Zoho Corporation, a global technology company, has launched Zoho IoT, a scalable low-code platform designed to help businesses create and implement custom IoT solutions.
In a statement, the company highlighted that the platform improves connectivity by gathering and managing IoT device data in real-time, offering businesses intelligent insights and operational analysis. Zoho IoT empowers organizations to automate processes and make data-driven decisions without requiring extensive technical expertise.
The platform integrates seamlessly with Zoho’s existing suite of applications, providing enhanced visibility and control for users. It is also compatible with third-party hardware, allowing businesses to quickly integrate the platform into their existing infrastructure and scale as they grow.
Zoho stressed that the platform includes robust security measures to ensure data privacy and compliance with global standards. According to a recent Kaspersky study, over 50% of companies have already integrated artificial intelligence and IoT into their systems, with 33% planning to adopt these technologies in the next two years.
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Experts recommend that businesses invest in strong cybersecurity solutions to safeguard their infrastructure. Zoho IoT also incorporates advanced AI capabilities, enabling businesses to develop custom solutions more efficiently. By leveraging these AI features, businesses can turn data into actionable insights, predict system failures, identify anomalies, forecast trends, optimize operations, and improve customer experiences.
Kehinde Ogundare, Zoho Nigeria’s Country Head, noted, “The IoT landscape has traditionally been dominated by developer-centric platforms and industry-specific solutions. Zoho IoT changes that by offering full customization and interoperability, making IoT adoption easier for businesses. The platform goes beyond simple data collection, ensuring that every data point generates actionable insights to drive organizational connectivity.”
