According to PAC, "The purpose of an IoT platform is to manage the underlying IoT infrastructure, create and manage IoT applications, and orchestrate the IoT dataflow between IoT infrastructure and IoT applications".
An IoT platform is built upon 3 main elements:
The image below represents the scheme architecture of Everyware IoT, Eurotech's Edge-to-Cloud IoT platform. It provides all the building blocks to manage end-to-end IoT solutions from field devices to business applications.
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IoT platforms based on open source are becoming increasing available: vendors usually offer it with a trial period or a freemium business model. Basically, they consist of IoT platform whose code - or large part of it - is available for free.
Eurotech is a significant contributor and committed founding member of a strong open source ecosystem, centered around the Eclipse IoT Working group. Eurotech is original contributor of open source projects like Eclipse Kura – an IoT Edge framework and application development environment for IoT gateways – and Eclipse Kapua – an IoT platform for device management and data integration with Cloud and IT applications.
The PAC RADAR report makes a comparison of the most valuable providers of IoT platforms based on open source technologies by using two main criteria: competence - intentified as the strength of the vendor's offering - and market strength - the vendor's positioning and perspectives in the market segment.
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According to the research, Eurotech has a leading position in the market segment of open source-based IoT platforms. This strong positioning comes from Eurotech's commitment to be active part of an IoT partner ecosystem and from the company's expertise in many vertical markets.
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