Based on the company’s multi-dimensional MACH10 IoT platform, Global Device Manager enables OEMs and system integrators to remotely monitor and manage there installed base of devices.

‘Delivering robust web-scale device management’

Jeff Benck, president and CEO of Lantronix, said: “We’re excited to announce the commercial availability of our first IoT management software product offering, MACH10 Global Device Manager.

With Global Device Manager, OEMs and systems integrators now have the ability to quickly deliver robust and secure web-scale device management for their IoT devices.”

Integration with MACH10 Global Device Manager is done through simple REST API calls, eliminating the need for learning additional programming languages or any porting.

‘Offering agility, flexibility and scale’

Running maintenance operations – from custom configurations to firmware updates to equipment resets and reboots – is as easy as few mouse clicks, whether it’s one machine in a remote building or thousands of machines distributed across the globe.

Michelle Curtis, director of Tech Data’s IoT Practice for North America, added: “Tech Data is excited to extend the Lantronix MACH10 solution to our IoT partners. The MACH10 platform offers the agility, flexibility, and scale needed for integrating into industrial environments.”

MACH10 Global Device Manager’s sophisticated multi-dimensional features also allows OEMs and systems integrators to create custom portals that provide secure multi-user and role-based access while keeping customers’ devices, applications and data separate, secure, and private.

Written from press release by Leah Alger

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Since the launch of SOTI ONE, the enterprise mobility management company has grown the number of customer trials by 57% since last year.

The business also achieved 38% revenue growth in its channel ecosystem; with nearly 3,000 channel partners including resellers, distributors and 150 OEM partners operating in 195 countries around the world.

Carl Rodrigues, CEO of SOTI, announced: “With continued technology advancements, increasingly companies are looking to establish relationships with partners who have the ability to support their business-critical mobility needs.”

Industry director at Frost & Sullivan, Jeanine Sterling, added: “SOTI is considered a visionary for its ability to recognise the need for a concerted and coordinated effort to optimise security and management across multiple Android versions.

“SOTI is also at the front of the curve when it comes to IoT device support, including wearables. These visionary moves continue to burnish the SOTI brand in the North American marketplace.”

Written from press release by Leah Alger

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