Envisioning the future beyond the Fourth Industrial Revolution at the 2017 International IoT Exhibition — commercial IoT products and services gathered in one place, diverse IoT services from Korea’s three telecom carriers, and the environmental sector confirming IoT’s potential for growth.
Daliworks Thingplus (Thing＋) provides a cloud environment where customers can build Internet of Things (IoT) services quickly and easily. With Thingplus Embedded, a wide range of devices can be connected to the Thingplus cloud with ease. Once devices are connected, users can access dashboards, graph analytics, device management, and more through the Thingplus Portal.
Meet Thing+ at the Smart Cities Innovation Summit Asia exhibition, held in KINTEX Hall 8 from Wednesday, September 6 to Friday, September 8, 2017.
Architecture of Thing+, the IoT cloud platform from Daliworks Co., Ltd. More and more companies are adopting the cloud. To keep pace with the Fourth Industrial Revolution, many companies are planning investments in cloud migration — a shift attributed to the growth of mobile devices and high-volume content driven by advances in ICT.
Blockchain technology, which first drew attention as the distributed ledger behind the secure circulation of Bitcoin, is gradually transforming the business paradigm of traditional financial markets built on centralized regulation and high costs. By storing and managing information and value over distributed networks, blockchain can completely redefine the process of trust in digital environments — and is expected to make social and economic activity in the digital world more democratic.
Daliworks is an IoT platform company. Simply put, its cloud platform lets customers build IoT services quickly and easily, helping enterprises with their digital transformation. On July 19, we met Daliworks CEO Soonho Lee. With partnerships with global giants such as ARM and Qualcomm, Daliworks is highly active overseas, and we were lucky to catch Lee, who spends more than half of each month abroad. From him we heard about the state of digital transformation,
“It is not easy for a small company in its fifth year to meet the heads of global American companies. But as a company with a core Fourth Industrial Revolution technology — an Internet of Things (IoT) cloud platform — we were able to accompany the President, which earned us the trust of American companies, and we achieved meaningful results in business meetings with some ten companies at the Korea-U.S. business partnering event.”
SK Holdings C&C’s Pangyo Cloud Z data center [Photo= SK Holdings C&C] / SK Holdings C&C announced on the 9th that it signed a ‘business and technology cooperation MOU to strengthen Cloud Z SaaS services’ with three of Korea’s strong small software companies: Tilon, Saeum Soft, and Daliworks. SK C&C plans to support the companies with technology for turning their products into Cloud Z services, SaaS product marketing, and expansion into global markets.
ROA Consulting, a platform strategy consulting firm, announced on the 31st that it has published a report compiling successful IoT platform deployments under the theme ‘Business model change and innovation in established companies through IoT technology.’ Grounded in the theory of ‘Digital Transformation,’ the new talking point of the moment, the report presents real cases in which traditional business models are completely transformed through the use of digital. The in-depth case analysis features Daliworks, a company with cloud-based IoT management solution technology
The Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning held the 17th Software (SW) Industry Day ceremony at COEX in Gangnam, Seoul on the 28th, awarding the Gold Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit to KCC Information and Communication Chairman Jooyong Lee and the Iron Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit to Koscom CEO Yeondae Jung.
