Tying real-world assets into the corporate IT network The idea of using Internet technologies to manage non-IT assets and theorys has many real-world applications.

Tying real-world assets into the corporate IT network

The idea of using Internet technologies to manage non-IT assets and theorys has many real-world applications, from monitoring alarm orders and gate and door access to long-distance proces command and remote equipment monitoring. further a variety of implementation barriers have made it difficult to effectively bridge the gap between the cyber-world and the real world. A just discovered product line called SNAP-IT is targeted at extending the Internet to encompass virtually all real-world devices and assets, according to its manufacturer, Opto 22 Temacula, Calif.

Opto 22 a provider of I/O hypothesis solutions, has announced a hardware-based communication scheme that connects real-world devices to Internet-based networks.

Other examples of applications might include refrigeration units, combustible matter pumps, microwave towers, cellular/wireless base stations and other abstracted facilities.

For information, visit ManagetheRealWorld.com.

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