Podcasts about iot solutions

How are AI and edge computing revolutionizing the retail industry? In this episode, Bill sits down with Omar El Gohary, Vice President and General Manager of IoT Solutions at ServiceNow​​. Omar shares how AI and edge computing are transforming retail by optimizing operational efficiencies and reshaping customer experiences. He also delves into the challenges of managing distributed data, the impact of GenAI, and the opportunities for innovation in today's fast-paced retail environment.--------Key Quotes:“ Technology that is use case driven, that brings you benefit, that's where retailers have to go and that's where the benefits lie.”“You do see that retailers that have more robust processes, that have integrated their entire value chain, that are able to act on data and be proactive and not reactive, will definitely have an advantage.”“ One of the key words is how do you reduce the barrier to the adoption of the use cases, right? And that is by having the correct edge device, by having the right data approach and bringing the silos together, and having the right AI components.”--------Timestamps: (04:27) Evolving with technology in retail(06:33) Challenges in digitizing the retail industry(14:38) Technology adoption and its impact on retail(18:00) Breaking down data silos (27:03) Managing distributed data at the edge(39:03) GenAI's role in transforming retail--------Sponsor:Edge solutions are unlocking data-driven insights for leading organizations. With Dell Technologies, you can capitalize on your edge by leveraging the broadest portfolio of purpose-built edge hardware, software and services. Leverage AI where you need it; simplify your edge; and protect your edge to generate competitive advantage within your industry. Capitalize on your edge today with Dell Technologies.--------Credits:Over the Edge is hosted by Bill Pfeifer, and was created by Matt Trifiro and Ian Faison. Executive producers are Matt Trifiro, Ian Faison, Jon Libbey and Kyle Rusca. The show producer is Erin Stenhouse. The audio engineer is Brian Thomas. Additional production support from Elisabeth Plutko.--------Links:Follow Omar on LinkedInFollow Bill on LinkedInReimagining Intelligent Modern Retail: Redefining the Retail Experience for TomorrowLearn more about ServiceNow: https://www.servicenow.com/industries/retail.htmlhttps://www.servicenow.com/products/retail-operations.htmlhttps://www.servicenow.com/company/media/press-room/now-assist-ai-industry-solutions.html

In this episode of the Mr. Beacon Podcast, Matan Epstein from Wiliot discusses the real-world impact of ambient IoT, from tracking COVID-19 vaccine temperatures to optimizing supply chains. With over 50 pilot projects, Matan shares insights on deploying battery-free Bluetooth tags, providing continuous visibility into goods movement, and improving operational efficiency. He also reflects on his career, problem-solving approach, and love for music. Tune in for an expert's perspective on how ambient IoT is transforming industries.Matan's Favorite Songs:“Lovely Day” by Bill Withers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfcTgnpo3vI“Sweet Water” by Meir Ariel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeHj6qfsVmM“I'm Coming Home” by Skylar Grey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k84QxVJd0tI Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Discover the future of construction technology with Adam Livesay from Elevāt as he discusses the revolutionary impact of IoT (Internet of Things) on the industry. Learn how Elevāt is transforming the way construction companies manage their equipment, leading to significant improvements in efficiency, productivity, and cost savings. Watch Here Huge thanks to our partners and sponsors Heavy Industry Tour Partner

With a rich history spanning nearly 160 years, Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Co. has evolved from a think tank focused on preventing steam boiler explosions to a leader in engineering, technology, and insurance solutions. Hear John Riggs, Chief Technology Officer and Head of Applied Technology Solutions, share how HSB is deploying advanced technology to deliver what it calls a "connect and protect" risk management strategy. Riggs shares insights into HSB's approach to technology-enabled risk prevention and protection, highlighting the company's focus on sensor solutions, risk solutions, and data solutions. The conversationexplores HSB's collaborative ecosystem, upcoming product innovations, and the impact of technology on loss prevention. HSB is partnering with tech giants like Amazon to develop advanced sensor technologies, including an exciting new credit card-sized sensor that could transform property protection. Join us as we uncover how HSB is leveraging IoT, data solutions, and strategic partnerships to stay at the forefront of the industry and better serve its clients.ResourcesHartford Steam Boiler (HSB) websiteTing by Whisker LabsAmazon Sidewalk networkWINT Water Intelligence Predict & Prevent website: www.predictandprevent.orgSign up for our weekly Predict & Prevent newsletter: www.predictandprevent.org/newsletter

TechBurst Talks Season 4 Episode 2 IoT Re-Imagined: Practicality over Promises In this episode of the Tech Burst Talks podcast, host Charles interviews Gerhard Loots, CEO of Kallipr.  Gerhard discusses his transition from running the IoT business at Telstra, Australia's largest telecoms operator, to a startup environment, his current role at Kallipr and the company's innovative IoT solutions. He elaborates on Kallipr's unique approaches to sensor technology, total cost of ownership, and real-world applications in industries like rail and water management.  The conversation also touches on global IoT market trends, including the rise of India as a tech superpower and the impact of satellite connectivity. Gerhard shares personal anecdotes and offers a glimpse into his future vision for Kallipr, emphasising digitising infrastructure and leveraging AI for efficient data management. 00:40 Welcome Back, Gerhard Loots! 00:48 Career Transition: From Telstra to Kallipr 02:40 Introducing Kallipr 03:51 Competing in the Global Market 04:52 Focus on Total Cost of Ownership 06:35 Real-World Use Cases and Success Stories 11:00 Fun with B2B Marketing 13:30 Future Plans for Kallipr 19:00 Industry Insights and Market Trends 32:40 Personal Stories and Fun Questions 38:00 Closing Remarks and Farewell  

Today, host Saji Sebastian, the founder and principal advisor at FM Future Labs, talks with Manoj Parekh the managing director at OCS Group India, Kiran Rao the President at Peppermint Robotics, and Srikumar Narayan the founder and CEO of WINAIM Limited. Together they discuss the adoption of technology and digital applications in facilities management. They touch on how technology, such as IoT solutions and automation, enhances operational efficiency, resource planning, security, and tenant satisfaction. They also explore emerging trends like mobility, AR/VR, and AI in FM, while addressing the challenges of initial investment costs and the importance of making technology user-friendly to overcome resistance to change.  Connect with Us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ifmaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/InternationalFacilityManagementAssociation/Twitter: https://twitter.com/IFMAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ifma_hq/YouTube: https://youtube.com/ifmaglobalVisit us at https://ifma.org

