The QLIKTAG IoT Connected Smart Products Platform is a one of kind platform enabling everyday consumer products as "Smart Products" through an internet identifier and a "digital twin" for each batch, product or serial instance. This enables the product to send or receive information over the internet through it's lifecycle enabling a wide range of smart applications & business processes from Traceability, Authentication, personalisation, activation, customer engagement, re-order and more.

Exosite is a technology company focused on connecting devices and systems. They have been developing embedded technologies for over 20 years - and have first-hand experience dealing with the lack of connectivity between devices, networks and users. Year founded: 2009

Alleantia supports machinery manufacturers and large enterprises with the most demanding needs using Internet of Things (IoT) turnkey solutions encompassing device integration to enterprise applications, remote surveillance and control, machines data analytics. Year founded: 2011 Revenue: $1 - 10 million (2014 est.)

Eagle.io is an environmental IoT platform for ingestion, storage, analysis, editing and visualisation of time series sensor data.

We believe that to manage natural assets in our developed world it is critical to monitor and understand them in near real time.

To achieve this, we have developed software that makes continuous environmental monitoring simple and accessible to every government department responsible for natural asset management and every business with an environmental licence.

The software works with industry standard environmental loggers, has tools to manage data quality, methods of sharing bundles of assets, alarms and notifications to trigger active management of environmental assets.

Trusted by companies and departments CSIRO, Qld Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy and Department of Environment and Science, AECOM, WBM BMT, Ecotech, Xylem, Geosyntec, Specto Technology.

To register for a 30-day trial and personalised walkthrough of the system, visit https://eagle.io or email: info@eagle.io

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a global network of physical devices communicating with each other, usually through powerful cloud applications that add data processing, aggregation, and analysis to provide business insights and benefits that would not otherwise be feasible. A classic example of IoT products is that light bulbs can be controlled remotely through a connection to the internet. This could be accomplished directly by a user on a remote device to turn on a light before getting home. It could also be accomplished automatically by intelligence in the cloud that uses data from other sensors around the house and other internet services to predict what the user will want. Exosite partners with companies to help their enterprise optimize the right IoT strategy, unearthing opportunities along the way.

The Internet of Things (IoT) brings countless disruptive opportunities to the Enterprise. Any company can exploit IoT capabilities to optimize the use of resources, business processes, product quality. Moreover, Enterprises can then create innovative business models and competitive ‘pay per use’ or hybrid models for their industrial products, and additional services developed using ‘things information’. By creating its own Internet of Things Enterprises can get full and continuous information from devices, machines and systems, enable control and interactions, and use these features in new or existing business applications. This is why in Alleantia they talk about the Internet Of Own Things (IOOT), that every company must implement for supporting its specific business.

Eagle.io is a platform connecting monitoring assets, engineers and decision makers. Acquire data in real-time from any logger or text file, receive alerts for critical events, and share access with stakeholders. Transform clients' time-series data into graphics and actionable information.

ClearConnex, Quarq, Verizon, Genie, Parker Hannifin

Brembo, TIM, Ansaldo Energia, Microsoft, Advantech, Dell

CSIRO, Qld Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy and Department of Environment and Science, AECOM, WBM BMT, Ecotech, Xylem, Geosyntec, Pentair, Specto Technology.