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2022
Session Abstract: Realizing when mechanical devices (e.g. pump data, manufacturing devices) are having mechanical issues and are showing signs of failure (via sensors) are important items…
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2020
Session Abstract: The IoT Community has made significant progress in developing competencies for data collection – but we haven’t quite figured out how to make all…
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2019
William Paiva talks about the importance of data and our healthcare at the 2015 TEDxOStateU event, April 10, 2015, on the Oklahoma State University campus. William…
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2018
Session Abstract: This session will focus on the need to pull data from several sources to see the customer value promised form the IoT world. We…
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2017
Disruption: it’s the death knell for enterprises averse to change but the sweet capriccio of opportunity for visionary, built-to-last companies. This is largely because the technology-driven…
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2017
The talk about quantum computers has caught on in recent years. Among the major quantum computing and quantum cryptography news that has come out, Microsoft has…
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2017
IoT Slam Live 2017 Session Abstract: In this futurecasting session Scott Amyx explores strategic opportunities from quantum computing and how it can give IoT a leap…
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2017
Interview with Tamara Dull from SAS at IoT Slam Live 2017 Our very own roaming reporter Tim Foley – CEO of the Heallthcare Executives Network (a community of 300,000 healthcare practitioners)…
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2017
Session Abstract: Discussion around the value of data as it is created, ingested, analyzed and project managed. Join experts from Amazon, Zebra, SAS, and Deloitte as…
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2017
Keynote Abstract: These are interesting times. We live in a hyperconnected world where we talk in terms of billions of networked devices, exabytes of data, headless…
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