In this podcast, Erik hosts Ron Konezny from Digi, a company with a long-standing history in providing reliable hardware but has evolved to become a solutions provider focusing on IoT. Ron details his journey from his initial steps in the wireless communications industry to his role in integrating technology and business models at Digi, aiming to transform it into a solutions provider with a significant portion of its revenue being recurring. They discuss how IoT has evolved, the importance of considering a holistic system rather than fragmented pieces, and the challenges of managing IoT solutions. Ron emphasizes the shift towards hardware-enabled recurring revenue models and the integration of software and services to create more resilient and adaptable solutions. The conversation covers the role of AI in refining IoT data analysis, the potential and limitations of technologies like 5G and LoRa, and the strategic movement towards offering more comprehensive IoT solutions that allow customers to focus on leveraging data insights. Additionally, Ron reflects on Digi's venture into vertical integration with SmartSense, offering a turnkey IoT solution for condition monitoring, underlining the importance of domain expertise in developing impactful IoT applications. 00:11 The Evolution of IoT and Digi's Journey 01:32 The Transformation from Hardware to Solutions Provider 02:29 Navigating the IoT Landscape: Challenges and Opportunities 04:30 The Role of Services in IoT Solutions 16:27 Exploring Use Cases and the Impact of IoT 31:53 The Future of IoT: Technologies and Trends 36:24 Digi's Strategic Focus and Vision for IoT

During the conversation, Alex shares her journey from retail to the IoT industry and her passion for simplifying IoT solutions. She also discusses her role as an executive producer for the film 'After Closing' and emphasizes the importance of making others feel great in sales and networking.Alex is an experienced sales leader with a consistent multi-million-dollar growth track record. She has extensive background in partner sales, client development, creative problem solving and team building. She has Successfully managed and promoted multiple employees throughout her career. She has extensive experience selling to a variety of industry verticals: Healthcare, Manufacturing, Construction, Oil & Gas, Hospitality, HVAC, Mobility, Agriculture, and Retail. Alex has spent a large part of the last two years consulting businesses on how to go to market with IoT Solutions. In addition, she is an executive producer for a film called: After Closing. Learn more about her: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexmartny/Video from My Devices on "Things IoT people say"- https://youtu.be/MEHitVDh15A?si=70VlX8MavmSTqQHfSupport the show

In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Richard Beranek, Managing Partner and Engineering Lead to Brash Inc, joins Ryan Chacon to discuss custom versus off-the-shelf IoT solutions. They cover what off-the-shelf and custom IoT solutions are, combining them, risks and things to consider, factors that influence the decision between them, and advice for companies starting their IoT journey. Dr. Richard Beranek has a Bachelor of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering and a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, both from Carleton University. In 2012, he co-founded GaitTronics to commercialize SoloWalk, a robotic walker used in early mobilization rehabilitation. He would go on to form Brash Inc. in 2017, leading the product design and development of new devices, consumer electronics, robotics, software, and IoT products. Brash Inc. is in the business of collectively finding creative solutions to interesting problems. Whether it's starting the next big idea or revamping an existing one, they partner with clients to deliver customized solutions from the initial scribble all the way to market (and anywhere in between). Their team of innovators include designers, engineers, software developers, data scientists, and researchers that are not only technical experts in their respective fields, but also well-versed in the startup journey and the various stages of product development. Alongside with you, they dig into developing products that fuse design and engineering to create intuitive customer experiences. Discover more about IoT at https://www.iotforall.com More about Brash: https://www.brashinc.com/ Connect with Richard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardberanek/ Our sponsor: https://www.wildernesslabs.co/ (00:00) Sponsor (00:21) Intro (00:31) Richard Beranek and Brash Inc. (02:16) What are off-the-shelf IoT solutions? (04:11) Custom IoT solutions (05:40) Hybrid approach: combining off-the-shelf and custom (10:52) Impact of legacy infrastructure on IoT solution choice (12:02) What other factors influence custom vs off-the-shelf? (21:06) Advice for companies starting their IoT journey (22:22) Learn more and follow up SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwm​ Join Our Newsletter: https://www.iotforall.com/iot-newsletter Follow Us on Social: https://linktr.ee/iot4all Check out the IoT For All Media Network: https://www.iotforall.com/podcast-overview

In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Ian Itz from Iridium joins Ryan Chacon to discuss satellite connectivity in IoT solutions. We cover the key differentiators of satellite IoT companies, the benefits of different types of constellations, and the different sectors where we anticipate growth in satellite connectivity adoption. Ian also highlights the limitations of satellite IoT connectivity and predicts consolidation of satellite IoT players, more standardization in the space, and innovations around form factor and power consumption. Ian Itz is the the Director of Iridium's IoT Line of Business. He previously held roles within the company as Senior Product Manager, Global M2M Data Services and Associate Director, Business Development, Satellite IoT. Prior to Iridium, Ian held roles at Comtech and RPC. He received both a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Bachelor of Arts degree in Government and International Politics from George Mason University. Iridium is the only mobile voice and data satellite communications network that spans the entire globe. Iridium enables connections between people, organizations, and assets to and from anywhere in real time. Together with its ecosystem of partner companies, Iridium delivers an innovative and rich portfolio of reliable solutions for markets that require truly global communications. Discover more about satellite IoT at https://www.iotforall.com More about Iridium: https://www.iridium.com Connect with Ian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-itz-4b094610/ Our sponsor: https://blues.com (00:00) Intro (00:10) Ian Itz and Iridium (01:58) Understanding satellite IoT (03:43) Evolution and maturity of satellite IoT (06:05) What differentiates satellite IoT companies? (11:47) Future growth and applications of satellite IoT (14:24) Satellite IoT in environmental and safety monitoring (19:05) Challenges and limitations of satellite IoT (21:34) Looking ahead: satellite IoT in 2024 (23:41) Learn more and follow up SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwm​ Join Our Newsletter: https://www.iotforall.com/iot-newsletter Follow Us on Social: https://linktr.ee/iot4all Check out the IoT For All Media Network: https://www.iotforall.com/podcast-overview

In this episode, our resident Business Ninja Andrew speaks with Martin Crouse, Sales Manager at InHand Networks.InHand Networks provides IoT solutions for various vertical markets including Smart Grid, Industrial Automation, Remote Machine Monitoring, Smart Vending, Smart City, Retail, and more. Proudly bearing the marks of AWS Select Technology Partner, Schneider Electric CAPP Technology Partner, and Rockwell Automation Encompass Product Partner in Asia-Pacific, InHand Networks is dedicated to helping businesses accelerate business digital transformation with innovative IoT technologies.Learn more: https://inhandnetworks.com/ -----Do you want to be interviewed for your business?  Schedule time with us, and we'll create a podcast like this for your business:  https://www.WriteForMe.io/-----https://www.facebook.com/writeforme.iohttps://www.instagram.com/writeforme.io/https://twitter.com/writeformeiohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/writeforme/ https://www.pinterest.com/andysteuer/Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!

