The partnership aims to simplify and enhance how businesses use IoT technology, making it easier to innovate and improve their services
This week, Oracle has announced a boost to its cloud services, which will integrate AT&T’s IoT connectivity and network APIs into its Enterprise Communications Platform (ECP). This means that businesses using Oracle’s cloud applications will be able to easily connect their IoT devices to AT&T’s network without needing to set up separate systems or sign multiple contracts.
The collaboration between will streamline the process for Oracle’s customers, allowing them to connect and manage their IoT devices seamlessly on AT&T’s network through a single platform. This integration is designed to simplify the complexities of IoT device management by offering a unified solution that combines high-performance connectivity, real-time data intelligence, and robust security.
The companies give the example of FirstNet, the AT&T built network designed for emergency responders, which has been integrated into Oracle’s platform. The technology helps emergency workers by providing secure and real-time communication, including live video feeds from the scene. This makes it easier for first responders to manage and respond to emergencies effectively.
“By teaming with Oracle to incorporate IoT connectivity and programmable API’s into Oracle industry applications, we are providing businesses and organizations a tighter level of integration between the network and application, driving performance and reliability gains while also eliminating integration requirements and separate contracting events. It’s co-creation at its best,” said Sarita Rao, Senior Vice President, AT&T Partner Solutions in the announcement’s press release.
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