by Kevin Frisinger, on July 13, 2022
In blog one of our “Preparing to Commercialize a Connected Solution” blog series, we outlined key questions to address as you look to automate the manufacturing, provisioning, and claiming of …
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by Alec Johanson, on April 12, 2022
In our “Preparing to Commercialize a Connected Solution” blog series, we have covered topics such as automation in manufacturing of connected devices (blog one), monetization considerations (blog two), and onboarding …
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by Alec Johanson, on March 17, 2022
In blog one of our “Preparing to Commercialize a Connected Solution” blog series, we outlined key questions to address as you look to automate the manufacturing, provisioning, and claiming of …
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by Kevin Frisinger, on January 25, 2022
In blog one of our “Preparing to Commercialize a Connected Solution” blog series, we outlined key questions for you to consider as you look to automate the manufacturing, provisioning, and …
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by Mike Aanenson, on December 22, 2021
In our last post, we kicked off our “Preparing to Commercialize a Connected Solution” blog series and outlined the topics you can expect to learn more about in the coming …
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by Stacey O'Brien, on November 3, 2021
In our last blog post, we discussed some of the reasons an organization may want to consider adding a software component to existing hardware, including the ability to generate new …
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by Kevin Frisinger, on October 19, 2021
At Exosite, we’ve worked with a large number of organizations that we call value-added resellers (VARs). These organizations often sell a hardware component that is used within a larger piece …
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by Ralf Pühler, on July 28, 2021
While we have seen a flood of innovations in the field of digitization in recent years, the one with the greatest impact is the OPC UA communication technology. After years …
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by Eli Jordan, on March 8, 2021
Overview Machine learning is proving to be an effective technology in asset-intensive industries, offering new insights that can be used to optimize production phases, reduce equipment downtime, and increase quality …
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by Mike Aanenson, on January 7, 2021
To support the different needs and requirements of each of your customers, it's important to have a variety of onboarding options without the burden of custom development. Exosite provides the …
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by Mike Aanenson, on September 23, 2020
As you may have heard, Adobe Flash is going end Of life (EOL) on December 31, 2020. You may be asking what this has to do with IoT and condition …
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by Michael Anderson, on August 8, 2019
At Exosite, we have always been focused on connecting devices in a way that matters. To accomplish this goal, we have built a platform that expedites the process of connecting …
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by Exosite, on May 6, 2019
Overview Sensors can be fitted to industrial pumps to monitor a number of data sources, like RPMs, device and ambient temperature, electrical current, humidity, and vibration. This data can then …
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by Exosite, on May 6, 2019
Wireless sensors are often used on factory floors to help monitor environmental conditions and machine status to proactively identify issues that may cause down time, track factory processes, and identify …
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by Michael Anderson, on February 4, 2019
A key value proposition of the Internet of Things (IoT) is the ability to derive value from data. In order to do that, however, you must be able to move …
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