With the recent acquisition of Twilio IoT by KORE Wireless, the IoT market will only see more consolidation. Romil Bahl, President and CEO of KORE Wireless, joins Ryan Chacon on the IoT For All Podcast to discuss IoT market conditions and the Twilio IoT acquisition. They also cover hyperscalers, what makes certain IoT companies succeed and others fail, challenges in the IoT market, and the success model for IoT companies going forward. Romil Bahl serves as President and CEO of KORE. He brings nearly 30 years of experience delivering high growth among SaaS and IoT companies. Prior to KORE, Romil served as President and CEO of Lochbridge, a leading technology consulting and solutions provider in the IoT and digital enablement space. Before that, as EVP and GM of Global Industries for CSC, Romil led the industry go-to-market dimension across the ~$9 billion commercial business unit, creating global growth strategies and expanding CSC's global footprint into offerings such as cloud, cybersecurity, and big data. Earlier, Romil was CEO of a data analytics-focused public company and had leadership roles at Kearney, Infosys, and Deloitte. Romil earned an MBA from The University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor of Engineering degree from the Directorate of Marine Engineering & Technology in Kolkata, India. KORE is the global pure-play IoT hyperscaler and provider of IoT Connectivity, Solutions, and Analytics. Through a robust portfolio, they simplify the complexities of IoT by allowing their customers to Build, Deploy, Manage, and Scale IoT. KORE has a depth of solutions and experience offering products and services for their key verticals of Connected Health, Fleet, Industrial, Logistics, and Communications. Discover more about IoT at https://www.iotforall.com More about KORE Wireless: https://www.korewireless.com Connect with Romil: https://www.linkedin.com/in/romilbahl/  Key Questions and Topics from this Episode: (00:00) Welcome to the IoT For All Podcast (00:52) Introduction to Romil and KORE Wireless (02:26) Twilio IoT acquisition by KORE Wireless (07:37) IoT market conditions and consolidation (11:07) What is a hyperscaler? (14:47) What makes certain IoT companies succeed? (19:55) Challenges in the IoT market (24:14) Success model for IoT companies in the future (26:37) Learn more and follow up  SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwm​ Join Our Newsletter: https://www.iotforall.com/iot-newsletter Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iotforall Check out the IoT For All Media Network: https://www.iotforall.com/podcast-overview

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly growing technology that is revolutionizing the way we live. IoT solutions for safety are becoming increasingly popular as people look for ways to protect themselves and their families. IoT solutions can be used to monitor environmental conditions, detect falls, provide medical assistance, and more. Essence Group produces IoT devices for various industries around the world.SmartCare - Aging in Place TechnologyFor many seniors, living alone can become a challenge. However, giving up your autonomy can be a big change that many refuse to accept. For this, Essence has SmartCare, a line of connected devices to allow seniors to age in place. SmartCare devices include a wristband, an in-home monitor, and an app that helps both seniors and their caregivers keep track of vital signs. This way, seniors can maintain their independence while still maintaining the security they need. SmartCare devices can also be used to detect falls or other medical emergencies so help can be dispatched quickly.With SmartCare, seniors can enjoy their freedom with the peace of mind that help is only a few taps away. SmartCare devices are also an invaluable asset to healthcare professionals. Doctors and nurses can access vital signs remotely to provide better care in real time, especially when patients may not be able to come in for regular checkups. SmartCare also allows medical personnel to keep a closer eye on their patients, ensuring that any changes or issues are caught quickly. This helps seniors get the care they need and gives healthcare professionals peace of mind knowing that they are doing everything they can to help.The SmartCare system is designed with both patient privacy and security in mind. All vital data is transmitted securely with the highest encryption standards in place. This means that seniors can rest assured knowing that their sensitive health information is safe and secure. SmartCare also offers a variety of privacy options so that users can choose how much of their data they want to share, helping them stay in control of their own health records.SmartCare helps seniors to stay connected with their caregivers while providing an easy way for healthcare professionals to keep an eye on their patients and provide proactive care. With SmartCare, seniors can access their health records and track vital signs from the comfort of their own homes. This allows them to stay up-to-date with their medical information as well as get help quickly if any changes are detected. SmartCare also helps seniors stay connected to their healthcare providers, with easy-to-use appointment reminders and other helpful notifications.SmartCare is designed with privacy and security in mind, so that seniors can have peace of mind when entrusting their data to the platform. The system is compliant with HIPAA regulations, and any data stored in the system is kept secure using the latest encryption technologies. The platform is also easy to use - seniors can access their health records via a secure web portal or mobile app, making it convenient to stay informed about their healthcare.Secure with MyShieldWhen we think about connected devices, most of us immediately think about security. Essence produces a full line of security products to keep you and your loved ones safe at home.MyShield is a revolutionary product that is designed to help protect against break-ins. It works by using emotion sensors to detect a break-in and then releasing a non-toxic fog that quickly fills up a room in 30 seconds. This fog makes it impossible for the perpetrator to see what they are stealing, thus making it much harder for them to get away with the crime. Additionally, the device has a battery that lasts up to a year and a half, an LTE chip, and it is easy to attach to the wall.MyShield is already popular in Europe, where it has sold over a million units to Verisher. It is now being introduced to the US market and is suitable for both commercial and residential use. This includes small businesses, AMPMs, jewelry stores, gun shops, cannabis shops, and more. The price point for the device is reasonable, ranging from the fives, and it can also be used in the RV market, boats, and other second homes.Overall, MyShield is a great product that provides a secure way to protect against break-ins. It is easy to install and use, and its non-toxic fog quickly fills up a room, making it impossible for perpetrators to see what they are stealing. With MyShield, people can feel safe and secure knowing that their safety is being taken care of.Learn moreAs Essence does not sell its products directly to consumers, you won't be looking for their brand in stores. However, you can head to their website in order to find the list of providers who sell their technology as part of a solution.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly growing technology that is revolutionizing the way we live. IoT solutions for safety are becoming increasingly popular as people look for ways to protect themselves and their families. IoT solutions can be used to monitor environmental conditions, detect falls, provide medical assistance, and more. Essence Group produces IoT devices for various industries around the world.SmartCare - Aging in Place TechnologyFor many seniors, living alone can become a challenge. However, giving up your autonomy can be a big change that many refuse to accept. For this, Essence has SmartCare, a line of connected devices to allow seniors to age in place. SmartCare devices include a wristband, an in-home monitor, and an app that helps both seniors and their caregivers keep track of vital signs. This way, seniors can maintain their independence while still maintaining the security they need. SmartCare devices can also be used to detect falls or other medical emergencies so help can be dispatched quickly.With SmartCare, seniors can enjoy their freedom with the peace of mind that help is only a few taps away. SmartCare devices are also an invaluable asset to healthcare professionals. Doctors and nurses can access vital signs remotely to provide better care in real time, especially when patients may not be able to come in for regular checkups. SmartCare also allows medical personnel to keep a closer eye on their patients, ensuring that any changes or issues are caught quickly. This helps seniors get the care they need and gives healthcare professionals peace of mind knowing that they are doing everything they can to help.The SmartCare system is designed with both patient privacy and security in mind. All vital data is transmitted securely with the highest encryption standards in place. This means that seniors can rest assured knowing that their sensitive health information is safe and secure. SmartCare also offers a variety of privacy options so that users can choose how much of their data they want to share, helping them stay in control of their own health records.SmartCare helps seniors to stay connected with their caregivers while providing an easy way for healthcare professionals to keep an eye on their patients and provide proactive care. With SmartCare, seniors can access their health records and track vital signs from the comfort of their own homes. This allows them to stay up-to-date with their medical information as well as get help quickly if any changes are detected. SmartCare also helps seniors stay connected to their healthcare providers, with easy-to-use appointment reminders and other helpful notifications.SmartCare is designed with privacy and security in mind, so that seniors can have peace of mind when entrusting their data to the platform. The system is compliant with HIPAA regulations, and any data stored in the system is kept secure using the latest encryption technologies. The platform is also easy to use - seniors can access their health records via a secure web portal or mobile app, making it convenient to stay informed about their healthcare.Secure with MyShieldWhen we think about connected devices, most of us immediately think about security. Essence produces a full line of security products to keep you and your loved ones safe at home.MyShield is a revolutionary product that is designed to help protect against break-ins. It works by using emotion sensors to detect a break-in and then releasing a non-toxic fog that quickly fills up a room in 30 seconds. This fog makes it impossible for the perpetrator to see what they are stealing, thus making it much harder for them to get away with the crime. Additionally, the device has a battery that lasts up to a year and a half, an LTE chip, and it is easy to attach to the wall.MyShield is already popular in Europe, where it has sold over a million units to Verisher. It is now being introduced to the US market and is suitable for both commercial and residential use. This includes small businesses, AMPMs, jewelry stores, gun shops, cannabis shops, and more. The price point for the device is reasonable, ranging from the fives, and it can also be used in the RV market, boats, and other second homes.Overall, MyShield is a great product that provides a secure way to protect against break-ins. It is easy to install and use, and its non-toxic fog quickly fills up a room, making it impossible for perpetrators to see what they are stealing. With MyShield, people can feel safe and secure knowing that their safety is being taken care of.Learn moreAs Essence does not sell its products directly to consumers, you won't be looking for their brand in stores. However, you can head to their website in order to find the list of providers who sell their technology as part of a solution.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

