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Are Business Challenges and Technology Limitations about to Cause a RIoT?

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While many feel we’re nearing the crest of the hype-cycle encompassing IoT, and despite the industry conjecture speculating on how IoT can fully transform business processes across the value chain, the inability to address and solve the complexities associated with IoT deployments today severely limits—and even thwarts—the industry’s ability to achieve its full potential.

According to a recent survey conducted by James Brehm & Associates, in conjunction with IoT Evolution Expo,  while 73% of enterprises are already either experimenting with or implementing IoT solutions, these same companies are also experiencing serious challenges with connectivity, security and interoperability. These challenges restrain the market, much the same way a constrictor captures its prey.

However, recently our team held discussions with Eseye, a global connectivity provider and experienced European solution partner for IoT. We learned that Eseye is planning a big move, launching a US operation which will help their clients to meet these challenges head on and Revolutionize IoT (RIoT) and remove these complexities through its proprietary AnyNet SIM, managed connectivity suite and data visualization and management solutions.

As the only provider with a network-of-networks, comprising a truly integrated multi-IMSI managed connectivity service and best in class, end-to-end security offering, Eseye delivers intelligent connectivity for global IoT deployments and manufacturers, such as Bosch, Philips and Gilbarco. Eseye CEO, Julian Hardy, says the company’s obsession is to “normalize the behavior and cost of IoT devices the world over, making IoT deployments easier and more predictable, allowing for customers to unlock their potential for IoT success.” 

With an established presence in more than 116 countries across four continents, plus its completely agnostic approach, Eseye is uniquely positioned to reduce costs and remove the complexities involved in management, supplier relationships, data, roaming, billing, and support associated with IoT deployments. Eseye puts choice in the customer’s hands by offering a flexible, reliable, and secure network that supports either local/global fixed/non-fixed IoT deployments.

We’re excited to see a new entrant to the US and North American markets, given the stagnation the market has experienced after several service provider acquisitions and a handful of management shakeups currently underway.

To learn more about the company and how it’s creating a RIoT, check out its game changing announcement during its Webinar on Wednesday, January 20th 2016 UTC.




Edited by Ken Briodagh
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