Business model
We clarify which service your customers will buy and how you earn revenue from it, before the first circuit board exists.
We first establish which service your customers will buy and how you will earn revenue from it. Then we develop hardware, connectivity, data hub and apps and keep operating the solution. This is how we brought MENNEKES' M.ONE product line to Light + Building in about a year and a half.
You can start with any part. We plan security, certification and operations from day one.
We clarify which service your customers will buy and how you earn revenue from it, before the first circuit board exists.
NXTGN Technologies develops electronics, firmware and antennas and supports radio certification under RED with EN 18031.
NXTGN Secure SIM with mobile partners such as Telekom and Vodafone, securely connected to your data hub.
Devices, data, updates and alerts run in NXTGN IoT CORE or in a dedicated data hub for your product.
Customer portal, service app and connection to CRM and ERP, under your brand.
We keep operating the solution, monitor the fleet and develop it further with you.
The data does not end in a dashboard. It flows into service, CRM, ERP and your customers' apps.
For MENNEKES we developed the hardware of the roughly 20 devices in the M.ONE Core line and the data hub.
With ibc.digital, BASF Coatings and THIELMANN track IBC containers with the Chem.Trace Z2 tracker. Several hundred devices are in use.
COLANDIS ConnectedAir controls and monitors cleanroom technology and predicts filter changes, in productive use for more than five years.
For MENNEKES, NXTGN Technologies developed the hardware of all roughly 20 devices in the M.ONE Core line, with radio certification under RED including EN 18031. NXTGN Solutions built the data hub. After about a year and a half the product line was shown at Light + Building, and we continue to support MENNEKES.
Read the reference story →Define customer value, revenue model, processes and operations.
Test real hardware, connectivity, platform and app end to end.
Secure security, certification, production, support and cost.
Roll out the fleet, monitor it and keep improving the solution.
Our building blocks incorporate over ten years of IoT experience. We consider the business model, devices, platform and operations together. Your customer gets a useful service that you can develop economically.
Your customers expect condition data, remote access or a service portal alongside the physical product. The offering needs to be sellable and operable.
We start with the customer problem and service promise. NXTGN IoT CORE supplies the data hub; suitable hardware, connectivity and a branded application complete the product. Pricing, service cost and ownership are planned before rollout.
You build the digital service on existing components and focus development on the parts that differentiate your offering.
Paying devices or customers, revenue per service, direct service cost, support effort and renewals.
Each device generation adds profiles, updates, SIM management and data processing. Separate solutions make operations harder to manage.
We combine inventory, device and hardware profiles, connectivity, telemetry and FOTA in the data hub. Tenancy, APIs and monitoring share an operating model. Device-specific capabilities stay separate from the platform core.
New devices do not require a separate platform each time. Support can inspect devices and connections and roll out updates in a controlled way.
Effort per connected device, successful updates, available devices, connectivity cost and support cases.
You want a branded offering with digital capabilities. Rebuilding the whole platform ties up development capacity before the service is sold.
We assess the existing data hub and portal components against your requirements. We agree the customer interface, permissions, device connections and APIs. Operations and support have clear owners.
You use a reusable core under your brand. Custom work goes into customer value and workflows rather than rebuilding the same foundation.
Implementation effort versus rebuilding, time to first customer, ongoing platform cost and effort per new device family.

We discuss your customers, revenue model and existing technology, then define the platform, devices and apps.