IoT and AR
PTC expands partner network for ThingWorx
PTC is further expanding its partner network for ThingWorx, the platform for industrial innovation, in Central Europe. With the start-up Viingo from Upper Austria, the system house Arnold Ingenieurbüro from Freiburg and the Viennese consulting firm innovation.rocks, three IoT and AR specialists are joining PTC's partner ecosystem. The new solution providers are authorized to sell licenses and services for ThingWorx as resellers.
Vingo is made up of experienced IT and information security experts and focuses on (IT) security and the visualization of processes along the entire value chain using virtual and augmented reality. As a new PTC partner, the young company sells solutions based on ThingWorx and ThingWorx Studio.
Arnold Ingenieurbüro is an engineering office for CAD, CAM, EDM/PDM and cloud solutions. It covers the entire range of services, such as professional training, individual coaching and system support.
innovation.rocks is a full-service digital agency that focuses on the creation, development, production and implementation of augmented reality and virtual reality solutions for companies. In addition to developing its own innovative solutions, innovation.rocks is now also realizing projects with ThingWorx as a new PTC Solution Provider.
"The IoT business is now PTC's third strongest segment in Central Europe after PLM and CAD and is growing the fastest. We are therefore very pleased about the increase in high-caliber IoT and AR partners in this region," says Georges Millet, Vice President EMEA Channel Sales at PTC. kp
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