This week's visiting professor is John Riggs, CTO & SVP Applied Technology Solutions at HSB- Hartford Steam Boiler. John joins us to discuss the impact of IoT solutions on the multi-family industry and the recent partnership between HSB and Leonardo247. To learn more about HSB, visit https://www.munichre.com/hsb/en.html About the Apartment Academy: The Apartment Academy podcast is hosted by Leonardo247 founder, CEO, and Professor of Property, Daniel Cunningham. Each 20 to 30 minute episode features an insightful and educational conversation with a leader in the multifamily industry. Check out all the episodes and subscribe to get the latest episodes as they release here: https://lnkd.in/gkajWmFS

Guest Bio - Kevin HolbrookHigh-Energy Technologist and Internet of Things and Connected Industry veteran, having worked for most of the last decade designing, developing, and deploying IoT Solutions. I have worked across the Connected Industry ecosystem from early-stage start-ups through multi-national enterprises, providing insight, guidance, and hands-on implementation assistance with Connection Product solutions. I am currently focused on helping Google Customers achieve their vision of a Connected future through my work on the GCP team. If you are interested in chatting about IoT in general or my work with ThingWorx, Google, and Microsoft, please message me! How do we deliver high-impact solutions quickly?By learning from our past successes

Dave Smith is the Vice President of IoT Solutions at GetWireless. He is responsible for technical advisement and thought leadership around products, solutions, and services. Dave is a tenured information technology professional skilled in LPWAN, IoT, wireless technologies, telecommunications, software development, testing, and embedded systems. David began his career at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and prior to joining GetWireless, served as CTO and Director for two innovative IT and IoT hardware manufacturers in the Twin Cities area.GetWireless is a leading Value-Added Distributor of cellular solutions that connect the Internet of Things. By supporting a strong portfolio of embedded modules, end-device modems, intelligent gateways, and signal boosters, GetWireless is able to supply the most advantageous cellular solution for each new IoT application.

For the tech industry, finding solutions is a daily priority. So, the discovery of new and improved solutions is always a constant goal for the advancement of this.In a new episode of “To the Edge and Beyond,” host Michelle Dawn Mooney interviewed Intel Product Engineer Sean Williams, and IOTech CTO Jim White, to discuss how the two companies collaborate on IoT and edge computing software solutions with industry end customers.In the last several years much has changed in tech and a lot of that change has been bolstered by companies starting to take more initiative.According to White, less focus on doing trials, and rather applying them is driving better outcomes. “We're really seeing IOT and Edge emerge as technologies and companies are no longer playing and experimenting with, they're now putting solutions in the field. So, playtime's over — they're having to put things out there that are actually scalable, working, getting real results with their money,” said White.Finding better solutions with a platform that can offer a multitude of answers is the basis of EdgeX. Williams said it's similar to an all-in-one but more so a, “... Common platform, a common solution that can solve, if not all, or some of their use cases or a majority of them,” said Williams.He added that companies tend to have separate solutions for specific problems, but these answers are not exactly foolproof either. “Particularly, we can find some companies will have five different solutions, some five different use cases, but neither one of those solutions can talk to each other or share data and that's kind of where EdgeX comes in at. It's a … platform. It allows you to talk to heterogeneous devices that can then solve different types of use cases.”Connect with Sean Williams and Jim White on LinkedIn. Visit the EdgeX website to learn more about open-source IoT device connectivity and edge computing.Subscribe to this channel on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts to hear more from the Intel Network and Edge Solutions Group.

