Podcasts about iot group

In Season 4 Episode 3, Dipti Vachani – SVP and General Manager of Automotive at Arm joins Host Tom White to explore the latest automotive architecture trends for software-defined vehicles including SOAFEE (Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge), and what this means for software development and scaling across automotive. Plus, we discuss the parallel developments taking place in the automotive industry, the real advantages of SWD vehicles for both consumers and businesses, and the critical role that safety enhancement through technologies and exciting new features deployed in contemporary automotive platforms like ADAS systems and autonomous driving based on Arm play in enhancing road safety.   Sit back, relax, tune in and discover… About Dipti (01:40) Understanding SWD vehicles (04:10) What are the Simultaneous advancements in automotive (06:14) Benefits of Software-Defined Vehicles for Consumers and Businesses (09:29) Prioritizing Safety in Automotive Innovation (13:11) Scaling Automotive Technology with SOAFEE (14:46) Explaining the SOAFEE Open Standard (15:11) Lessons Learned from Implementing Software-Defined Vehicles (21:37) Making Sense of Big Data in Vehicles (28:54) Significance of Software-Defined Vehicles for OEMs (32:25) Predictions for IoT in 2023 (33:14) Viewer Questions and Quick Fire Round (35:36) And much more! Thank you to today's episode sponsors... IoT Tech Expo Europe 2023 – get your free ticket for their upcoming conference in Amsterdam or virtual (26-27th September) We can't wait to see you there! ⏩ https://www.iottechexpo.com/europe/ticket-registration-2023/ And 5V Tech! Discover how 5V Tech can help you unlock your scaling potential in cutting-edge tech and IoT, here: https://www.weare5vtech.com/ ABOUT THE GUEST Dipti is the SVP and General Manager of Automotive at Arm. She holds deep experience in IoT and software development, spearheading Arm's automotive division to deliver solutions driving new opportunities in automotive. Previous to Arm, Dipti served as VP and GM of Product Management and Customer Enablement in the IoT Group at Intel. Connect with Dipti: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dipti-vachani-0ab0398/ ABOUT ARM AUTOMOTIVE Arm is defining the future of computing. A future built by one of the most successful technology ecosystems in the world. A future built on Arm. Arm fueled the smartphone revolution and now they're redefining what's possible in cloud computing, transforming the automotive industry, enabling a thriving IoT economy, and making the metaverse a reality. As we move into a new era of transportation, Arm is powering innovation – engineering the future of software-defined, intelligent vehicles based on our world-class architecture. With new levels of connectivity, energy efficiency, and autonomy, we're building the future of mobility together. Find out more about Arm Automotive: https://www.arm.com/markets/automotive Follow Arm on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/arm/ and X (previously Twitter): https://twitter.com/Arm  ABOUT SOAFEE SOAFEE is an industry-led collaboration between companies across the automotive and technology sectors. Working together to build open-source architecture for software-defined vehicles. Together we have one single goal - to create a shared platform for vehicles using cloud-native architecture that accommodates multiple hardware configurations. By making SOAFEE hardware agnostic, we plan to simplify vehicle software solutions radically. Governing body members include the likes of AWS, Bosch, Cariad, Continental, Redhat, Suse and Woven Planet. Find out more about SOAFEE: https://www.soafee.io/#   SUBSCRIBE TO THE IOT PODCAST ON YOUR FAVOURITE LISTENING PLATFORM: https://linktr.ee/theiotpodcast Sign Up for exclusive email updates: https://theiotpodcast.com/ Contact us to become a guest/partner: https://theiotpodcast.com/contact/ Connect with host Tom White: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom5values/    

