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NetComm Wireless Receives ThingWorx Certification

By DE Editors  

June 30, 2016

NetComm Wireless, a developer of machine-to-machine and IIoT devices, has received ThingWorx Ready compliance to expand its remote management platform offering.

Combining an open system software development kit (SDK) with support for major remote device management platforms globally, NetComm Wireless gives network operators and large enterprise customers the capacity to manage, update and configure entire fleets of connected devices simultaneously, the company states.

"We are always growing our M2M and remote management platform partnerships so that our customers can implement a management system that best suits their specific needs. Our technologies are compliant with leading management platforms to ensure that our operator, enterprise and business customers can achieve their deployment objectives on their own terms," said David Stewart, CEO and managing director, NetComm Wireless.

For more information, visit NetComm Wireless.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 

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