Beyond the cloud: What IoT device management really means

IoT device management is not just about storing data in the cloud. It is about understanding what is happening with connected devices after they are deployed — from device health and events to remote commands, data access, scaling, security, and long-term reliability.

In this webinar, Arturs Lalovs and Reinis Pakers will look beyond the cloud and explore what IoT device management really means from both a business and technical perspective.

Arturs Lalovs, Head of IoT Business Unit at LMT IoT, will look at the business and partner side: where the value appears after deployment, and why visibility and control matter in real-life IoT projects.

Reinis Pakers, AWS System Architect at LMT IoT, will bring the technical perspective. He works with our IoT platform architecture, cloud systems, device data flow, scalability, and reliability.

What we will cover:

• Why connected devices need to be monitored and managed after deployment
• What an IoT device management platform enables beyond data storage
• Where the practical value is for partners, distributors, installers, and service companies
• How better visibility and control can support both technical operations and commercial growth
• Why device statuses, events, and history are important for understanding device behaviour
• How protocols affect low-power IoT devices, battery life, and data communication
• What actions users can take remotely through the platform
• How device management supports scaling across different clients, locations, and use cases
• How APIs, white-label options, and flexible data access help companies adapt the platform to their own products and workflows
• Why security, backups, recovery, and reliability matter when devices are managed in the field

The session will also include a portal demo, showing how device overview, device health, sensor data, events, history, remote commands, device assignment, and device types come together in one management environment.

This webinar is for product teams, IoT companies, partners, distributors, engineers, and decision-makers who want to better understand what happens after connected devices are deployed – and how the right platform can make managing them easier, more reliable, and more scalable.

Because in IoT, the cloud is only part of the story. The real value comes from knowing, managing, and improving what happens in the field.