IoT is an Internet of Things analytics platform that helps organizations monitor, manage and understand resources and infrastructure remotely. Its cloud-based service brings together device management, live data collection, processing, visualization and analysis, allowing users to access operational information from workstations or mobile phones. Smart field devices connect facilities over the internet, while encrypted data transfers and user authentication support secure access to cloud-stored analytics.

The platform provides graphs, charts and reports to reveal trends, support bookkeeping and account balancing, and inform operational decisions. It can also automate industrial processes by triggering actions at defined events or thresholds and sending alerts to relevant staff. Services include environmental, power, energy, water quality, fuel, tank-level, flow-rate and pressure monitoring, as well as pump switching automation and control.

IoT describes its purpose as helping industries and individuals reduce running costs, improve productivity, identify supply-chain inefficiencies and strengthen decision-making through timely information. Its clients include Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Clinical Research Programme, Lilongwe Water Board, Ethanol Company Limited and Telekom Networks Malawi.