Esta semana el programa se ha emitido en directo desde el Congreso (IOTSWC), celebrado en Barcelona, donde hemos podido conocer las innovaciones desarrolladas con tecnologías disruptivas como la Inteligencia Artificial, los Gemelos Digitales, el Internet de las Cosas o la Realidad Aumentada. En el marco de este certamen hemos podido hablar con Miquel Darnés i Cirera y Ricard Nogués i Parra, decano y vicedecano respectivamente del Colegio de Graduados e Ingenieros Técnicos Industriales de Barcelona, quienes nos han explicado la actividad y las expectativas de futuro del Colegio que dirigen. “La ingeniería es necesaria para que la sociedad siga avanzando y para mejorar la calidad de vida y la seguridad de las personas”, ha manifestado Darnés y Cirera.

Welcome to IoT Coffee Talk #76 where we have a chat about all things IoT over a cup of coffee or two with some of the industry's leading business minds, thought leaders and technologists in a totally unscripted, organic format. Thanks for joining us. Sit back with a cup of Joe and enjoy the morning banter. In this installment, we celebrate Rob Tiffany winning the IoT Solutions Leader of the Year 2021 award at IoT World 2021! We are so proud of our fellow coffee drinking bro! Listen in and celebrate Thunderstruck!Thanks for listening to us! Watch episodes at http://iotcoffeetalk.com/. Your hosts include Leonard Lee, Stephanie Atkinson, Marc Pous, David Vasquez, Rob Tiffany, Bill Pugh, Rick Bullotta and special guests. We support Elevate Our Kids to bridge the digital divide by bringing K-12 computing devices and connectivity to support kids' education in under-resourced communities. Please donate.

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In this episode, the IoT Integrator Wire editors talk with Lesek Demont, Global OT-SI Strategy Manager at Intel. Lesek focuses on Intel's channel strategy with an emphasis on management of partner relationships and channel partner development. She has more than 15 years of experience in partner programs and IoT partner business development. She discusses what is fueling the demand for solutions in IoT today and what we can expect in the future. Lesek describes how Intel built its thriving ecosystem of 480+ market-ready IoT solutions that have now been deployed more than 50,000 times globally. She also offers advice for solution integrators on how to join Intel's ecosystem and form cohesive, successful technology alliances.

In this episode, the IoT Integrator Wire editors talk with Lesek Demont, Global OT-SI Strategy Manager at Intel. Lesek focuses on Intel's channel strategy with an emphasis on management of partner relationships and channel partner development. She has more than 15 years of experience in partner programs and IoT partner business development. She discusses what is fueling the demand for solutions in IoT today and what we can expect in the future. Lesek describes how Intel built its thriving ecosystem of 480+ market-ready IoT solutions that have now been deployed more than 50,000 times globally. She also offers advice for solution integrators on how to join Intel's ecosystem and form cohesive, successful technology alliances.

Today I'm chatting with Katy Pusch, Senior Director of Product and Integration for Cox2M. Katy describes the lessons she's learned around making sure that the “juice is always worth the squeeze” for new users to adopt data solutions into their workflow. She also explains the methodologies she'd recommend to data & analytics professionals to ensure their IOT and data products are widely adopted. Listen in to find out why this former analyst turned data product leader feels it's crucial to focus on more than just delivering data or AI solutions, and how spending more time upfront performing qualitative research on users can wind up being more efficient in the long run than jumping straight into development.   Highlights/ Skip to: What Katy does at Cox2M, and why the data product manager role is so hard to define (01:07) Defining the value of the data in workflows and how that's approached at Cox2M (03:13) Who buys from Cox2M and the customer problems that Katy's product solves (05:57) How Katy approaches the zero-to-one process of taking IOT sensor data and turning it into a customer experience that provides a valuable solution (08:00) What Katy feels best motivates the adoption of a new solution for users (13:21) Katy describes how she spends more time upfront before development to ensure she's solving the right problems for users (16:13) Katy's views on the importance of data science & analytics pros being able to communicate in the language of their audience (20:47) The differences Katy sees between designing data products for sophisticated data users vs a broader audience (24:13) The methods Katy uses to effectively perform qualitative research and her triangulation method to surface the real needs of end users (27:29) Katy's views on the most valuable skills for future data product managers (35:24)   Quotes from Today's Episode “I've had the opportunity to get a little bit closer to our customers than I was in the beginning parts of my tenure here at Cox2M. And it's just like a SaaS product in the sense that the quality of your data is still dependent on your customers' workflows and their ability to engage in workflows that supply accurate data. And it's been a little bit enlightening to realize that the same is true for IoT.” – Katy Pusch (02:11)   “Providing insights to executives that are [simply] interesting is not really very impactful. You want to provide things that are actionable and that drive the business forward.” – Katy Pusch (4:43)   “So, there's one side of it, which is [the] happy path: figure out a way to embed your product in the customer's existing workflow. That's where the most success happens. But in the situation we find ourselves in right now with [this IoT solution], we do have to ask them to change their workflow.”-- Katy Pusch (12:46)   “And the way to communicate [the insight to other stakeholders] is not with being more precise with your numbers [or adding] statistics. It's just to communicate the output of your analysis more clearly to the person who needs to be able to make a decision.” -- Katy Pusch (23:15)   “You have to define ‘What decision is my user making on a repeated basis that is worth building something that it does automatically?' And so, you say, ‘What are the questions that my user needs answers to on a repeated basis?' … At its essence, you're answering three or four questions for that user [that] have to be the most important [...] questions for your user to add value. And that can be a difficult thing to derive with confidence.” – Katy Pusch (25:55)   “The piece of workflow [on the IOT side] that's really impactful there is we're asking for an even higher degree of change management in that case because we're asking them to attach this device to their vehicle, and then detach it at a different point in time and there's a procedure in the solution to allow for that, but someone at the dealership has to engage in that process. So, there's a change management in the workflow that the juice has to be worth the squeeze to encourage a customer to embark in that journey with you.” – Katy Pusch (12:08)   “Finding people in your organization who have the appetite to be cross-functionally educated, particularly in a data arena, is very important [to] help close some of those communication gaps.” – Katy Pusch (37:03)

How do you connect 4,000 IoT bikes for a council, while making sure the connectivity consistently and reliably delivers crucial data about the city's infrastructure?With thousands of free bikes and cycle training, Birmingham City Council set out to promote healthier, greener lifestyles for their citizens. But the sensors on the bikes needed strong, reliable connectivity, so critical information like air quality and traffic flow could be delivered, regardless of where their citizens cycled. It was clear only intelligent IoT connectivity could help, so we teamed up with our partner to deliver a solution that would make a serious impact on the city's carbon footprint and traffic congestion problem. Our Sales Director Bernie McPhillips and our Operations Director Chris Romeika tell the story of how we made it happen in our latest podcast: from the nano SIMs, to the IoT sensors, to the revenue our partner earned. 

