Litmus, the Intelligent Edge Computing company, announced a partnership with Kaptura to distribute and deploy Litmus Edge and Litmus Edge Manager in Australia and New Zealand and provide local support.
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technologies and will integrate Litmus products to drive operational intelligence and help companies realize value from their operational data. Litmus Edge is an Industrial IoT Edge platform that collects data from any industrial asset with pre-built analytics, application deployment and integration with any cloud or enterprise system. Litmus Edge Manager provides a single point of control and complete picture of edge devices, applications and deployments.
“Kaptura’s strong supply chain implementation experience combined with the Litmus platform will allow us to help customers embrace data-driven intelligence to improve processes on the production floor,” said Mark Singh, CEO of Kaptura. “Our field resources, including subject matter experts for supply chain management and digital transformation, will allow customers in the ANZ region to seamlessly implement Litmus Edge with local support both on and offsite.”
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Kaptura powers intelligent supply chains through digital platforms and Industry 4.0
Customers who work with Kaptura to adopt Litmus Edge and Litmus Edge Manager can enable use cases such as improving OEE, condition-based monitoring and predictive maintenance. The two companies are already working together to help a global consumer goods company deploy the Litmus Edge IIoT platform for their manufacturing plants in Oceania and Asia Pacific.
“We are pleased to have Kaptura supporting Litmus customers in the Australia and New Zealand region so they can streamline and improve their operations with rapid time-to-value,” said John Younes, Co-founder and COO of Litmus. “Kaptura’s domain expertise combined with Litmus’ leading IIoT software will allow customers to quickly deploy and make better use of their OT data.”
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