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- 2019 IoT Edge ScoreCard – Executive Summary
This is the publicly-available Executive Summary from MachNation’s 2019 IoT Edge ScoreCard. The full ScoreCard includes the following vendors (listed alphabetically): ADLINK, Amazon, Bosch, ClearBlade, Crosser, Eurotech, FogHorn Systems, Interactor, Litmus Automation, Microsoft, Nymea, Rigado, Siemens, Software AG, SWIM, Telit, and Wicastr.
- 2019 IoT Edge ScoreCard
This document is MachNation’s 2019 IoT Edge ScoreCard. It includes the following 17 vendors (listed alphabetically): ADLINK, Amazon, Bosch, ClearBlade, Crosser, Eurotech, FogHorn Systems, Interactor, Litmus Automation, Microsoft, Nymea, Rigado, Siemens, Software AG, SWIM, Telit, and Wicastr.
- 2019 IoT Application Enablement ScoreCard – Executive Summary
The Executive Summary from MachNation’s 2019 IoT AEP scorecard contains high-level findings from MachNation’s 2019 IoT AEP ScoreCard.
- 2019 IoT Application Enablement ScoreCard
MachNation’s 2019 IoT AEP scorecard contains analysis of the following vendors: Amazon, Arm, Axonize, Ayla Networks, Bosch, ClearBlade, Device Insight, Huawei, IBM, Losant, Microsoft, Orange, PTC, SAP, Siemens, Sierra Wireless, Software AG, Telit, TheThings.iO, and Zoho.
- 2018 IoT Monetization ScoreCard
The 2018 IoT Monetization ScoreCard rates the following vendors (listed alphabetically): Amdocs, Aria Systems, BillingPlatform, CSG International, Ericsson, FTS, Nokia, Oracle, SAP, ZTESoft, and Zuora
- 2018 IoT Monetization ScoreCard – Executive Summary
This is the Executive Summary to the 2018 IoT Monetization ScoreCard that rates the following vendors (listed alphabetically): Amdocs, Aria Systems, BillingPlatform, CSG International, Ericsson, FTS, Nokia, Oracle, SAP, ZTESoft, and Zuora
- 2018 IoT Device Management ScoreCard – Executive Summary
This is the Executive Summary to the 2018 IoT Device Management (DM) ScoreCard that rates the following vendors (listed alphabetically): Amazon, Amplia, ARM, AVSystem, Bosch, Harman, IBM, Microsoft, PTC, Sierra Wireless, SiteWhere, Smith Micro, Software AG, Telit, ThingsBoard, and Wind River.
- 2018 IoT Device Management ScoreCard
The 2018 IoT Device Management (DM) ScoreCard rates the following vendors (listed alphabetically): Amazon, Amplia, ARM, AVSystem, Bosch, Harman, IBM, Microsoft, PTC, Sierra Wireless, SiteWhere, Smith Micro, Software AG, Telit, ThingsBoard, and Wind River
- State of the IoT Edge Platform Market: 2017-2018
Using market survey data collected from MachNation’s recently published 2018 IoT Edge ScoreCard, MachNation published this ‘State of the IoT Edge Platform Market 2017-2018’. Using survey data collected from participating ScoreCard vendors, MachNation is publishing the industry’s only source of IoT edge platform survey data and quantitative KPIs.
- 2018 IoT Application Enablement (AEP) ScoreCard – Executive Summary
The 2018 IoT Application Enablement (AEP) ScoreCard rates the following platform vendors (listed alphabetically): Amazon, AT&T, Axonize, Ayla Networks, Bosch, ClearBlade, Ericsson, HPE, Huawei, IBM, InterDigital, Microsoft, Oracle, PTC, Relayr, SAP, Scriptr.io, SiteWhere, Software AG, Telit and TheThings.iO.
- 2018 IoT Application Enablement (AEP) ScoreCard
The 2018 IoT Application Enablement (AEP) ScoreCard rates the following platform vendors (listed alphabetically): Amazon, AT&T, Axonize, Ayla Networks, Bosch, ClearBlade, Ericsson, HPE, Huawei, IBM, InterDigital, Microsoft, Oracle, PTC, Relayr, SAP, Scriptr.io, SiteWhere, Software AG, Telit and TheThings.iO.
