Ectobox Launches Internet of Things (IoT) Service

by | Apr 30, 2018 | Business, Custom Software, Industry News, IoT

IoT Business Transformation Plan Launched Targets Growth-Minded Manufacturers

Ectobox, Inc., a custom software development firm specializing in the manufacturing industry, announced the launch of its Internet of Things (IoT) Business Transformation Plan for manufacturers today.

The Internet of Things, or IoT, refers to data that is pulled from devices or machines (“things”) and then securely transmitted in real-time over the Internet. The data is then transformed into valuable insights to drive business decisions.

By offering specialized IoT services to manufacturers, Ectobox provides a simple way for growth-minded companies to evaluate whether IoT makes sense for their operations and easily plan and implement these new solutions.

Ectobox’s IoT services provide a framework specifically designed to streamline the assessment and decision-making process around IoT initiatives, which are frequently delayed by confusion and internal red tape given the lack of on-staff IoT expertise that is typical in many companies. Starting with a simple checklist completed by the manufacturer, Ectobox leads each company through a process that results in IoT projects that are completed within specified time and budget parameters. Examples of IoT projects include improving business operations, using equipment more efficiently, inventing new and more useful products, and transforming companies and competition.

“Service-minded companies who want to grow and improve, to build a great business providing great products to great customers… those companies may be struggling to get there and IoT can help,” says Ectobox Founder Kevin Jones. “I want them to connect with the idea that there is a solution, there is a way to get it done. They simply need to work with a company that has experience in manufacturing, software, and IOT to lead the way and help them get there.”

Ectobox’s IoT services are designed for manufacturers with annual revenues ranging from $20 million to $200 million annual gross revenues. With deep roots in the industry and an extensive custom software portfolio, Ectobox will be using IoT software platforms ThingWorx and Azure to build IoT apps for manufacturing and service operations. Companies thinking of implementing IoT for the first time, or companies who have tried IoT initiatives and are struggling, are good candidates for the IoT Business Transformation Program, says Jones.

About Ectobox

Ectobox is a custom software and IoT developer helping mid-sized companies grow their businesses with software and data for more than 20 years. Known for their experienced team of software rescue experts and system integrators, they specialize in helping businesses in need of custom software support to achieve next-level growth. Their IoT Business Transformation Service was launched to give manufacturers a simple plan to implement IoT initiatives to help their businesses. For more information, visit www.ectobox.wpengine.com.

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