IoT cloud applications are a key element of your IoT solution. They play a significant role in collecting data from your IoT devices in a secure manner using various protocols, and storing the huge volumes of data in robust databases on the cloud. Not just that. IoT cloud solutions also help in analyzing and acting on the data, and issuing commands to your IoT devices. They enable integration with your other business applications to realize all the benefits of digital transformation.
Thinxtream has extensive expertise in designing and developing IoT cloud solutions for your Connected Products and Smart Services using multiple platforms.
We have implemented IoT cloud solutions using AWS IoT and Azure IoT Hub. You can also leverage our ready-to-go Contextual Commerce Service, an “as a service” cloud platform alternative.
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With our extensive expertise in AWS IoT, Azure IoT Hub and open source technologies, Thinxtream can implement enterprise integration, big data analytics and machine learning applications for your IoT cloud solutions.
While we have delivered IoT solutions on a turnkey basis, we have also worked in collaboration with our customer’s software designers and hardware suppliers, to deliver specific IoT cloud solution components.
IoT cloud platforms are cloud-based middleware that collect data from IoT devices securely using various protocols, store it in robust cloud databases, analyze and act on it, issue commands back to devices, and integrate with other business applications to enable digital transformation.
The two leading managed IoT cloud providers are Amazon Web Services (AWS IoT) and Microsoft Azure (Azure IoT Hub). Thinxtream has implemented IoT cloud solutions on both, and also offers its own ready-to-go Contextual Commerce Service as an “as a service” cloud platform alternative.
Yes. Thinxtream has delivered IoT cloud solutions on a turnkey basis and has also worked in collaboration with a customer’s own software designers and hardware suppliers to deliver specific components.
IoT cloud integration connects device data with enterprise systems and workflows using platforms like Amazon Simple Workflow Service, AWS Step Functions, Azure Logic Apps, and MuleSoft — so device signals can trigger business processes rather than sitting in an isolated cloud silo.
Yes — including a managed device-as-a-service platform built on AWS IoT for a technology firm, and a Field Support solution built on Azure IoT Hub for a Computer Peripherals OEM. Both are available in full on the case studies page.
Thinxtream deploys IoT cloud solutions on the customer’s preferred cloud platform, most commonly AWS or Microsoft Azure. Thinxtream does not host on its own servers — the customer owns the cloud account, which keeps data residency, security posture, and cloud spend entirely under their control.
Yes — cloud platform security (device authentication, encrypted communication, and access control) is a distinct discipline from the cloud middleware itself. See Thinxtream’s dedicated IoT Security page for how this is handled on AWS IoT and Azure IoT Hub.
Yes. Thinxtream’s patented PrintRover Cloud Document Convertor is an AWS-hosted service that converts Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents into PDF or JPEG across 15 languages, and it can run alongside the same AWS or Azure analytics stack used for IoT sensor data.
