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  • How IoT is Transforming Smart Shopping
  • Turning Retail Pain into Smart Gain
  • Another Big Win for Axonize & Deutsche Telekom
  • Insights from 1,300 IoT projects in 2018 & What to Expect in 2019
  • Smart city orchestration in action – connecting all city smart apps
  • IoT Sensors & Bundles & Platforms, Oh My!
  • Break Your Sensors Out of Their Silos
  • Achieving in-transit visibility in complex supply chains
  • Case Study: How Megla is Implementing IoT to Unleash Data
  • Growing Gains: Microsoft on scaling to hundreds of microservices
  • Axonize launches partnership with Singtel and enters the Asian and Australian markets
  • Case Study: How Groupe Tera is Using IoT to Measure Air Quality Sensor Data
  • Case Study: Deutsche Telekom Selects the Axonize IoT Orchestration Platform
  • Case Study: How Optus is Using IoT to Disrupt the Retail Industry in Australia
  • Diving into Edge Computing
  • AXONIZE SELECTED AS ONE OF THE TOP IOT STARTUPS OF 2018
  • Case Study: Fast Food Chain Saves 27% on energy consumption
  • Case Study: Hotel Improves Efficiency & Customer Experience with IoT
  • Case Study: Presidential House Installs Comprehensive Monitoring of Mission Critical Server Room
  • POPULAR IOT PROTOCOLS 2018: AN OVERVIEW & COMPARISON [Updated]
  • Deutsche Telekom IoT Leadership Visits Bezeq & Axonize
  • Accelerating time-to-market by 90% with Microsoft Azure
  • Axonize Wins Deutsche Telekom Investment for Innovative IoT Platform
  • Using IoT Orchestration to Break Down the Silos
  • What is IoT orchestration?
  • How facility managers are "smartifying" their buildings for increased profitability
  • Case Study: How Bezeq is ‘Smartifying’ Kindergartens & Schools
  • The 4 keys to starting small and scaling successfully in IoT
  • IoT revenue is in the application development for service providers
  • Most Popular IoT Use Case? Smart Energy Management
  • Everything You Need to Know: Deloitte's The Building of the Future Meetup
  • Axonize named one of the top 10 most disruptive companies
  • What is an IoT Platform & When to Use One
  • Popular IoT protocols: An overview & comparison
  • Case Study: Leading Israeli service provider Bezeq chooses Axonize to deliver digital business services
  • The most frequently asked IoT questions
  • How System Integrators are growing their IoT business these days
  • The survey results are in: Integrators’ top roadblocks to IoT business growth
  • In It To Win IT: How to get to a live IoT project in 4 days
  • In it to win it: why system integrators should be taking over IoT
  • Joining Collections in MongoDB using the C# driver and LINQ
  • Simple or sophisticated? What kind of IoT platform do you need?
  • The Benefits & Downfalls of Using Azure Stream Analytics for IOT Applications
  • The Case for A Smart Campus, From Someone Who Would Benefit
  • The Top 3 Considerations in Evaluating and Selecting an IoT Platform

If you’re like many other system integrators we talk to, you want in on this big new thing called IoT. You add some sensors, connect them, throw in some rules and dashboards and bam, you’ve multiplied your customer’s productivity and efficiency.

But when you start thinking about practically building a business around IoT, that’s when things get a bit tricky. You’re not interested in doing one-off projects, but would rather build repeatable businesses that will scale.

Most of the system integrators that we speak to are solving this problem in one of two ways:

  1. They limit themselves to a single solution offering to a single industry
  2. They limit themselves to a specific technology

We’ve compiled a comprehensive guide, including challenges, roadblocks, best practices and tips for creating profitable and scalable IoT services. Feel free to download it here.

What if I told you neither of these are really necessary?

Today, there are solutions that enable you to eliminate limits on:

  • Sensors, devices and protocols.
  • Business logic, meaning that custom rules are always configurable within the system.
  • Cross-application connectivity, meaning you can start your customer off with a small app and connect them all down the line.
  • Development. Everything should be done in one platform without professional services, meaning you get to use your engineers only for the complex stuff that is unique to the customer.

Are you placing limits on your IoT practice? It may be time to stop.

Want to learn more? Schedule a 30-minute demo. We’ll show you everything our platform can do to give your IoT business a huge competitive advantage.