Without a clear focus on business outcomes, engineering teams risk developing solutions that fail to address these concerns. Installing sensors and gateways to collect data across hundreds of parameters is technically possible, it’s both time-consuming and expensive. Prioritizing data acquisition without ensuring interoperability with customers’ existing systems can limit ROI and reduce adoption rates.
Addressing these challenges requires a phased roadmap that balances data analysis with rapid deployment. Starting with a well-defined business case is critical - it should outline the ROI for scenarios like remote diagnostics, predictive alerts, and real-time performance optimization.
To implement an effective IoT-based remote monitoring and diagnosis solution, manufacturers need a scalable data architecture, reliable data collection systems, real-time analytics capabilities, and strict compliance with security standards. With these elements in place, manufacturers can stay ahead of customer demands and deliver measurable value.