Join Mandi Kerr, Jay Andersen, and David Knapp on Thursday morning's episode of Moving ^HEMP Forward. Jay & David are co-founders of Ornavera, a Precision Agriculture company that assists growers to improve crop yield, plant quality and resources used. Both Jay & David are seasoned executives with broad and diverse global experience in building and leading organizations. They have long careers in the tech space working together at both Motorola and Intel's IoT Group. David is located in Singapore, where Ornavera is headquartered, and Jay is located in Colorado. For this morning, we'll talk about: How Ornavera come together as a company; what challenges and successes have they had as a company. Describe customers and the benefits they see from using Ornavera; what are they measuring and why; what should companies growing hemp hope to achieve by working with Ornavera; describe a typical customer journey as they use the Ornavera system; How can technology help to solve some of the issues facing the industry; What are some of the challenges they see in getting growers to adopt their technology What other interesting technologies can be adopted that enhance or are synergistic to what they are doing that would be beneficial to growers of hemp; Where do they see the industry going and how Ornavera can assist in that future.

Join Mandi Kerr, Jay Andersen, and David Knapp on Thursday morning's episode of Moving ^HEMP Forward. Jay & David are co-founders of Ornavera, a Precision Agriculture company that assists growers to improve crop yield, plant quality and resources used. Both Jay & David are seasoned executives with broad and diverse global experience in building and leading organizations. They have long careers in the tech space working together at both Motorola and Intel's IoT Group. David is located in Singapore, where Ornavera is headquartered, and Jay is located in Colorado. For this morning, we'll talk about: How Ornavera come together as a company; what challenges and successes have they had as a company. Describe customers and the benefits they see from using Ornavera; what are they measuring and why; what should companies growing hemp hope to achieve by working with Ornavera; describe a typical customer journey as they use the Ornavera system; How can technology help to solve some of the issues facing the industry; What are some of the challenges they see in getting growers to adopt their technology What other interesting technologies can be adopted that enhance or are synergistic to what they are doing that would be beneficial to growers of hemp; Where do they see the industry going and how Ornavera can assist in that future.

Customer interactions have gone digital. Whether it is shopping online, ordering food, checking into a hotel, or paying for your bill with your phone—customers expect the same level of convenience and experience online and in stores. This creates pressures for retailers to implement new technologies and transform physical spaces. But if done correctly, it could have huge benefits beyond the customer experience. For instance, imagine if retailers could use new digital experiences in stores to track and predict every touchpoint in the customer journey similarly to how they would online? With companies like meldCX and Intel®, it's becoming more and more possible. In this podcast, we talk about the evolution of customer experiences, what retailers can do to meld physical and online stores together, and what a successful omnichannel experience looks like.  Join us as we explore these ideas with: Stephen Borg, Co-Founder and CEO of meldCX Chris O'Malley, Director of Marketing for the IoT Group at Intel®Christina Cardoza, Associate Editorial Director Stephen and Chris answer our questions about: The evolution of customer experiences How retailers are adapting to the changes Top retail pain points when working with new technologies What a successful retail omnichannel looks like How to gain more value from your business Making sense of available retail data The importance of a partner ecosystem Future-proofing your technology investments Related Content For the latest innovations from meldCX, follow them on LinkedIn.

In this episode, the IoT Integrator Wire editors talk with Richard Kerslake, General manager of Industrial Controls and Robotics in Intel's IoT Group, and co-chair of the FIDO Alliance's IoT Technical Working Group. The Alliance recently released the new FIDO Device Onboard protocol, which has the potential to significantly decrease the time required to onboard IoT devices. Richard describes how the standard will help solution integrators and how it can close the security gap in IoT devices. 

In this episode, the IoT Integrator Wire editors talk with Richard Kerslake, General manager of Industrial Controls and Robotics in Intel's IoT Group, and co-chair of the FIDO Alliance's IoT Technical Working Group. The Alliance recently released the new FIDO Device Onboard protocol, which has the potential to significantly decrease the time required to onboard IoT devices. Richard describes how the standard will help solution integrators and how it can close the security gap in IoT devices. 

