An ultra-versatile IoT software platform.
Overall Satisfaction with ThingWorx
We use it to deploy such solutions in the most varied types of customers, from pulp & paper, consumer goods, heavy industry, and whatever industry you can think of. It's mainly focused on monitoring asset health, optimizing processes through the analytics extension, and providing plant-level alerts for faster decision-making. ThingWorx is great if you want to create an MES-like solution for your company, but have data coming not only from the plant floor, but also from databases, azure, and others.
Pros
- Quick monitoring of extraordinary behaviour of a monitored component
- As the Kepware tools and libraries have become more integrated, the platform has an unrivalled set of interface solutions.
- Modelling is simple enough to explain to non-specialists but very powerful in its expression.
Cons
- It's difficult to delete entities once the network becomes large and complex. N+Maintaining synchronicity between multiple devs and productions systems has to be carefully managed.
- Difficult to manage a complicated system
- MQTT interface needs improvement
- Aggregation of data from production controllers
- The ThingWorx modeling is simple enough to explain to non-specialists but very powerful in its expression.
- As the Kepware tools and libraries have become more integrated, the platform has an unrivaled set of interface solutions.
- Good for quick test of IoT platform
- Successful is a use case in preventive maintenance (health monitoring of production assets on selected production lines).
- Good for quick deployment of customer specific control of IoT
- Google Analytics, Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect, Cisco Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul (formerly Fluidmesh) and Microsoft Power BI
Well-suited - multiple streams from many data sources, highly scalable application scenarios.Good for a quick test of internet of things (IoT) connectivity and for deploying access via the web. Smooth deployment, easy to couple to devices. Easy cooperation with Splunk, which we use also.
Do you think ThingWorx delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with ThingWorx's feature set?
Yes
Did ThingWorx live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of ThingWorx go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy ThingWorx again?
Yes
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