In the episode, Eric and Calum also talk about how the market conditions have affected the industry and the challenges companies face. The podcast is wrapped up with a high-level discussion on where the industry is headed and information on Leverege's IoT playbook.The Leverege playbook is a free guide developed to be a roadmap for success for any IoT solution provider. It distills years of hands-on experience in helping companies navigate the complex world of IoT, develop and sell large-scale IoT solutions, and launch new data-driven businesses. Access the playbook here: https://www.leverege.com/playbookCalum is fascinated by philosophy, technology, and their intersection, with a deep optimism for how human choices and technological innovation can be combined to create a better future. Calum is currently COO of Leverege, an Internet of Things (IoT) applications development platform.Leverege's mission is to enable and accelerate the digital transformation of all organizations, amplifying their human potential by providing software products and managed services that help them successfully develop and deploy IoT-enabled enterprise asset management solutions. Industry leaders around the globe trust Leverege to launch innovative IoT-enabled asset management applications to optimize operations, increase revenue, and delight customers.

Is your company equipped to empower hybrid work experiences at home, in the office, or anywhere? This new era of work requires a new approach, one that enables you to safely welcome workers back into their workplaces, while enabling flexible operational models. In this episode, I am joined by a panel of experts, including Bob Cicero, Cisco Americas Smart Building Leader; David Robinson, MechoShade Director of Automation; Dwight Stewart, Igor Founder; Giovanni Frezza, Molex Director Digital Enterprise and IoT Solutions; and Dannion Smith, Teknion Director of Ergonomic Initiatives to learn about the exciting potential of smart building technology. In our discussion, they define smart buildings, outline the making of Cisco's very own Penn 1 office in Manhattan, discuss meeting sustainability goals, and more! To learn more about Cisco Penn 1 office, the companies mentioned in the episode, and smart building technology check out the resources below: - Cisco Penn One virtual reality experience: cs.co/penn1 - Cisco Smart buildings: cs.co/smartbuilding - Molex: https://www.molexces.com/coresync/ - MechoShade: https://www.mechoshade.com/solutions/poe/ - Igor: www.igor-tech.com - Teknion: teknion.com/poe - Teknion table animation: https://www.teknion.com/workwell#section-PoE-lzVNCz1n46

James and Ryan open the podcast by talking about the background of InnerSpace and some of the specific use cases the company focuses on. James then discusses the impact he's seen COVID have on the IoT industry. He then talks about what indoorology is and the importance it has for customer education and adoption. Ryan and James wrap up the podcast with a high-level conversation around challenges in adoption and advice for companies beginning their IoT journey.James Wu has dedicated the last 20 years to building award-winning products for notable technology startups, including Platform Computing, Rypple and Kobo. Playing a pivotal role at each company, James made and led product development while honing his understanding of what it takes to develop a team, product, and company from early days to global success. At Kobo, the primary competitor to Amazon Kindle, James was the conceptual visionary for the company's unique and award-winning tablet user experience and the primary inventor of more than 30 patents related to user experience design. He was responsible for setting the strategic direction for Kobo's complete portfolio of products, including websites, mobile apps, and award-winning eReading devices. Managing large teams of exceptionally talented experience designers, interaction architects, industrial and mechanical designers, researchers and prototypers, James stewarded their abilities to deliver the world-class Kobo eReading experience across all platforms and with a localized experience in 22 countries. Before beginning his professional career, James earned a Ph.D. in Computer Science at Queen's University.

In S2 episode 24, Francis Cepero - Director of Vertical Market Solutions at A1 Digital joins the show to talk about all things digital transformation - from what needs to be considered when moving forward with IoT

The podcast opens up with Dan talking about his background and what eleven-x does before getting into deeper conversations around specific verticals of eleven-x. Dan and Ryan also discuss how accepting cities are to IoT, advice for cities looking to adopt it, and important aspects of smart city solutions. They wrap up the podcast with a high-level conversation regarding challenges in the IoT industry.As President and CEO of eleven-x, Dan is responsible for the vision and growth of the company, which is the leader in providing complete, high-performance, wireless IoT and Smart City solutions for intelligent cities, campuses, buildings, and industry. He has a proven executive management track record and more than 35 years of experience driving the development of various technology ventures, ranging from start-ups to multinationals, creating more than $1 billion in shareholder value. Dan is also an active member of the innovation ecosystem as General Partner in Stand-up Ventures, a Toronto-based, seed-stage venture capital fund focused on investing in high-growth technology ventures. Dan started his career at IBM, where he held various positions during a ten-year career, including being part of the founding leadership team at Celestica Inc, a Canadian multinational electronics manufacturing services (EMS) company previously part of IBM. He earned an MBA from York University's Schulich School of Business, a B.S in Electrical Engineering from McMaster University, and holds a professional engineering license from the Professional Engineers Ontario.

In S2 episode 23, Ralph Varcoe MD and Chief Growth Officer at Connexin joins the show to talk about the impact of smart cities

The podcast opens up with Shahan and Joseph talking about TensorIoT and the use cases of their work before getting into how and when TensorIoT joins a company's IoT journey. They then discuss picking the right tech for your solution and how it can fit into a business without overhauling company processes. Ryan, Shahan, and Joseph wrap up the podcast with a conversation about the importance of the cloud in IoT applications and when edge computing or hybrid solutions may be more applicable.Shahan Krakirian helps the Product Team to develop and refine TensorIoT products. His favorite part of the job: "Many jobs are repetitive – mine is not. We're constantly challenged (and growing) in an ever-changing environment, but always given the support to excel." Outside of work, Shahan enjoys rock climbing.Joseph Melendez is a software engineer leading the IoT team. He's dedicated to addressing customer needs, working in multiple programming languages, having expertise in Amazon Web Services, and hands-on experience with the hardware needed to bring their vision to life. Driven to learn from new experiences continuously and eager to address questions and concerns in the ever-changing tech landscape. He graduated from the California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, with a major in Computer Engineering and a minor in Mathematics.

