Vincenzo Crimi

Vincenzo Crimi

Vincenzo Crimi (Diplom-Informatiker, FH) has been working for doubleSlash since 2012 as a certified software architect in the areas of technology consulting and development, software testing and solution design, among others. He has several years of experience in IT projects and has worked for our customers BMW AG, Bundesdruckerei GmbH and Deutsche Telekom AG, among others. Vincenzo Crimi has extensive Technological expertise in the front- and baking end area. He also carries out integration work to adapt machines to the world of IoT-platforms.

Contributions from Vincenzo Crimi

Guide to the terms IIoT and Edge

IIoT or edge? Why the right solution is often a question of location

IIoT in the cloud or edge computing on-site? This article shows you how to decide on the optimal architecture for your use case—quickly, securely, and with an eye to the future.

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IoT you can touch: From greenhouses to refrigerated counters - how smart solutions measurably optimize processes

How a smart plant showcase demonstrates that IoT is more than just technology - and how you can easily implement digitalization in every area.

Architecture Canvas

The value of arc42's Architecture Canvas: A comprehensive perspective on software architecture

Software architects need tools to develop a clear and comprehensive vision for the design and structure of an application. The arc42 Architecture Canvas is a valuable tool to help architects visualize, communicate and validate their ideas.

MQTT and QUIC

MQTT vs. QUIC: Which protocol is better for IoT applications?

Communication protocols play a crucial role in the world of Internet of Things (IoT) applications. They determine how efficiently, quickly and reliably data is transferred between devices and servers. Two of the most promising protocols in this area are MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) and QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections).

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How Matter can change the IoT

Until now, there have often been problems when combining smart home products from different manufacturers. But this is set to change with the Matter connection standard. In this blog post, you can find out about the features of Matter as a new connection standard.

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