With the growth of the Internet of Things phenomenon, the demand for connected devices is continually increasing. As a result, networks are creating new opportunities and business models, improving process efficiency, reducing costs, and creating new revenue streams. However, with these benefits come challenges. The process of building and deploying an Internet of Things solution is not an easy task as this process involves the combination of a variety of technologies and providers, all of which must seamlessly integrate with one another.
Device Cloud™ by Etherios is a device management platform and data service that allows you to connect your device to any application, anywhere at any time. Some of the many functions of Device Cloud include the ability to track deployments, monitor device health, and restful API’s which allow for simplified real-time communication to and from your device. If you’re seeking an easier way to monitor and manage all your devices, Device Cloud is the answer. Additionally, when talking about interconnected solutions, Java is your ideal programming language. Supporting both embedded devices (Java ME Embedded) and enterprise servers (J2EE), it is a proven technology that already powers around 10 billion devices worldwide and boasts the largest community of developers.
This is what Cloud Connector for Java brings to you—the strong combination of Device Cloud and Java. Cloud Connector for Java, a software development kit (SDK), allows you to easily connect your Java devices with Device Cloud, which allows you to immediately benefit from being connected, and generate new revenue streams by providing additional services and value to your customers. Device Cloud and Cloud Connector for Java make implementing solutions demanded by the Internet of Things easier than ever.
Join the Internet of Things community and realize your M2M solution with Cloud Connector for Java, software development kit.
To begin the process of interacting with your software development kit and installing your software, proceed to the Getting Started with Cloud Connector for Java section.