The podcast opens up with a discussion around MistyWest, the industries they focus on, and the current state of engineering in IoT. Ryan and Taylor then talk about where engineering firms add the most value to an IoT solution and how the chip shortage has affected companies within the industry. They wrap up the podcast by breaking down challenges Taylor has seen IoT companies encounter.Taylor has over 15 years of experience working in hardware product development and is a founding employee and CEO of MistyWest. He graduated from Engineering Physics at UBC, has worked on medical instrumentation, and is an author on the foundational patents for HAVEN IAQ. At MistyWest, Taylor has led projects for medical diagnostics, Agtech, and IoT.

Ralph and Matthew begin by introducing themselves and their company before getting into specific use cases and solutions for their work. They then dig deeper into how IoT technology has evolved and the role of security in IoT solutions. At the end of the podcast, Ryan, Ralph, and Matthew talk look at IoT from the adopter side with a discussion on managing expectations and advice for companies starting their IoT journey.Ralph joined Bsquare in March 2019 as president, CEO, and board member. Ralph is a highly accomplished business leader with a wide range of experience using technology to create innovative products, services, and business models. Before joining Bsquare, Ralph was president and CEO of Carena, a pioneer in developing virtual health care delivery until its acquisition by Avizia in 2017. Ralph served as SVP of Corporate Development until Avizia's acquisition by American Well in July 2018. Before Carena, Ralph was managing director of venture investments at Vulcan Capital, where he was actively involved in the investment, growth, and operations of the firm's technology portfolio companies. Ralph has served for 15 years on the board of Perficient (PRFT), an IT services firm with expertise in e-commerce digital transformation. Ralph has senior leadership experience at Metricom, Starwave Corporation (acquired by Walt Disney), and NeXT Computer (acquired by Apple Computer).Matthew oversees engineering at Bsquare. Before joining Bsquare, Matthew was Engineering Manager at MPC Data Inc in Redmond, WA. He worked for many years at MPC Data Limited in the UK, most recently as a Principal Software Engineer. Now based in the UK again, he has extensive experience gained over more than 20 years of building software teams and creating embedded software and cloud systems. Matthew has developed systems across many industries and technologies, including manufacturing and industrial, cutting-edge consumer electronics, and automotive. Matthew has a BSc in Computing and Real-Time Computer Systems from the University of Gloucestershire.

They discuss various topics, including device management, embedded software, and best practices for IoT developers. The podcast is kicked off with an introduction of Memfault, who they work with, and a high-level overview of how the product works. They then talk about the industry as a whole and how it's been evolving. They conclude with advice for IoT developers and how to overcome challenges François has encountered in the space.François Baldassari is the Founder and CEO of Memfault, the first observability platform for IoT devices. An embedded software engineer by trade, his powerful passion for tooling and automation in software engineering drove him to start Memfault. Previous to Memfault, he ran the firmware team at Oculus and built the operating system at Pebble. François has a BSc in Electrical Engineering from Brown.

IoT powers a range of applications—from simple sensors that monitor temperature in a production environment to camera vision that requires a complex edge AI component.  Lenovo and Ingram Micro are partnering to bring comprehensive IoT solutions to the market.  Shelby Skrhak speaks with Dwain Lunau , Sr. Channel Development Manager at Ingram Micro , and Alex Hauk , Channel Manager for IoT and OEM Solutions at Lenovo , about:  - The IoT landscape - Levels of IoT solutions - How Ingram Micro partners with Lenovo on IoT solutions  Contact the Lenovo Ingram Team or visit Lenovo ISG for more information.  To join the discussion, follow us on Twitter @IngramTechSol #B2BTechTalk  Listen to this episode and more like it by subscribing to B2B Tech Talk on Spotify , Apple Podcasts , or Stitcher . Or, tune in on our website .

André and Ryan begin the podcast by talking about what IoT.nxt does, the Virtual-Raptor gateway, and the IoT landscape in Africa. André then discusses the role of integration in IoT, how it has evolved, and why it's a critical factor in the success of an IoT deployment. At the end of the podcast, they discuss IoT challenges and advise companies looking to integrate IoT into their business.André Jacobs is the Chief of Product Engineering at IoT.nxt, where he is responsible for the vision and development execution of the company's global software and hardware products. He was one of the first employees to join IoT.nxt in the early start-up phase when the company was established in late 2015. He currently manages several teams across several disciplines responsible for developing a comprehensive IoT suite of software products and hardware devices. André has a background in software development and extensive product development knowledge and has worked closely with hundreds of businesses to design, develop, and implement complex, enterprise mission-critical software systems since 1995.

The episode begins with Jonas talking about the background and structure of the company, and how they are building a horizontal IoT platform that can be used over a wide array of use cases. The podcast continues to cover various topics regarding low-code platforms, including tradeoffs of low-code versus fully customized solutions, challenges to implementing, and how it will change the IoT consulting business. To wrap up the podcast, Jonas and Ryan talk about what they're looking forward to seeing from IoT in the remainder of 2022.Jonas Schmid has an MBA from the University of Geneva and experience in international project management for different companies, such as Siemens and ABB. With his knowledge in business, project management, and previous entrepreneurship experience, Jonas Schmid defines and leads the vision of Akenza with Co-CEO Simon Rieser. Akenza is a low-code IoT application enablement platform, making IoT more accessible for corporations globally. The self-service features of Akenza and support for numerous low-power connectivity technologies & network providers significantly accelerate the launch of new LPWAN projects while mitigating the risks of PoC failure.

Greg shares some of the use cases they are working on with Kajeet, including how they are actively trying to close the digital divide, especially within the education and healthcare industry. To wrap up the podcast, Greg and Ryan talk about the IoT industry as a whole by discussing current challenges, supply chain issues, and the exciting things to expect in IoT for 2022.Greg Jones is the Chief Technology Officer at Kajeet®, an IoT connectivity, software, and hardware solution provider to nearly 3,000 companies. He is responsible for technology strategy, product development, and innovation in this role. Before joining Kajeet in 2020, Jones held executive leadership roles and led digital transformation efforts at Kforce, an award-winning solutions firm, and Laureate International Universities, the largest international network of degree-granting higher education institutions. Greg Jones also served as CIO of the 4G division at Sprint Nextel, where he spearheaded the launch of the nation's first commercial 4G service.

