The Importance of Zero Touch Configuration

The idea of "zero-touch-configuration" of devices has been around for a while, notably in the SD-WAN space. In terms of device management in general, the important goal is that of making a device's physical location irrelevant to the device's manager. Ideally any device should never have to be in someone's hands throughout its entire lifecycle, from production line to warehouse to deployed location and so on until the end of the device's normal operations, in order for its configuration to be updated.

New industrial devices offer simple setup and enhanced reliability for IoT monitoring in challenging environments.

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This article is part of an ongoing series on Device Lifecycle Management Best Practices. Read our first article, the overview, here.

At a new job, have you ever tried to access an integral piece of software or been denied building access due to not having your credentials registered into the various systems? We’ve all been there, but these onboarding failures waste time and resources.

How small details, thoughtful considerations, and confident professionalism can mean the world to a user's experience, especially in the complex ecosystem of IoT Device Management.

Here at EdgeIQ, we frequently talk about the importance of operational device management – but why?

New Offering to Provide Ease of Deployment, Simplified Management, and High Availability of AWS IoT Greengrass Services for Enterprise Scale Edge Computing

IoT is a constantly-changing landscape. Leveraging UX makes that landscape navigable.

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