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January 6, 2021

Thingworx is an IOT platform which basically connects remote devices (remote things in ThingWorx) to a central DB. The remote Things(representation of device) can have properties which can be persisted in DB for further analysis/representation on mashups for various business use cases. You can also apply conditions/alerts on these properties to achieve your use cases.
ThingWorx flow is "By exception" processing engine. If you have a property on a device and an alert/condition on that property when that alert/condition is met, then flow is configured to react on that alert. ThingWorx basically handles the stream of data and flow is configured to react on the exception on that data.

 

 

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Mukul Narang

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mnarang5-Regular MemberAnswer
5-Regular Member
January 6, 2021

Thingworx is an IOT platform which basically connects remote devices (remote things in ThingWorx) to a central DB. The remote Things(representation of device) can have properties which can be persisted in DB for further analysis/representation on mashups for various business use cases. You can also apply conditions/alerts on these properties to achieve your use cases.
ThingWorx flow is "By exception" processing engine. If you have a property on a device and an alert/condition on that property when that alert/condition is met, then flow is configured to react on that alert. ThingWorx basically handles the stream of data and flow is configured to react on the exception on that data.

 

 

Thanks,

Mukul Narang

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    DS_101705005-Regular Member
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    January 6, 2021

    Hi,

     

    You will find a webcast explaining what Thingworx Flow is, what are the most common and recommended use cases and a few demos here.

     

    Let me know if this is usefull and take the chance to evaluate the content with this  survey

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      slangleyCommunity Manager
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      January 14, 2021

      Hi @RajatBain.

       

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