Azure is often chosen not simply as a cloud provider, but as a continuation of corporate IT. Identity, security, data platforms, and governance already exist there, and IoT solutions are expected to fit in naturally rather than live as isolated systems.
Running Iotellect on Azure allows IoT applications to become a first-class part of enterprise architecture instead of a standalone environment built only around devices.
Where Azure Ends and Iotellect Begins
Azure excels at enterprise-grade infrastructure and platform services. Iotellect focuses on turning those capabilities into complete, working IoT applications.
Azure typically provides identity, networking, data platforms, and compliance tooling. Iotellect builds on top of this foundation and delivers operational logic such as device and asset models, real-time processing, dashboards, workflows, and UI/UX. This approach avoids rebuilding the same application layers again and again.
The result is a clear separation of responsibilities that matches how enterprise IT teams think and operate.
Deployment in Azure Environments
Iotellect runs on Azure using standard services and fits cleanly into existing landing zones, subscriptions, and security models. It can be deployed as a customer-dedicated system or as a multi-tenant SaaS while respecting corporate rules for network isolation, environment separation, and access control.
Because the platform is cloud-agnostic by design, Azure remains an infrastructure choice rather than an architectural dependency.
Native Azure Integrations
Iotellect integrates with Azure services where they bring the most value, for example:
- Azure IoT Hub for device connectivity and lifecycle management
- Azure Active Directory for centralized authentication and role-based access
Operational logic, user interfaces, and real-time behavior stay inside Iotellect, while Azure services handle identity and large-scale device ingress.
Security, Governance, and Compliance
Running Iotellect on Azure makes it possible to reuse existing enterprise controls instead of introducing exceptions for IoT. Network isolation, centralized identity, auditing, and monitoring follow the same rules as other corporate systems. This is especially important for industrial, regulated, and public-sector environments.
IoT becomes part of the governed IT landscape rather than a parallel world.
Why this Combination Works
Azure provides structure, governance, and enterprise-grade services. Iotellect provides speed, flexibility, and ready-to-use IoT applications.
Together, they allow organizations to introduce IoT solutions without breaking existing IT principles or slowing down delivery.
Together, they offer an optimal combination of predictable costs and short IoT product implementation/change cycle.