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2017
Session Abstract: Traditional health care has always been fragmented, episode-centric and very much symptom driven. While our “Health” is continuous and happens as we live through…
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2017
Session Abstract: Smart use of remote monitoring technologies, along with a strong analytics back end, can substantially reduce the burgeoning burden of the non communicable diseases.…
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2017
Session Abstract: The quickening evolution of personal medical, fitness and wellness devices is driving change in healthcare at a pace never seen before. Consumer demand, including…
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2017
Session Abstract: Are standard web technologies enough to build secure IoT systems? How do we design systems that meet the unique operational requirements of this domain?…
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2017
Session Abstract: 2017 will be the pivotal year where at-scale, successful revenue models are going to emerge in IoT. In this session, Aurelie Guerrieri will share…
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2017
Session Details: This session will cover how companies and developers can bring the physical world online by using platforms that make it as easy for developers…
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2016
IoT is complex. More than two-thirds of IoT projects will fail. How can you not be trapped? This presentation introduces IoT Engineering (IOTE), defined as the…
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2016
Session Abstract: The cost of computing may be going down but does it make sense to ingest all sensory data into the cloud? Enterprises will amass…
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2016
Session Abstract Today’s IoT systems include an increasingly complex mix of new and legacy devices, each with its own unique capabilities and idiosyncrasies. In a perfect…
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2016
Session Abstract: The erosion of margins in manufacturing consumer devices in world markets drives OEMs to seek new ways to manufacture, distribute, and maintain their products.…
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