SOLVING CLOUD'S PAIN POINTS
Every software developer and device manufacturer that has worked with cloud services understands the difficulties of working with the big tech monopoly cloud providers. Their fee structures are exorbitant and complex, their platforms are difficult to work with, and they pose inherent risk to security, privacy and control.
Cloud Pain Point: CostsCloud costs should not bankrupt your company
Cloud Platform
Cloud costs start deceptively low, but increase as you scale. Cloud costs are complex, and are calculated based on:
- Number of messages
- Amount of data transferred per minute, per device
- Amount of storage used
- Computing power usage
LGTECH Platform
LGTECH cost structure is simple and straightforward. We can only be successful if you are successful.
- Low monthly cost, based only on number of connected devices
- Cost per device decreases as you scale and your network grows
- No per message cost. No data transfer cost
- No computing power usage cost
Cloud Pain Point: Development DifficultiesDeveloping your product should be easy
Cloud Platform
Cloud providers require device manufacturers use their Cloud SDK and IDE tools, which can be proprietary and difficult to learn. It can take from 1 to 3 years or longer to master these tools
Developers and device manufacturers get locked in, with no freedom to make alternate choices. To switch providers requires total re-engineering of your product
Lack of Automation: cloud provider’s “Dashboard” method requires human intervention to control, monitor and manage the devices
LGTECH Platform
LGTECH provides plugin software for embedded devices, and SDK software for mobile devices and computers (any OS). These tools are simple and easy to use.
Developers can build their IoT product or web applications in easy, fast and low-cost way. Level of training and resource investment is much lower than with cloud services.
Developing your IoT product, social media platform, or communications product should be easy.
Cloud Pain Point: InfrastructureTake back control of your network
Cloud Platform
Cloud providers use traditional Client/Server architecture. A request and response mechanism. If clients issue too many requests and too frequently, server becomes busy (overloaded) and requests may be missed. All hardware, software, and other supporting infrastructure is owned and managed by the cloud provider. Device manufacturer has no control
LGTECH Platform
LGTECH’s architecture is based on a Decentralized and Distributed Infrastructure. There is no cloud server to slow things down or add unnecessary costs. Devices communicate point-to-point, which speeds communications and avoids the delays that occur when all traffic runs though the same bottleneck
Cloud Pain Point: Data Privacy and SecurityCloud platforms have security risks
Cloud Platform
The cloud provider collects user’s personal data in order to identify who the customers are. This personal data can be sold to 3rd parties. If the cloud is HACKED, all users’ personal data will be breached
LGTECH Platform
LGTECH does not store any user data. Customers operating on our platform keep their own user data, either remotely at their own premise or another data center location
Cloud Pain Point: Censorship and ControlThe cloud provider has all the leverage
Cloud Platform
The cloud provider has all the leverage. If they do not agree with your social or political ideologies, they may censor at will, and cut off services at any time
LGTECH Platform
LGTECH is unaware of the applications running on its platform. It cannot exhibit bias, censor or control any of the communications passing through the network
Let us show youContact us before starting your next project
LGTECH would like to demonstrate how we can lower your costs, simplify your development efforts, and help you create the perfect product. Please contact LGTECH before starting your next IoT product, social media application or communications system for a detailed demonstration of our platform and tools. Let us show you how we are changing the game with our decentralized and distributed architecture.
