IoT Platform Oracle IoT Cloud Service

Oracle Internet of Things (IoT) Cloud Service is a managed Platform as a Service (PaaS) cloud-based offering that helps you make critical business decisions and strategies by allowing you to connect your devices to the cloud, analyze data from those devices in real time, and integrate your data with enterprise applications, web services, or with other Oracle Cloud Services, such as Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service.

Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service simplifies IoT so you can rapidly assimilate IoT into your digital strategy and create innovative services with less risk. The integration with your existing applications and processes is key to a successful IoT strategy. Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service makes this integration easy and efficient.

Managing and analyzing the enormous amount of real-time data generated by all the IoT-connected devices demands a multi-faceted, yet robust IoT solution. Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service provides you real-time analysis tools that let you correlate, aggregate, and filter incoming data streams. It also provides you built in integrations that allow the automatic synchronization of data streams with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service.

Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service enables secure and reliable bidirectional communication between IoT devices and the cloud. The devices can connect to the cloud directly, or indirectly through a gateway. Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service assigns a unique digital identity to each device to establish trust relationships among devices and applications. It also enforces authentication and authorization for end-to-end communication security and to ensure proof of origin of data. It uses a cross-protocol functionality that lets you directly address any device connected to the cloud, regardless of network protocol and firewall restrictions. It is also provides reliable communication between the cloud and your devices, even over unreliable networks or with devices that connect intermittently.

You can access Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service data and functions from your enterprise applications by using REST APIs. You can also use REST APIs to securely integrate your connected devices with your enterprise applications.

Oracle Internet of Things (IoT) Asset Monitoring Cloud Service lets you monitor the location, condition, and utilization of your assets. Effectively manage enterprise assets and reduce overall maintenance costs. Track the real-time location, health, and utilization of your assets. View your assets and analytics on the dashboard, and automate actions based on predictive insights from your business applications.

Oracle Internet of Things (IoT) Production Monitoring Cloud Service helps you monitor production facility performance and the health of production equipment within each facility. Effectively meet your product deliveries. Understand the real-time status of your factories and machines, and diagnose performance issues. Apply predictive analytics to the health of your factory, products, and machines, to get recommendations and take action.

Oracle Internet of Things (IoT) Fleet Monitoring Cloud Service helps you track the location and activity of fleet assets. Sensors connected to the on-board diagnostic (OBD) port in each fleet asset use cellular, satellite, or Bluetooth connections to transmit real-time vehicle location and performance data to Oracle IoT Fleet Monitoring Cloud Service. Monitor your vehicles, drivers, and trips in real time. View your vehicles' location, costs of operation, usage, and driving behavior history.

Oracle Internet of Things (IoT) Connected Worker Cloud Service helps you monitor and manage worker safety. Sensor devices worn by workers use cellular, satellite, or Bluetooth connections to transmit real-time data about the worker’s health and physical environment to Oracle IoT Connected Worker Cloud Service. Improve the safety and health of your workers. Comply with safety regulations. Gain real-time visibility into your workers health, location, and work environment.