Wellington Drive Technologies is a leading supplier of IoT solutions for commercial refrigeration that has aided a number of companies in recovering lost assets and achieving ROI on their projects in less than two years. The use of IoT in the commercial refrigeration industry has been shown to increase product sales by 55 percent with the use of temperature tracking sensors, as well as aiding in the recovery of 40 percent of lost assets. David and Ryan discuss various other topics, including how Wellington builds their solutions, other use cases of IoT in commercial refrigeration, and challenges he's observed as a Chief Customer Officer.David Burden joined Wellington in 2018 as part of the iProximity acquisition. An Australian entrepreneur with 30 years of experience, David Burden founded and led what became Australia's largest and best-recognized interactive and mobile services company, Legion Interactive. In December 2013, David Burden and Rohan Lean established an exciting new IoT company, iProximity, focusing on proximity marketing and digital information services. iProximity was acquired by Wellington in July 2018, and David Burden was appointed the role of Vice President of Group Marketing and IoT Products. In November 2021, David Burden was promoted to Chief Customer Officer.

In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, The Things Industries CEO and Co-Founder Wienke Giezeman discusses the current IoT landscape, how it fits into the ongoing digital transformation and aspects of integrating IoT into your business.  From challenges to solutions to embedded hardware, Wienke talks about various topics that commonly arise when a company is looking to integrate IoT into its operations.  With a number of solutions out there, Wienke believes the best place to start is getting active in the community with his conferences which people can obtain virtually or in-person in Amsterdam this March.Wienke Giezeman is the CEO and Co-Founder of The Things Industries, a LoRaWAN connectivity and services provider with over 150,000 users.  He is also the initiator of The Things Network, the first crowdsourced free and open internet of things.  With over 150,000 active members from over 100 countries worldwide, The Things Network brings together startups, developers, businesses, universities, and governments in building a public Internet of Things data network.

This week, Cygnus' CEO James Grogan discusses the importance of support for companies implementing IoT solutions into their business. Support is often overlooked when deploying a new solution which leaves businesses lacking proper tools causing inefficiencies and unfulfilled potential. James Grogan and Cygnus recognized this problem and created a tool that provides comprehensive support, drastically reducing the time of support needed, number of technician visits, and increasing customer satisfaction.Cygnus spun off from i3 Product Development after seeing its success with an agriculture client. Cygnus' remote IoT support dropped hour-long support calls to 5 minutes, reduced the number of returns, and increased ROI. They now support businesses in many industries including, healthcare, mining, and agriculture.James Grogan is a 20+ year veteran in software development and has held roles at many levels, including software engineer, architect, and product management. He started and led the IoT development division at i3 Product Development before starting their spin-off, Cygnus.

Charlie Key discusses how Losant combines design and tech to provide unique business IoT Solutions Learn more about Losant at: https://losant.comFind Charlie Key on LinkedIn here:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliekey/----J.C. Granger is the founder and CEO of Infinity Marketing Group. The company provides marketing solutions and LinkedIn lead generation for B2B tech companies.Learn more at https://www.infinitymgroup.comReach out to J.C. on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcgranger/

We speak to Julie Koesmarno about Jupyter Notebooks on Azure generally, and specifically about using them to help with Incident Response. We also cover security news about .NET 6.0, Azure Monitor, HDInsight, Azure Static Web Apps, Azure Key Vault, Kubernetes, Firewall, Sentinel, Ransomware, IoT Solutions and more!

Spotlite360 IOT Solutions President James Greenwell joined Steve Darling from Proactive to highlights some of the milestones the company has been able to achieve during its third quarter. The Company started trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange and also began initiatives focused on select industries for launching the SpotLite360 software-as-a-service solution. Greenwell shares with Proactive more about those milestones and also talked about the future with software licenses and integrations in the works, as well as their first reseller relationship with a leading biosciences firm in Aurora, CO,

In this episode of The Hoot, we talk with Kristian Nørgaard, Lead Consultant IS IoT Solutions at Grundfos about his organization's digital transformation as the company moves to software-based solutions, and the need to observe and log data in real-time.  Kristian shares how Grundfos has a goal to lower the world's energy footprint, and why digitalization is a strategic objective to help meet this goal. With this in mind, his company has been transitioning to software-based solutions to couple its physical pump offerings, which in turn, has driven the need for a full view into everything happening within their software.  As Grundfos made the move to the cloud and IoT technology, they selected Humio for its unique abilities to capture and log a broad array of data in real-time, provide live dashboards for data visualization, and easily scale with the rapid growth of the business. 

In this episode, the IoT Integrator Wire editors talk with Drew Mongoven, Solution Development Consultant, Internet of Things and Data Solutions at Tech Data.  Recently, Tech Data launched its own Analytics and IoT Solutions Factory, which contains 30+ market-ready solutions that partners can use to speed up emerging technology deployments. Drew describes which areas are hot right now and the momentum that Tech Data is seeing with IoT technology in multiple markets, including education, industrial, healthcare, smart cities, and retail. 

In episode 14 of The IoT Podcast, we spoke to guest Bob Sharon, the Founder & Chief Innovation Officer at Blue IoT.  An Innovative and award-winning company, disrupting the commercial building space in progression towards a sustainable and environmentally friendly world. Todays episode explores all things sustainable: - The role of Blue IoT in bringing the Blue Economy closer through IoT Solutions - What the Encompass Blue Platform is and how it is innovating sustainability within buildings on to the progression of Smart Cities!- Traditional Vs. New Systems of Smart building monitoring - Long-term management of COVID-19 and future vulnerabilities through IoT - - Smart building monitoring - What the future will look like with sustainable IoT Solutions. - Discussion of Blue IoT's place at the forefront of innovation and sustainable IoT delivery.

Ray Dikun, Director of Technology at Plano Synergy, has a career in telecom that's taken him around the globe throughout the past 30 years. From Motorola to RIM, Dikun's seen the digital evolution up close and is one of its creators. Dikun joined Mike Wilkinson, Founder and CEO of Paragon Innovations, and host Tyler Kern for a peek inside that journey and at how he wound up merging his passion for the outdoors with today's technological IoT advancements.

Rami Avidan is the CEO at Deutsche Telekom IoT,  the largest telecommunications provider in Europe by revenue, harboring over 20 years of experience previously co-founding established global IoT business Wyless and working as CEO at Tele2 to set up M2M engagement.In episode 5 of the IoT podcast, Rami Avidan discusses innovations within IoT and Deutsche Telekom including overcoming barriers in IoT for customers to reach a value in IoT solutions, the changing IoT ecosystem within the Covid-19 pandemic, and the benefits of the IoT Hub as an orchastrator to manage solutions and reduce barriers within business infrastructures.