Moxa Named a Global Top 50 Industrial IoT Company
Published2017.05.11 11:19IoTOne, an international consulting firm specializing in IoT-related intelligence and marketing services, conducts a quarterly online survey titled "Top 100 Industrial IoT Companies." The survey evaluates over 1,600 industrial IoT companies and selects the 100 most influential companies across three categories: "Market Brand Influence," "Technological Innovation," and "Ecosystem." In the results announced in March, Moxa was recognized for its "Brand Influence" and "Ecosystem" categories, making it to the top 50. IBM, SAP, Cisco, Intel, and GE rounded out the top five.
Moxa works closely with system integrators to help end-users seamlessly upgrade or migrate to IP-based smart networking architectures. Leveraging the benefits of industrial-grade IoT, enterprises can improve operational efficiency and performance by leveraging the various benefits offered by smart infrastructure.
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