Telit’s IoT portal update combines connectivity management with application enablement

Advanced Connected Device Platforms (CDP) integration features aggregate federated data across multiple wireless networks

Telit, a global enabler of the Internet of Things (IoT), has announced a new release of the Telit IoT Portal which consolidates a suite of advanced connectivity management functions with the company’s deviceWISE IoT Application Enablement Platform. The service enables companies to deploy, configure and manage end-to-end IoT deployments from a single Cloud-based portal.

Whether you’re just starting out or are already operating thousands of remote devices across the globe, the Telit IoT Portal makes it easy to “connect thing to apps” by seamlessly integrating any device, production asset and remote sensor with web-based and mobile apps and enterprise systems, across any wireless network.

The newly-added connectivity management addresses all aspects of mobile communication provisioning, including seamless integration with Mobile Network Operators (MNO) and CDP. Users can activate or de-activate devices, manage SIM cards, analyse connection quality and set all provisioning and data plan parameters. This platform function is especially useful in preventing data overage and overall data cost management. The advanced CDP integration feature aggregates federated data across multiple wireless networks – a valuable capability when operating IoT deployments in different countries and regions around the world.

From the same portal, users have continuous access to all the comprehensive functions of the deviceWISE IoT Platform, including device onboarding, edge-intelligence, data collection, data transport, data storage, data delivery and application integration.  Developers can connect, collect, and control anything with a single, standardized API set that is common across device integration, connectivity management and application development.

“The developer-friendly Telit IoT Portal provides instant and full access to the mature and comprehensive features and all the necessary tools and resources for your IoT project” said Alon Segal, CTO, Telit IoT Services.  “No upfront investment is required and companies can focus on developing compelling applications that help transform their business, not the engineering of underlying technology infrastructure.”

The Telit IoT Portal, reduces risk, time-to-market, complexity and cost of deploying solutions for monitoring and control, industrial automation, asset tracking and field service operations across all industries and market segments around the world.  Additionally, customers enjoy professional maintenance and support and ongoing upgrades to new features and capabilities.

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