The modern consumer is one that no longer views interaction and engagement as a luxury – it's now an expectation for doing business with an organization, particularly in retail and hospitality.Consumers are looking for elevated engagement and end-to-end, holistic experiences, and that means, for those retailers and hospitality organizations, turning to visual and interactive experiences.On this episode of To the Edge and Beyond, brought to you by Intel's Internet of Things Group, host Daniel Litwin was joined by IoT Group Technical Lead Ben Cope and Technical Lead, Multimodal Analytics Sangeeta Ghangam. The trio tackled the challenges facing these industries in conducting those now-critical digital transformations – and what Intel and the IoT Group are doing to help.“Digitization has multiple trends in the different verticals that Intel IoT serves,” Cope said. “There's one direction of increasing operational efficiency, and another angle is the ‘wow' factor and the experiential [aspect of a business].”Operational efficiency goals can be met with solutions like self-service kiosks and other solutions that free up staff members to play other roles, while the experiential side requires more impactful solutions, such as large LED video walls or interactive smart mirrors in retail fitting rooms.Intel's solutions are designed to help organizations engage with these solutions and with the multimodal aspect of today's holistic technology suites.“The multimodality of that digital aspect is becoming more and more prominent, now,” Ghangam said. “The expectation is that the interaction has to be done in more than one way, which leads to a type of processing that has to comprehend the different data sources.”Learn more about how Intel is working to guide hospitality and retail organizations through their digital transformations by connecting with Cope and Ghangam on LinkedIn. Suggested further reading on the topics discussed:11th Gen Intel® Core™ Processors https://www.intel.co.uk/content/www/uk/en/products/docs/processors/core/11th-gen-processors.html OneAPI Toolkit https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/tools/oneapi.htmlIntel® IOT Market Ready Solutions https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/internet-of-things/market-ready-solutions/market-ready-solutions.html Touchless Technologies for Kiosks and Vending Machines https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/internet-of-things/iot-solutions/kiosk/resources/touchless-technologies-whitepaper.html COVID-19: Re-Imagining Life in a Post Pandemic World https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/internet-of-things/reimagining-life-cities-ebook.htmlBenchmarking metrics for anonymous video analytics (Queen Mary University) http://ava.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/

In our latest episode of the Omni Talk Spotlight Series, Chris Walton and Anne Mezzenga discuss all things retail and IoT with Stacey Shulman, VP Internet of Things Group & GM Health and Life Sciences and Emerging Technology. Stacey's background is fascinating. Her career in retail started at Walmart, she next started selling technology to retailers, and then became the CIO at American Apparel and an executive for Levi's. Now embarking on her almost fourth year at Intel, we ask Stacey how she leads, how she separates good innovation from bad, what "smart retail" really means, and also what excites her most about the future -- hint, it could be figuring out the technology behind scaleable, repeatable retail experiences, aka retail theater. Scaling experiences, i.e. replicating the "why" in why come to a physical store sounds easy, but it is not. Take it from us. Stacey and her team at Intel are helping the industry to figure it all out. Plus, we put Stacey through How Millennial are You? and even add a bonus question -- Star Wars or Star Trek? *Sponsored Content*

For today's episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast, Bradley Cooper, editor of Digital Signage Today, spoke with Jose Avalos, VP IoT Group and general manager of vertical industries at Intel to get his take on how the digital signage industry can address COVID-19.

