IoT Platform migration: Risk or opportunity?

As the Internet of Things matures and especially as giants like SAP and IBM phase out their dedicated IoT platforms, companies have to rethink their IoT infrastructure. Is a change worthwhile? Transitioning to a new IoT solution requires strategic foresight. We've observed that migrations, even for setups with over 100,000 devices, have become commonplace and can be executed seamlessly. Learn how through five case studies from our extensive IoT experience.

We share our learnings:

Examples from our IoT practice

Migrating to a cloud-native framework

HVAC: From SAP Leonardo to Microsoft Azure

A major heating and ventilation manufacturer was able to swiftly migrate its IoT platform, ensuring the preservation of critical features and uninterrupted operations. The solution provided the necessary flexibility for existing, planned, and future applications.

Building: From On-Premises to Microsoft Azure

Energy: From Cumulocity to Azure or AWS

An energy producer had to ensure that processing large data streams was no longer a bottleneck, keeping costs within budget through a migration project. After a successful proof of concept, the subsequent proof of value will determine the suitable cloud provider for the solution.

Mobility: From TomTom to Microsoft Azure

"Thanks to Device Insight's IoT expertise combined with cloud-native business - applications based on the CENTERSIGHT scale enablement framework, we have successfully optimized our solution for cloud operations and dramatically reduced operational costs."

CTO, international robotics manufacturer

Technology

Elevate IoT Analytics

Your (r)evolutionary IoT solution based on the Lego principle: Thanks to the CENTERSIGHT scale enablement framework, we are able to combine our own ready-to-use IoT building blocks with native integration in Microsoft Azure to create a solution that is customized for you – fast, flexible and scalable.