Device giant Apple is partnering with GE in an apparent bid to give both companies a leg up in the industrial IoT space.<\/p>\n
GE\u2019s industrial IoT platform Predix is being given its own SDK for iOS to enable developers to make apps that will be able to use its predictive data and analytics capabilities. Apple has done a good job of getting iOS devices into the work place and this seems to be a move to bolster that position as the IoT era unfolds.<\/p>\n
\u201cGE is an ideal partner with a rich history of innovation across the industrial world in areas like aviation, manufacturing, healthcare and energy,\u201d said Tim Cook, Apple CEO. \u201cTogether, Apple and GE are fundamentally changing how the industrial world works by combining GE\u2019s Predix platform with the power and simplicity of iPhone and iPad.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThe partnership between Apple and GE is providing developers with the tools to make their own powerful industrial IoT apps,\u201d said John Flannery, Chairman and CEO of GE. \u201cOur customers increasingly need to arm their workforces through mobility. Working together, GE and Apple are giving industrial companies access to powerful apps that help them tap into the predictive data and analytics of Predix right on their iPhone or iPad.\u201d<\/p>\n
That\u2019s it really. The SDK will be available in a week or so and the two companies are hoping developers will use it to build apps that enable companies to track and interact with their IoT devices. Such interactions could include alerts, collaboration and remote programming. Apple and GE have promised to promote each other in the industrial IoT context. \t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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