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2022
Session Abstract: Phizzle CIO Michael Patrick will appear for the first time at IoT Slam to deliver a deep-dive on Big Pharma’s lab instrumentation and hardware.…
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2022
This report aims to explore the innovation ecosystem in the area of Industrial IoT by mapping trends, business models, and technologies. To get familiar with both…
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2022
Session Abstract: Phizzle CMO Ron Ricci and President Ed Lau will conduct a live interview on the strategic value of building process-led technology for the pharmaceutical…
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2021
Abstract: Phizzle CEO Ben Davis discusses how new technologies for monitoring device health, environmental anomalies, and data availability for AI will accelerate the drug discovery process…
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2021
The promised revolution of “50 billion IOT devices by 2020” hasn’t happened. Instead there are 9 billion, many of which are not doing much. For every…
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2020
IoT Slam 2020 Keynote – Location, Location, Location, The power of the Edge Moving computing workloads to the edge can have surprising benefits that lead to…
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2018
Session Abstract: In 2017 the FDA approved 46 new medicines and over half require temperature monitoring and control. Many of the new drugs are for cellular…
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2018
At IoT Slam Live 2018 event, Healthcare IoT Advisory Board Chairman Chris Sullivan – Global Healthcare Practice Leader at Zebra Technology, caught up with Jim Sabogel…
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2018
Session Abstract: There is a large body of literature describing the application of sensing technology to study and understand many aspects of human motion. Many clinicians…
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2018
Session Abstract: HealthCare and Life Sciences has used Combination Therapy for years to treat a wide variety of diseases. However, when it comes to their IT…
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