Tagit Solutions Inc. 
- Rajiv Anand
Edge is where the action is
Today specific business systems may exist solely on the cloud or solely on the edge but the future of network and computing infrastructure is likely to be found somewhere between the edge and in the cloud
Simplifying adoption of RFID and RTLS solutions
Software platform and a suite of solutions that transform sensor data into actionable insights and operational intelligence, using sophisticated pattern detection logic and smart algorithms
Problem
Industrial I-o-T technologies, such as real-time-location-systems (RTLS) and radio-frequency-identification (RFID) solutions generate huge amounts of raw data. Currently, customers end up spending top dollars for customizing this data to incorporate their business processes and integrating these solutions with their enterprise systems. No more!
Solution
Tagit’s IoT software-suite reduces the costs and complexities involved in deploying all Industrial IoT solutions with a unified framework for managing all sensor devices, detecting real-life situations based on the patterns of sensor-data generated, and responding in ‘real-time’ as per pre-defined business rules - with minimal programming resources. Beat that!
We already improved many processes
Customers, globally, are transforming their industrial, manufacturing, engineering, logistics and healthcare operations with our software-suite and attaining their RoI in 3-6 months with the reduced cost of implementation and simplicity of adoption.
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