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Bsquare launches solution to manage IoT Infrastructure in collaboration with AWS

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) software and services provider Bsquare announced a solution integrated with Amazon Web Services (AWS) IoT services that were designed to help organisations rapidly on-board and manage millions of connected devices.

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Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and services provider Bsquare announced a solution integrated with Amazon Web Services (AWS) IoT services that were designed to help organisations rapidly on-board and manage millions of connected devices. Bsquare DataV Manage, combined with AWS IoT Device Management, allows enterprises to onboard, organise, monitor, and remotely manage connected devices at scale. This collaboration was designed to make it easier for industrial organisations to gain control over vast and highly distributed IoT infrastructure, a key concern for business managers according to a recent Bsquare study.

According to Gartner’s October 2017 Market Trends: IoT endpoints will need new technologies to achieve scale “by 2020, a quarter of IoT projects will be at risk of failing because of excessive device management costs.” The report continues, “lowering device management costs across the life cycle (install, operation, and retirement) is essential in achieving sufficient return on in the IoT.”

Part of the DataV set of apps, DataV Manage is a Software-as-a-Service () application that offers businesses the plug-and-play ability to remotely control and automate device configuration and lifecycle management without custom application development. This allows enterprises to fully utilize their data to manage and direct devices, drive operational improvements, and achieve targeted outcomes across any range of assets—automatically and at scale.

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Companies from retail to manufacturing to transportation have deployed DataV Manage to impact operational performance across their lines of business (LOB). For example, one customer is using DataV Manage to distribute content, both software updates, and assets, to fleets of consumer-facing devices. Another is remotely monitoring energy usage data from distributed locations to reduce energy consumption and manage maintenance resources more cost-effectively.

“This initiative is the perfect blending of the strength, scale, and security of AWS with the time-to-value advantages of Bsquare DataV Manage,” said Bsquare CEO Jerry Chase. “We look forward to working closely with AWS to improve business outcomes for our mutual customers by fully utilizing data to manage complex devices—automatically and at scale.”

DataV Manage user interface is designed specifically for the needs of line of business managers. Its dashboards consolidate all key information about devices allowing teams to take action on insights. Furthermore, device models and advanced workflows can be created without code to further speed time to value in an IoT deployment.

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Sanjay Singh
Sanjay Singh
Sanjay Singh covers startups, consumer electronics and telecom for TechObserver.in
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