Full-Stack IIoT Development
DMC develops Industrial IoT (IIoT) systems that connect equipment, collect data, and support real-time visibility across industrial operations. Our team works across the full stack, from edge devices to cloud applications, depending on the system’s needs.
With experience across industrial automation and system integration, DMC supports full-stack Industrial IoT development, from device firmware to cloud-hosted applications. In addition to delivering technical solutions, we focus on building systems that provide measurable business value and long-term ROI.

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DMC’s Approach to Industrial Internet of Things
Expanding the Sense-Infer-Act model* of IoT development, DMC applies these founding principles to all IIoT solutions, ensuring that relevant data, information presentation, and the ability to act are inherent components of the technical solution.
Built on a firm business strategy, our technical team begins platform selection and architectural direction following a five-part procedure:

1. Edge Device Platform Selection
DMC assists our clients in choosing the best platform for their project. From 10 edge devices to 10,000 units, DMC engineers can help guide the development process that best fits your business. Identifying the proper field platform early can drive significant long-term cost savings in both the per-unit cost of goods and recurring maintenance and support.
2. Define Communications
Transmitting information from the field (or the edge) to networked storage solutions and applications (the cloud) is fundamental to the success of IIoT applications. DMC engineers work to ensure security, data integrity, bandwidth, and transit costs are carefully optimized per application requirements. DMC consistently works with widely adopted IoT protocols like MQTT, HTTP, and AMQP, as well as less common mesh and long-range low-power wireless protocols.
In developing your preferred communications layer or protocol, consider the following:
- Encryption and security requirements
- Whether that data is one-directional or bidirectional
- How frequently does that data need to be transmitted
- Priority levels of data being transmitted
- Required bandwidth to transmit the data
- Transmission interface, e.g., via cellular modem or Ethernet
3. Determine Server Platform
DMC’s IIoT solutions are tailor-made for cloud deployment but can also be easily adapted to on-premise infrastructures. Based on the customer’s existing infrastructure, our engineers will determine whether a Microsoft-based platform, Amazon Web Services, or Google Cloud solution is right for the client. As a Microsoft Gold Partner, we have a large number of installations on Azure and many on a variety of cloud platforms, including AWS (as a member of the AWS Partner Network) and Google Cloud Services. Our team creates instances of different services, each with a different function: one that hosts the website, one that hosts the API, and another that hosts the database. This makes our provided solution modular, robust, and scalable.
4. Web Application Development
Based on the available data and any existing user interfaces, DMC’s engineers will create a “storyboard” of the website design to demonstrate how the user will interact with the system via the web application, as well as preliminary styles. Working with our internal UX/UI design team, our Application Development team will build the web application from the ground up, typically using REACT or .NET. Our engineers built a custom API to interface the data to the website. DMC can also configure and provide the data to a variety of off-the-shelf IoT solutions, such as ThingsBoard.
5. Go Live & Maintenance
We have internal processes to produce and make changes that prevent downtime on the live service. Once the solution is deployed, we will test it thoroughly with the customer and configure the devices to connect to and interact with live data. Testing this with the customer gives us the opportunity to flush out any issues and make any changes just once. DMC can allow the clients’ internal team to manage the application, or our team can provide the maintenance and support for the cloud service and application.
Industrial IoT Capabilities
- Key Benefits
- Custom MQTT Driver
- IIoT for OEMs
Benefits of Industrial IoT with DMC
DMC can act as a single point of contact for both application development and PLC programming. Many teams only handle part of an IIoT project, which can create extra coordination between systems and add project overhead. Our engineers work across the full scope of the system, helping to reduce that complexity and keep everything aligned from the control system to the cloud.
Our team supports the full development process, including PLC programming, communications, backend applications (APIs), front-end user interface development, and user interface design. As Microsoft Gold Partners, we also help set up and deploy Azure cloud solutions tailored to the application’s needs.


DMC has developed a packaged, ready-to-deploy MQTT driver to support Industrial IoT solutions. Our custom MQTT driver enables secure, bidirectional communication between Siemens PLCs and cloud-based systems. With the MQTT broker hosted in the cloud, it acts as a central hub for device communication, allowing both data transmission and control from the cloud.
This approach supports Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) applications by enabling real-time data collection and system response. Unlike many MQTT implementations, DMC’s solution allows data to be sent and received, enabling remote monitoring and control of devices.
The driver integrates directly with Siemens 1200 and 1500 PLCs without additional hardware, reducing system complexity and supporting secure communication via encryption.
DMC’s Industrial IoT solutions are well-suited for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) looking to develop connected systems without increasing hardware or operational costs.
Our approach leverages full-stack Industrial IoT development, combining device integration, cloud connectivity, and application development to build scalable, cost-effective systems. By building on existing architectures such as our MQTT driver and previous IIoT applications, we help reduce development time and ongoing expenses.
These Industrial Internet of Things solutions are particularly valuable for smaller OEMs, as they do not require additional hardware and allow for more efficient deployment of connected products.
Industrial IoT Technologies and Platforms
DMC works with a wide range of technologies to deliver Industrial IoT solutions, including:
Siemens Digital Industries
- MindSphere
- Industry 4.0
Azure Technologies
- Azure IoT
- Azure IoT Hub
- Azure IoT Edge
- Azure Stream Analytics
- Azure Functions
- Azure Cognitive Services
Certifications and Partnerships
DMC is a Microsoft Solutions Partner, a premier Siemens Solution Partner, and a National Instruments Platinum Partner. We are also a certified member of the Control Systems Integrators Association (CSIA) and have passed a third-party audit of over 200 criteria. Our partnerships and certifications recognize that DMC’s engineers are leading industry experts.
As a Siemens MindSphere Gold Partner, DMC has technical staff trained by Siemens through the MindSphere technical curriculum, multiple MindSphere applications developed or being developed, and a joint go-to-market agreement to assist our customers in achieving substantial business value through IoT technology generally and MindSphere specifically. Learn more about all of DMC’s partnerships.




















