Creating an IoT framework strong enough to support multiple divisions is key in implementing a company-wide IoT strategy. Last week we established the idea that industrial OEMs need to plan out their innovation so divisions can work together to develop a single, flexible IoT ecosystem for the entire organization.

This week in our Enterprise IoT Framework series, we’ll be covering the issues that come up when trends take over and plans fall by the wayside. As an industrial IoT platform provider, we know that jumping right in may be tempting and sometimes it takes far too long to take the plunge.

This week finishes up the Build or Buy blog series, so we’ll try to keep it short and sweet. As an IoT platform provider, we can give you the information you need to move to action and implement IoT successfully within your organization.

This week in the Build or Buy blog, we’ll discuss working with IoT platform providers. This may come off as shameless self-promotion, but we want to provide you with the most holistic view possible to assist you on the path to lucrative IoT implementation. As an IoT platform provider, we know the pros and cons within our own market and will illustrate them to help you on your way to creating a successful IoT ecosystem.

For Industrial OEMs, developing an IoT ecosystem that is versatile enough to support their multitude of divisions is a big challenge. This week’s blog will be a preview of information that will be covered in the upcoming IoT Framework series blogs, along with some background information that will get you up to speed.

Creating a secure and thriving IoT ecosystem is a daunting task, so we’re here to help you maneuver the path to IoT success. Following up on last week’s Build or Buy blog which covered the pros and cons of infrastructure providers, we’re moving onto “puzzle-piece provider” number two: boxed solution providers.

This past Friday we released our newest white paper, IoT Platforms and Business Framework for Industrial OEMs, which launches this latest blog series. Each week, we will be covering new sections so that you can avoid common problems and get your organization well on the road to supporting a successful IoT ecosystem.

As a leading industrial IoT platform provider, we, at Exosite, believe that our expertise should be shared with everybody. Successful IoT implementation can be risky and stressful, so we try to alleviate as much pain as possible. This week in the Build or Buy series, we continue investigating the buying options in the IoT puzzle by looking at infrastructure providers –some names that you’ve probably heard of.

We’ve been helping original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to deploy and manage their connected solutions for years, so we’ve decided to share our insights as an industrial IoT platform provider to ease the transformation.

As an industrial IoT platform provider, we know how complicated creating a successful IoT ecosystem can be. We have been helping some of the world’s largest corporations deploy and manage their connected solutions, so we are happy to share our expertise with you. This week in the dissection of the Build vs Buy white paper, we will be covering the basics of different providers you may consider to incorporate into your IoT puzzle.

Yesterday we launched ExositeReady Gateway Engine (GWE), a software package that quickly enables secure communication between end nodes, gateways, and Exosite’s Murano IoT platform. GWE expedites IoT development associated and includes out-of-the-box features that reduce the risk of data loss and ensure secure communication.

When it comes to the creation of your IoT solution, building it in house is definitely a great option for those with the power to do so. This segment of our Build vs Buy analysis covers the elements to consider when planning and developing your solution from scratch.

Here at Exosite, we’re a team that is passionate about sharing our expertise and enabling companies to ease their integration within the realm of IoT. Our company has been strengthened by our latest addition to leadership, Lizabeth Converse as the company's Chief Operating Officer (COO).

Over the last few weeks, we’ve covered the necessary components to a successful IoT ecosystem. It’s time to start putting your pieces together to create a masterpiece, just as we’ve been helping other companies to do for years. As an industrial IoT platform provider, we are happy to provide you with our expertise when it comes to different approaches to IoT ecosystem assembly in this blog segment.

As Internet of Things flourishes, resources and knowledge have become more readily available, allowing even enthusiasts to create their own IoT solution at home. For some, connecting one or two devices to an IoT platform has become a hobby. There is no doubt that this practice can also be beneficial for industrial IoT applications. With the addition of more devices however, we see more strain and issues within the system. So, what can you do when seeking to build a scalable IoT system?