The new membership is set to allow Mobiliya to focus on offering IoT solutions for a growing number of verticals.
Dallas-based software engineering company Mobiliya recently joined the Samsung Artik partner program, which focuses on creating an ecosystem for internet of things developers.
The Samsung Artik partner program provides companies looking to develop IoT solutions access to an ecosystem of partners. For customers and developers looking to accelerate the development and deployment of their IoT solution, the program offers services and technologies designed to help reduce development time and internal resource requirements.
Mobiliya’s IoT practice mainly focuses on implementing solutions for verticals including health care, home automation, asset tracking, energy, agriculture and water monitoring. As part of the Samsung Artik Partner Program, the company expects to be able to boost its reach to more vertical areas.
The Samsung Artik Smart IoT platform integrates hardware, software, cloud, security and partner ecosystems in a single offering so enterprises can reduce the time, cost and risk typically associated with the delivery of complex IoT solutions, the company added.
“As the newest member of the Samsung Artik Partner Program, we look forward to working closely with Mobiliya in key vertical industrial and consumer areas,” said Curtis Sasaki, VP of ecosystem at Samsung’s Strategy & Innovation Center. “Mobiliya’s ability to rapidly develop proof-of-concept implementations built on the Samsung Artik Smart IoT platform will reinforce a key benefit of the platform: accelerating time to market. Mobiliya’s broad knowledge of putting together edge to cloud solutions is key to helping companies in their architecture, development and deployment of solutions.”
Mobiliya is a global software engineering company specializing in device-to-cloud system integration and in enabling security for the connected ecosystem. Mobiliya said it helps organizations across industry verticals to address business challenges through the next generation of digital transformations using emerging technologies like IoT, deep learning, augmented reality and core software engineering capabilities. The company has global engineering and delivery centers in the U.S., Canada, India, China and South Korea.