For this week’s episode of “Marketing Today,” Alan talks with Alyson Griffin, vice president of global marketing at Intel, where she’s recently taken the reins as global marketing lead for Intel’s IoT Group.  During the course of their conversation, Griffin talks about her decision to leave pharmacy school in something of a seismic career shift, her subsequent decision to leave HP after 17 years for an opportunity with Intel, and her advice for young marketers. The common thread that ties those elements together: change. As Griffin explains, “For young marketers, in general, I’d say that change is good. I love change, and some people don’t, and I’ve always kind of scratched my head about that. Going into a different business unit or a different company or a different geography or even a different function…changing like that is really important — to be well-rounded, to get different experiences and different points of view.” And about change, Griffin goes on to add, “Don’t be afraid of it. I’ve done it a lot in my career, changing, and I think it’s just made me a better listener and a better leader.”  Highlights from this week’s “Marketing Today” podcast include: A funny thing happened on the way to becoming a pharmacist: Griffin talks about her decision to leave pharmacy school for a career in marketing. (1:34) An intriguing opportunity — after nearly 17 years at HP, Griffin left to build something at Intel. (5:19) Storytelling, Intel’s business transformation, and the Great Wall of China. (7:43) Griffin’s perspective on storytelling. (13:36) That’s billion with a “B” — Intel’s VR partnership with the Smithsonian. (18:48) Griffin discusses her new role at Intel leading their IoT Group. (22:47) Bringing teams closer together — Intel’s reorganization saw the company combining sales and marketing. (26:43) Her mother’s 43-year career at HP in Silicon Valley served as an inspiration to Griffin, leading her to believe that whatever it was, she could do it. (30:51) Griffin on striving to live a balanced life. (33:54) “I think marketers really have to think about tying their product to their brand and the purpose of the company as well as the ‘why’ for the consumer.” (40:28) Other resources:VR Teaching Labs Support the show.

Artificial intelligence is supposed to make your life easier, whether it’s in a consumer setting or an industrial setting. Edge computing, which is the on-premise compute component, is growing in its potential. Edge devices started as simple sensors and now they constitute complete compute platforms, in many cases. According to Jonathan Luse, General Manager of Product Planning for the IoT Group at Intel, who was this week’s Five Minutes with…guest, Intel is high on the technology and has the tools a developer needs to connect the dots in an AI-based platform.

Vicki was in the Innovation City speaking with Intel and AT&T on IoT and sensor kits, that cut back time and cost for ventures who are looking for ways to get into the Internet of Things era and wanna start small. Dipti Vachani, Vice President General Manager of strategy and solutions IoT Group at Intel, and Sunder Somasundaram, Director of IoT solutions at AT&T discuss Intel’s LIQD program and their IoT development partnership. Interviewed by Vicki Kolovou for Tech Talks Central.

In this episode of Intel Shift on SMACtalk, Daniel Newman speaks with Armughan Ahmad, Dell’s Senior VP of Hybrid Cloud and Ready Solutions. In this fast paced conversation Newman and Ahmad discuss Dell’s recent IoT announcements at their IQT day in New York City. Ahmad shared how Dell is making a massive investment in their IoT Group and what this will mean for customers and consumers as this investment is rolled out over the next three years. Additionally, this conversation sheds a light on the rapid expansion of Dell Technologies and points listeners in the right direction of better understanding the impact of the rapidly growing Edge Computing and how it will tie into current Cloud Strategies. For this and so much more, download and listen to this don’t miss podcast from Intel Shift. Armughan Ahmad - Senior Vice President and General Manager, Hybrid Cloud & Ready Solutions Armughan Ahmad serves as Senior Vice President and General Manager of Hybrid Cloud & Ready Solutions at Dell EMC, where he leads solutions and technology alliance teams globally that deliver innovative Hybrid Cloud, Software-defined, High Performance Computing (HPC), Big Data and Analytics, and Business Applications workload solutions for large enterprise, public institutions, small and medium business customers and partners. Prior to joining Dell, Armughan served as Vice President at Hewlett-Packard, where he led the growth of HP’s Enterprise group, delivering converged and secured infrastructure solutions through partner channels. Previously, Armughan held executive management roles at 3Com, Enterasys, Cabletron and other technology firms ranging from $10M start-up’s to $100bn large corporations delivering hardware, software and services solutions for vertical industries globally. Armughan is a graduate of Sheridan College, where he studied computer science. He serves on numerous non-profits boards as a passionate promoter of third world economic trade and development initiatives.