- 2018 IoT Edge ScoreCard Executive Summary
MachNation’s ScoreCard digs deeply into enterprises’ technology requirements for an edge platform by completing an in-depth analysis of the following vendors: ADLINK, Amazon, CalAmp, Cisco, ClearBlade, Dell, FogHorn Systems, Huawei, Litmus Automation, Microsoft, MultiTech, Nebbiolo Technologies, SAP, Siemens, Software AG and Telit.
- 2018 IoT Edge ScoreCard
This document is MachNation’s 2018 IoT Edge ScoreCard. It digs deeply into enterprises’ technology requirements for an edge platform by completing an in-depth analysis of the following vendors: ADLINK, Amazon, CalAmp, Cisco, ClearBlade, Dell, FogHorn Systems, Huawei, Litmus Automation, Microsoft, MultiTech, Nebbiolo Technologies, SAP, Siemens, Software AG and Telit.
- IBM Watson IoT Platform – IoT Device Management Vendor Profile
IBM has been present in the IoT platform market for a relatively long period of time, having released the Watson IoT Platform initially as Internet of Things Foundation in 2014. IBM is a pioneer in the field of cognitive IoT which, according to IBM, is “the use of cognitive computing technologies in combination with data generated by connected devices and the actions those devices can perform.” MachNation has evaluated IBM most recently in its 2016 […]
- Microsoft Azure IoT Suite and Hub – IoT Device Management Vendor Profile
Azure is Microsoft’s flagship cloud product, providing an enterprise-grade cloud platform for outside customers as well as several of Microsoft’s own products (such as Office365 and OneDrive). Before the 2015 announcement of Azure IoT Suite at its annual Microsoft Convergence conference, Microsoft was already well-placed in the IoT market with its Azure IoT Services, key to early-stage development of IoT products. This vendor profile discusses Microsoft Azure’s offerings for IoT platforms. MachNation has also evaluated […]
- Amazon Web Services (AWS) – IoT Device Management Vendor Profile
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the subsidiary of Amazon that offers cloud-based computing products and services. The present-day iteration of AWS officially launched in 2006 with the release of Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) — Amazon’s first scalable object storage solution. AWS entered the Internet of Things (IoT) market in late 2015 with AWS IoT, a managed cloud platform for collecting, processing and transferring data from connected devices. This vendor profile discussses AWS’ IoT platform […]
- Wind River – IoT Device Management Vendor Profile
Wind River, an Alameda-based Intel subsidiary, specializes in IoT software — specifically, in software solutions for the aerospace, industrial, automotive, medical, and telecommunications markets. Wind River was founded in 1981, made a name for itself in the embedded and mobile software market and was acquired by Intel in mid-2009 as part of the latter company’s effort to expand its software and processor business beyond its traditional markets (PCs and servers) into embedded systems and mobile […]
- State of the IoT Device Management Platform Market 2016-2017
Using market survey data collected from MachNation’s recently published 2017 IoT Device Management ScoreCard, MachNation published this ‘State of the IoT Device Management Platform (DMP) Market 2016-2017’. Using survey data collected from participating ScoreCard vendors, MachNation is publishing the industry’s only source of IoT DMP survey data and quantitative KPIs.
- 2017 IoT Platform-Enabled Solutions ScoreCard – Executive Summary
The ScoreCard rates the following vendors (listed alphabetically): Arrayent, Bosch Software Innovations, Bright Wolf, Davra Networks, DeviceLynk, Essence Group, Microsoft, Philips Lighting, Samsara, vyzVoice and Xively. MachNation’s 2017 IoT Platform-Enabled Solution ScoreCard rates IoT PES vendors across a set of requirements spanning four distinct categories (See Figure 1). The four categories of requirements consist of 12 sub-requirements which are the underlying basis of MachNation’s evaluation. The four categories are: Time-to-market Domain expertise and insight Sophistication of […]
- 2017 IoT Platform-Enabled Solution ScoreCard
The ScoreCard rates the following vendors (listed alphabetically): Arrayent, Bosch Software Innovations, Bright Wolf, Davra Networks, DeviceLynk, Essence Group, Microsoft, Philips Lighting, Samsara, vyzVoice and Xively. MachNation’s 2017 IoT Platform-Enabled Solution ScoreCard rates IoT PES vendors across a set of requirements spanning four distinct categories (See Figure 1). The four categories of requirements consist of 12 sub-requirements which are the underlying basis of MachNation’s evaluation. The four categories are: Time-to-market Domain expertise and insight Sophistication of […]