Digi International, a global leader in Internet of Things IoT connectivity, has introduced a new Model Context Protocol server to enhance AI-Driven IoT Management. The company designed this MCP server for Digi Remote Manager and Genesis. As a result, enterprises can securely connect large language model platforms such as Claude with their IoT infrastructure.
With this new launch, Digi enhances its AI-Driven IoT Management offering within an enterprise setting. The MCP server facilitates smooth interoperability between enterprise AI assistants and the Digi device management solution set. As such, enterprises can now centrally manage, monitor, and optimize their connected infrastructure and wireless WAN networks.
Furthermore, customers can leverage existing AI solutions to better engage with their device fleets. This technology enables enterprises to make faster decisions and simplifies enterprise operations. Additionally, it fosters automation within an enterprise’s distributed network.
What the MCP Server Delivers for AI-Driven IoT Management
The MCP server empowers Digi Remote Manager and Genesis users with natural language capabilities. Therefore, IT teams can query device fleets using simple prompts. They can also automate workflows and generate configuration insights instantly.
Moreover, the solution optimizes issue resolution with context-driven intelligence. By integrating enterprise AI solutions with Digi’s secure IoT device management solution, enterprises can achieve greater insight into their operations. Consequently, enterprises can optimize network performance and minimize downtime.
Notably, Digi designed the solution with enterprise-class security and governance. This practice promotes data security and ethical AI use. Meanwhile, it is also consistent with contemporary cybersecurity best practices.
Insights from Digi CEO, Ron Konezny
“Digi has always focused on making connectivity and device management more intelligent, scalable, and secure,” said Ron Konezny, President and Chief Executive Officer of Digi International. “With the launch of our MCP server for Digi Remote Manager and Genesis, we are giving customers a powerful new way to interact with their connected environments using the AI tools they already trust, unlocking faster decisions, streamlined operations, and new levels of automation across the enterprise.”
Strengthening Leadership in Secure Connectivity
This announcement follows several major milestones for Digi. Recently, the company deployed a cellular router solution powered by eSIM technology aligned with GSMA SGP.32 standards. Consequently, Digi reinforced its position in next-generation connectivity and remote SIM provisioning.
Shortly after, Digi became the first WWAN connectivity provider to achieve SOC 2 Type 2 compliance. Therefore, the company demonstrated its commitment to high standards in security, availability, and confidentiality.
With the launch of the MCP server, Digi enhances AI-Driven IoT Management. The company continues to lead in the convergence of IoT connectivity, cybersecurity, and intelligent automation. In the end, Digi helps organizations securely and efficiently manage their infrastructure in a manner that has never been possible before.
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News Source: Businesswire.com
