Professional Services Offerings to help industrial companies bring new or legacy IoT-enabled products to market quickly and with as little risk as possible. The Exosite Professional Services team has built hundreds of secure and scalable IoT applications, each with a unique set of hurdles, challenges, and requirements. Based on this experience, the newest Professional Services offerings enable customers to develop complete connected solutions that jumpstart the IoT generation of their business.

Exosite is excited to announce the launch of its Business Transformation Services aimed at helping industrial companies IoT-enable new or legacy products and bring them to market. Exosite Business Transformation Services enable customers to develop complete connected solutions that will jumpstart their IoT generation of business.

New Services Help Manufacturers Jumpstart the IoT Generation of Their Business

Join Exosite in Singapore on March 30-31 at the IoT Asia exhibition and conference, where Exosite will showcase its expertise and IoT insights during the panel discussions. Not only is Exosite sponsoring the event, but our own Robert Yu, Marketing Director for Asia, will also participate in the "Industrial IoT Track" panel. Robert will share his perspectives on IoT-connected products in the industrial sector and their potential to drive unconventional growth. Featuring industry experts, the panel titled “Can IoT Truly Level the Playing Field for Industry” promises to offer a compelling exploration of how the IoT business generation will impact companies of all sizes. Join us on level 2 of the conference for the 50-minute discussion starting at 10:00 a.m. on March 31st.

A key part of developing any IOT PRODUCT STRATEGY is understanding the protocols needed for connected device deployments. In this week’s protocols blog, we will give a brief description of the “new” protocols found in the EMBEDDED IOT PROTOCOLS white paper.

Standardizing a data collection process is important in any industry. As a part of a CONNECTED PRODUCT STRATEGY, however, it becomes essential. As more companies implement IOT PRODUCT DEPLOYMENTS they are acquiring a growing amount of data. In this week’s segment of the DATA ANALYTICS FOR IOT white paper, we will look at just a few requirements for data collection as explained by Exosite’s Mark Benson and Jay Carlson.

SNAPKIDS ENGAGES LOCAL STUDENTS WITH HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES FOCUSED AROUND SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS.

Huntsville, Alabama (March 16, 2016) – SYNAPSE WIRELESS, an Internet of Things (IoT) company and part of the EXOSITE IOT ALLIANCE™, hosted their first ever SNAPkids educational session. The session was designed to teach youngsters about the fundamentals of engineering-related topics. The day-long event provided hands-on and interactive activities designed to pique their interest in STEM. In a collaborative learning environment, the sessions covered topics on basic fundamentals of logic, problem-solving, electricity, gravity, friction, computer programming, mathematics and more.

March 8, Minneapolis, Minn. – Nick Green, Senior UX Designer at Exosite, presented STEALTH ART: DESIGNING AROUND THE PROCESS to a full room at BuzzFeed Minneapolis’s monthly gathering of Mobile Twin Cities.

In any scalable IoT system it is important to use an embedded protocol that can handle the workload while doing it efficiently. In this week’s breakdown of the Embedded IoT Protocols white paper, written by Patrick Barrett, we will be looking at the benefits and implications of XMPP.

In the last Embedded IoT Protocols Guide Part I blog, we briefly discussed the old standards of application protocols as explained by Exosite’s Application Engineer, Patrick Barrett. This blog segment will continue the discussion of embedded IoT protocols by summarizing the benefits and drawbacks of using HTTP.

March 3, 2016, Exosite released the new Data Analytics for IoT: Business Transformation Through Connected Products white paper.  This week’s blog post introduces the second segment of the white paper, Closing the Gap to Decision. More and more companies are implementing connected product deployments but the data is not necessarily being used effectively to make business driven decisions.

The era of big data is upon us. With the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT), companies have access to more information than ever before. Employees sit in Internet-connected chairs in rooms with remotely monitored HVAC systems. Industrial buildings, built by cranes with pumps whose IoT performance monitoring can be seen on an iPad, feature Internet-connected pest-control traps that send text messages to sanitation workers when rodents have been caught. Employees go home to Internet-connected garage doors, lights, and thermostats that can all be controlled from a smartphone.

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Taipei, Taiwan, Feb 18^th, 2016 — The world's leading cloud-based, Internet of Things (IoT) platform provider, Exosite, announced its Taipei Office has formally been established. Exosite’s Taiwan operations have grown from the Taichung team, primarily focused on research and development, into a full-service IoT enablement organization with development and consulting capabilities. The new Taipei office is located in the Taipei Minsheng Dunhua district, surrounded by all its hardware and channel partners. Exosite will devote its time to the Taiwan market and expand its business into the Asia-Pacific market.