FlexiHub vs. SAP Leonardo IoT

We’ve put FlexiHub through its paces to see if it’s any good for remote vehicle health checks. We tried the app out with a handful of USB devices for car diagnostics and so far, everything is going smoothly. We also worked to develop an iOS app for remote diagnostics. Our testers from another office easily connected over the Internet thanks to FlexiHub. FlexiHub works perfectly in UDP connections, and needs an Internet connection. But there is no opportunity to work over LAN. This can be an issue.

In my opinion SAP Leonardo IoT lets us access emerging technologies such as machine learning, big data, internet of things (IoT) and blockchain. It is often associated with SAP Cloud Platform services but it’s not limited to this, as it includes predictive features in S/4HANA (on-premise or in the cloud).

Incentivized

• User-Friendly Interface
• Efficient Troubleshooting
• Flexible Connectivity Options

• It addresses the need for specific, real-time data that is output by the machines. This is very handy if you need data fast.
• It is able to be integrated with many different platforms, which is really good for customization.
• It's easy to implement in your current landscape, which provides less stress for your organization.

Incentivized

• Stable connections, but some devices are not recognized correctly
• Pricing is too high

• Large Amount of Data Management.
• Cloud interpretation not clearly identified.
• Integration with other data center like Microsoft azure.

SAP always equals excellent support. This is not an exception. We've used the SAP help portal to find an answer or to contact SAP Support.

Incentivized

I made the switch to FlexiHub because I found it to be more reliable and user-friendly for my specific needs. FlexiHub offers a more seamless experience when it comes to remotely accessing and managing USB devices, with fewer connectivity issues compared to the other products I was using. also TeamViewer's pricing structure didn't align well with my needs. FlexiHub's subscription plans offered a better fit for my usage.

Although with Hyperledger Fabric you can integrate some IoT devices, SAP IoT has a way better and more standardized GUI that really helps with efficiency. It is really hard with Hyperledger Fabric to navigate through a Linux terminal if you've never used bash. However, with SAP IoT the portal is pretty easy to navigate and understand. All the user has to do is know the higher-level design behind their IoT devices so that they can correctly implement them.

Incentivized

• We have increased our productivity due to the ability of remote access
• Developed and tested the app with remote USB access
• We can work with our freelance and remote testers; all we need is an Internet connection

• It manages data and in return it provide the summarized data of total investment.
• It is data hub of all assets that being being utilized with the organization.