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Nivis Announces Cloud NOC to Manage Internet of Things (IoT)

Nivis Announces Cloud NOC to Manage Internet of Things (IoT)

Nivis, a global leader in Smart Grid and Industrial Wireless networking, Tuesday announced the availability of the Cloud Network Operations Center (NOC) for Internet of Things (IoT) management.

The solution which is a core component of the Nivis Smart Object Platform, offers easy integration for connected Smart Objects, remote network management, secure data transport and storage, data visualization, and export capability. 

Cloud NOC targets a wide variety of applications ranging from Smart Metering (electric, water, and gas), Smart Lighting, and Smart City applications to home and office automation, environmental and agricultural monitoring, healthcare, and many more.

The Smart Object communication stack package will be offered through Nivis' distributors and integrators.

"The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to change our society -- how we live and how we do business -- but with so many vendors now creating connected products, it can be tricky for users to connect, control, manage, and monitor the wide variety of devices that are available. Nivis' Cloud based NOC platform enables simple and rapid deployment of Smart Objects for the Internet of Things (IoT) by providing a single, easy-to-use web-based platform that can be used with all types of Smart Objects devices."

-      Doug Johns, CEO of Nivis  

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