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<strong>Smart</strong> Business IoT Platforms engine can evaluate the content to make a routing decision … and publish [commands] to a vent, heater, or chiller, correcting a temperature by opening a window in the polytunnel or adding humidity with a sprayer.” He adds that to make sense of the alert, data can be routed into longterm storage with Redshift and S3 and used to create visualizations in a dashboard app. Bigger Is Better – for Many According to Antonysamy, all four platforms have their roots in their underlying cloud/PaaS platforms and they have evolved into IoT platforms by introducing core IoT services such as device connectivity and management, and streaming analytics, along with other “product-as-a-service” offerings for storage, compute, analytics, and enterprise integration. That heady combination of size and broad capability seems destined to convey an important, long-term advantage, he thinks. In fact, according to the 451 Research survey, those companies that have adopted IoT platforms from the Big Four are farther along in their digital transformations. Potentially, this indicates that the die has been cast and that these major providers are very much baked into long-term planning. source ©: Illustration, reprinted with permission of Christian Renaud, 451 Research, from Internet of Things Vendor Evaluations 2018 Enterprises Turn to Multiple IoT Platforms Top reason: IoT specialty / vertical platforms running on cloud IoT PaaS / IaaS Incidence of joint usage IoT platform vendor in use Low Moderate High Total [n=301] Microsoft Azure IoT [n=106] IBM Cloud / Watson IoT [n=101] Google Cloud IoT [n=80] Amazon AWS IoT [n=79] Microsoft Azure 35% 100% 29% 35% 37% IBM Cloud / Watson 34% 27% 100% 28% 34% Google Cloud 27% 26% 22% 100% 44% Amazon AWS 26% 27% 27% 44% 100% Other 64% 58% 54% 68% 65% Running best-of-breed / industry specific IoT application on another vendor's PaaS / IaaS Most important reasons for using multiple IoT platform vendor % of respondents [n=180] Optimizing across multiple platforms for cost Replicating applications on a second vendor for redundancy No single vendor fills all IoT requirements Vendor lock-in concerns 33% 40% 48% 56% 59% • Deployment options: Can the solution be deployed in the cloud or does it have to be on premises? • Integration: Do other enterprise applications (either on-premises or in the cloud) have to be taken into account? • Non-functional requirements: Scalability, performance, security, and other technical considerations also need to be weighed up. • Availability of development accelerators: Time to value can be reduced if solution templates, device agents/ plug-and-play devices, and other preconfigured kit can be used. • Relationship with the vendor: Ability to influence the roadmap, price negotiation, etc. The list of rules grows every day and is already far more extensive than the key considerations listed here. The Making Sense of It All The IoT platform space is important, but crowded and confusing. There are platforms for many specific industries and even for various devices, and hardly any one size will really fit all. same is true of the number and varieties of platforms and 451 Research says it is already tracking hundreds of IoT platforms. It is clear that Antonysamy’s examples form a generalized list of the full complement of commercial IoT platforms available and choosing the best option requires planning and a deep understanding of business requirements. 26
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