IFS customers to integrate and create value from their IoT data
Summary
The raw asset data generated by IIoT sensors is typically unstructured - either containing unnecessary or too little information, making it difficult for organisations to gain immediate insights. The Crosser platform runs on a hybrid architecture, which means that the partly cloud-based, real time analytics engine can be installed anywhere: on an edge gateway, on a factory floor, or in the cloud - giving customers maximum flexibility. Increasing global competition, supply-chain disruptions and rising costs of raw materials are some of the factors driving demand for new business models across these industries. To stay ahead of the competition, fast-moving companies are using industrial IoT technology to ensure higher customer satisfaction, increased equipment up-time, enhanced productivity, cost savings, and the ability to quickly launch new business models. Adding a smart and easy way to extract value from asset data, the partnership is another step in IFS’s commitment to empower customers to move faster with their digital transformation.” Martin Thunman, CEO and Co-founder of Crosser, commented: “The IFS way of empowering customers to ‘be the best when it really matters, at the moment of service’ fits very well with Crosser’s philosophy of ushering in a real-time and event-driven world.