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Arundo Analytics and Dell Technologies Launch IoT Bundle for Oil & Gas and Maritime

Arundo Analytics and Dell Technologies Launch IoT Bundle for Oil & Gas and Maritime

Arundo Analytics and Dell Technologies Launch IoT Bundle for Oil & Gas and Maritime

Arundo Analytics and Dell Technologies Launch IoT Bundle for Oil & Gas and Maritime.

  • Hardened, maritime class-certified Dell Technologies purpose-built for advanced computing in remote, rugged environments, pre-loaded with Arundo Edge Agent software
  • Collaboration provides oil & gas and maritime professionals and crews with a plug-and-play advanced analytics solution to improve ship and fleet operations

November 15, 2018 07:00 AM Eastern Standard Time

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Arundo Analytics, a software company enabling advanced analytics in heavy industry, and Dell Technologies announced today the launch of the IoT Bundle at The Royal Norwegian Consulate Shipping Conference held in Houston, Texas. The bundle consists of Dell Edge Gateway 5100 series devices combined with Arundo Edge Agent software.

“Dell Technologies is a trusted brand in the global computing industry”

Dell Edge Gateway 5100 devices are hardened and maritime class-certified, specially designed for advanced computing in remote or rugged environments. Arundo Edge Agent enables crews and operations and maintenance professionals to quickly and easily select, buffer, stream, compute and run advanced analytics on a range of signal data from critical equipment and systems, especially in maritime, oil & gas, and similarly distributed field environments.

“Dell Technologies is committed to our customers’ digital future. We are excited to collaborate with Arundo Edge Agent, a proven solution for fast and easy enablement of advanced analytics in the global maritime and oil and gas industries,” said Chris Wolff, Head of Global OEM and IoT Partnerships, Dell Technologies. “In conjunction with our Edge Gateway devices, crews and field personnel now have a plug-and-play solution to stream ship-to-cloud or run advanced analytics locally, even while offline, to improve ship, fleet, or field operations.”

Paired with Dell Technologies’ industry-leading infrastructure, Arundo Edge Agent, inspired by Arundo’s rich history in maritime and oil and gas, has the capacity to drive greater revenues and efficiency among businesses operating in shipping as well as offshore energy production in just 90 days or less.

“Dell Technologies is a trusted brand in the global computing industry,” said Cody Falcon, VP Product, Arundo. “Given Arundo’s heritage and experience in the global maritime sector, bundling Arundo Edge Agent with Dell Edge Gateway computers is a natural fit for making IoT easy and accessible for crews, vessels and fleets.”

The Dell Technologies-Arundo Maritime IoT Bundle provides out-of-the-box storage, streaming and compute capabilities for shipboard analytics, and presents a powerful solution for remote assets at sea.

About Arundo Edge Agent

Arundo Edge Agent brings new ease to industrial connectivity. With deep experience in control systems and cloud platforms, Arundo built the easiest way to connect industrial control systems to a cloud platform. An easy-to-use UI, out-of-the-box connectors, and the ability to buffer data while offline allows Arundo Edge Agent to manage all the typical pain points of global industrial operations in remote or unconnected environments.

About Arundo Analytics

With offices in Oslo, Houston and Silicon Valley, Arundo Analytics provides cloud-based and edge-enabled software to help business leaders and operations professionals better manage complex physical systems through machine learning and data-driven software applications. Arundo's software allows oil & gas, chemicals, shipping, power, and other heavy industrial companies to improve asset uptime and equipment maintenance, reduce logistics and scheduling costs, and operate more safely and effectively by connecting industrial data to advanced analytical models, and connecting model insights to business decisions. In 2016, Arundo graduated from Stanford University’s StartX accelerator program, and subsequently received investment from the Stanford-StartX Fund. In 2017, Arundo was named to the MIT STEX25 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Startup Exchange (MIT STEX). MIT STEX25 recognizes select companies from a pool of more than 1,000 MIT-connected startups based on technical and commercial success.

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