OEMs
Your first generation of connected products meant building software capability from a cold start: architects, developers, infrastructure, and customer-facing digital experiences you'd never needed before. Those early builds evolved product line by product line, each with its own management system. Orchestration is the unlock, not another rebuild, the thing that finally delivers the outcomes you promised your shareholders.
How EdgeIQ Can Help

Leverage what you've already built
Symphony doesn't ask you to rip out what you built during your Gen 1 push. It orchestrates across your existing, heterogeneous device, connectivity, and cloud layers so disparate product-line systems can finally work in a common way.

Off-the-shelf unified DeviceOps and DataOps…
For teams still filling gaps left by Gen 1, Symphony includes out-of-the-box device and data operations capability you can adopt piece by piece, not just the orchestration layer on top.
One set of best practices across every product line
Instead of a bespoke management system per product family, orchestration gives you a common operating model across your global, heterogeneous installed base.


From connected product to outcome-based business
Orchestration is what turns telemetry and remote monitoring into the uptime guarantees, predictive maintenance, and outcome-based offerings you've promised the market.


Invisible under your own customer experience
Symphony runs as the operational layer behind your own branded, customer-facing application. Your customers see your product, not ours.
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Buy it the way that fits your business
Direct from EdgeIQ, through your CSP or hyperscaler relationship, or bundled into a partnership with your ISV.
Business Model
Symphony fits into however you already buy technology.
License directly from EdgeIQ, purchase through your Connectivity Service Provider or hyperscaler relationship. Or adopt it as part of an integrated solution with your favorite ISVs. In every case, Symphony runs as the operational layer behind your own customer-facing application, using our API, Web UI, or MCP, so what your customers see is your product, not ours.








