Zest4 have confirmed their dedication to M2M & IoT solutions by licensing the Emport IoT platform from Arkessa, a leading M2M/IoT connectivity service provider. This association gives Zest4 the ability to deliver IoT MVNO services solutions alongside new communications technology, to maximise the IoT revenue opportunities not only in the UC channel, but to existing IoT suppliers and IoT solutions developers across all verticals.
Zest4 have acquired this capability to ensure their partners can access multiple networks, both in the UK and globally. Enabled by Arkessa’s Emport platform, partners have ultimate control under one management billing platform to manage their entire estate of SIMS irrespective of mobile network operator. Not only this, but they will be able to; track SIM usage individually, by sub estates, or in entirety; monitor data alerts, caps and SIM data allowance usage; produce data usage reports with ease and organise their estates through tags and categories of their choice.
The deal means Zest4 can offer an IoT tariff for any opportunity that a partner uncovers – with their usual competitive pricing and commercial flexibility.
Anton le Saux, Zest4’s Head of IoT said “Arkessa’s Emport is a proven Enterprise MVNO platform which we can now leverage, customise and target at UC channel businesses, verifying our position as a leading provider of IoT.”
Philip McDermott, Arkessa’s COO said “Arkessa is delighted to enable Zest4 with our Emport IoT platform, with such a strong track record of working with strategic partners to deliver UC solutions which are easy to understand and include high quality equipment, competitive prices and proactive support, it is a great fit. The Arkessa Platform-as-a-Service solution gives Zest4 the freedom to pursue their channel-focussed approach to IoT.”
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Xiamen, China August 29, 2018 – Ursalink, a customer-centric IoT/M2M hardware provider, proudly launched Ursalink DeviceHub. To clarify, Ursalink DeviceHub is a centralized device management platform. Therefore, it empowers strong connectivity between engineers and devices. Meanwhile, it provides an affordable solution for easily deploying devices across multiple locations.
As a result, Ursalink DeviceHub allows engineers to manage Ursalink routers from a single location anytime. In addition, it is able to monitor all critical parameters of remote routers. For example, it can perform configuration, upgrade firmware, analyze system log, create graphic reports and more. Certainly, it helps to improve productivity, reduce costs, and enhance the intelligence of your network and business operations.
Device Configuration: Configure device and synchronize profiles remotely
Firmware Upgrade: Upgrade firmware in bulk remotely
Real-Time Monitoring: Acquire device’s location and more
Alternative Hosting: Hosted by Ursalink or on your own server
Comprehensive Report: Generate reports of failed connection, firmware upgrade, etc.
.DEB Package Installation: Installed via .deb files
Secure Access: Accessed securely via HTTPS network protocol
Task List: Pause running/to-do missions & Restart paused/failed missions
Consequently, with so many features available, Ursalink DeviceHub, thus, makes itself easy to sync, monitor and manage data anytime.
Fast DEB Installation: No complex compilation is needed.
Data Analysis: System log from all Ursalink devices can be firstly restored and secondly composed in graphic reports. Thus, users can easily analyze data.
Cost Reduction: Automation, remote control & synchronization make, therefore, resource usage effective and efficient and require fewer people to operate
Ursalink DeviceHub Packages: