AWS Fleet Hub is emblematic of the mainstream acceptance that is occurring in the IoT space. The reason for this is that enterprise-scale implementation is becoming more accessible and also more reliable as well. Today, most businesses are familiar with the benefits that are brought about by the IoT. Fleet Hub and other similar services make these advantages more widely deployable by providing easy implementation. The article that follows describes five ways that a solution of this type can be a game-changer for IoT.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of the most influential players in the IoT game. The platform accounts for 32% of the cloud market, and millions of devices use its infrastructure. With the recent announcement of AWS Fleet Hub, it may be about to push the IoT industry further.
AWS Fleet Hub is a new management tool for large IoT deployments, like 1,000 devices or more. It gives administrators or other users a single, consolidated place to monitor and interact with their gadgets. While this is far from the first solution of its kind, it differs from previous features, especially those from AWS, in several critical ways.
Here are five ways AWS Fleet Hub will change IoT deployments and markets.
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