Edge2Web delivers SaaS-based low-code tools that enable industrial innovators to rapidly develop, deploy, and operate a wide range of IoT-style applications. Edge2Web products are based on a code-by-exception model, empowering non-programmers to create sophisticated, context-driven applications. Our core Orchestration services integrate data and applications across a growing portfolio of OT, IT, and enterprise cloud environments. And our platform-native runtime services enable user apps to be securely deployed and scaled with the push of a button.

Alleantia supports machinery manufacturers and large enterprises with the most demanding needs using Internet of Things (IoT) turnkey solutions encompassing device integration to enterprise applications, remote surveillance and control, machines data analytics. Year founded: 2011 Revenue: $1 - 10 million (2014 est.)

Exosite is a technology company focused on connecting devices and systems. They have been developing embedded technologies for over 20 years - and have first-hand experience dealing with the lack of connectivity between devices, networks and users. Year founded: 2009

Edge2Web Director is a breakthrough solution for building, deploying, and operating a wide range of interactive industrial dashboards and applications. Director apps deliver secure, bi-directional access to all data and analytic services provided by the host IIoT platform (e.g., Siemens MindSphere), and include a library of rich visualizations that bring industrial data to life. Example Director use cases include OEE dashboarding, smart operator consoles, and OEM digital service offerings.

Edge2Web Flow Server is a data Orchestration solution for building, deploying, and operating a wide range of server-side industrial applications. Based on Edge2Web's proprietary flow engine, Flow Server apps deliver secure, bi-directional access to all data and analytic services provided by the host IIoT platform (e.g., Siemens MindSphere). Example Flow Sever use cases include asset condition monitoring/notification, KPI computations, and ERP integration.

The Internet of Things (IoT) brings countless disruptive opportunities to the Enterprise. Any company can exploit IoT capabilities to optimize the use of resources, business processes, product quality. Moreover, Enterprises can then create innovative business models and competitive ‘pay per use’ or hybrid models for their industrial products, and additional services developed using ‘things information’. By creating its own Internet of Things Enterprises can get full and continuous information from devices, machines and systems, enable control and interactions, and use these features in new or existing business applications. This is why in Alleantia they talk about the Internet Of Own Things (IOOT), that every company must implement for supporting its specific business.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a global network of physical devices communicating with each other, usually through powerful cloud applications that add data processing, aggregation, and analysis to provide business insights and benefits that would not otherwise be feasible. A classic example of IoT products is that light bulbs can be controlled remotely through a connection to the internet. This could be accomplished directly by a user on a remote device to turn on a light before getting home. It could also be accomplished automatically by intelligence in the cloud that uses data from other sensors around the house and other internet services to predict what the user will want. Exosite partners with companies to help their enterprise optimize the right IoT strategy, unearthing opportunities along the way.

• Siemens
• Roche Pharmaceuticals 
• Tate & Lyle
• AB SKF
• United Utilities

Brembo, TIM, Ansaldo Energia, Microsoft, Advantech, Dell

P&G, Osram, Pentair, Whirlpool, Maytag

ClearConnex, Quarq, Verizon, Genie, Parker Hannifin