Prior to her newest venture, for more than 10-years, Christine worked at Eli Lilly and Company. Nearly seven of those ten years, as the director of Research and Development (R&D) Communications. In her role, she supervised a talented team of people, along with a New York-based communications agency. Her team´s deliverables included internal communications, external communications, executive visibility, executive speech writing, social media and a variety of pipeline initiatives. Ms. Van Marter rose quickly in her career at Lilly, starting with the company in November of 2003 working in Global Product Communications on Yentreve, ™ currently marketed outside the United States for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence in women. She was then promoted into oncology communications where she and her team contributed to a record-breaking number of entries into Lilly´s Oncology on Canvas™ program, designed to give a voice to cancer patients through painting. She was then promoted into corporate responsibility communications and then shortly into her role as the head of communications worldwide for R&D.
Prior to coming to Lilly, Ms. Van Marter served as a broadcast journalist for the Indianapolis-market´s NBC and ABC affiliates, working primarily as a morning show reporter. She covered a variety of breaking news ranging from weather, to traffic-related deaths and house fires. She took a break from her television career in the late 1990´s to establish a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and education about a little known medical condition she used to suffer from called idiopathic craniofacial erythema, also known as chronic facial blushing. She was relieved from it following a surgical procedure performed in Sweden.
Ms. Van Marter´s (formerly Christine Drury) story is documented in Dr. Atul Gawande´s New York Times bestselling book “Complications” as well as The New Yorker magazine. Ms. Van Marter also appeared on ABC´s Good Morning America with Charlie Gibson and Dr. Nancy Snyderman to share her experience with this medical condition.
As the managing director of Conference Ventures and Christine Van Marter Consulting, LLC, Ms. Van Marter hopes to help clients and customers to successfully promote their businesses, products and services through her PR, business development and financial planning skills for the benefit of the communities they serve. Ms. Van Marter graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi and Golden Key National Honor Society from Purdue University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications.
Sandeep Allam has held senior level management positions in the technology field at STLOGICS. Mr. Allam is responsible for the design and development of strategies and processes that drive the STLOGICS business objectives. Mr. Allam has extensive expertise in the Technology industry. Prior to joining our company Mr. Allam was a Technologist at Eli Lilly and Company. Mr. Allam is responsible for leading the application of common resources, methodologies, tools and support systems across the company in the areas of finance, procurement, human resources and information technology services. In this role, he provides expert counsel to senior management, and is responsible for IT strategy, functions, processes and people company wide. This includes investments, supplier relationships. He held a number of technology roles in various regions and divisions. He brings with him extensive technology, business and international experience. Mr. Allam is widely acknowledged in the field as a thought leader in emerging information technologies, and customer focused services.
Adam J. Krupp is the Commissioner of Indiana’s Department of Revenue. Before joining the department, Krupp served as general counsel for Indiana’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles, where he played an integral role in the 2016 legislative overhaul of Indiana’s motor vehicle laws. Additionally, Krupp has served the citizens of Indiana as special counsel to the Office of Governor Mike Pence, and as deputy director and counsel for Indiana’s Division of Family Resources, where he oversaw litigation and played a key role in the modernization of Indiana’s Medicaid eligibility program. Krupp also clerked for the Honorable Paul D. Mathias of Indiana’s Court of Appeals. Krupp has extensive experience as a litigator in the private sector, where he practiced law in New York with Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman, LLP, after starting his career with White & Case, LLP. During his career in the private sector, Krupp represented clients in federal and state court actions in a broad range of complex commercial litigation matters. A native of Plymouth, Indiana, Krupp graduated from Purdue University, where he was Phi Beta Kappa with a degree in secondary education specializing in speech communications, theatre, and English. He taught high school before attending Indiana University’s Robert H. McKinney School of Law. In 2018, Krupp was featured in the Indianapolis Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 list. In his spare time, he volunteers with Make-A-Wish throughout Indiana and serves as Vice-President of the Boys & Girls Club of Boone County.
Karthik Kannan is currently the Thomas Howatt Chaired Professor in Management at Purdue’s Krannert School of Management. He is the director for the Krenicki Center for Business Analytics & Machine Learning. In the past, he has served as the academic director for the MBA programs, and also as the academic co-director for MS (Business Analytics and Information Management). Professor Kannan has been recognized as a thought leader in digital transformations, analysis of digital traces, and strategic foresighting. He has published many papers in leading management journals, including Management Science. For his research, he analyzed different kinds of data including from Kickstarter, Yelp, social networks, an online grocery store, and retailer stores (e.g., Amazon). He also teaches a class on Instinctual Design and Strategic Foresighting. He is also a CERIAS Fellow and Krannert’s Faculty Fellow. For 2017-18, he was awarded the prestigious Jefferson Science Fellowship by the National Academies of Sciences and Engineering. Prior to joining Purdue, he obtained his PhD in information systems, MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and MPhil in Public Policy and Management all from Carnegie Mellon University. Before joining the graduate school, he worked with Infosys Technologies for a couple of years. His undergraduate degree is in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from NIT Trichy (formerly, REC Trichy).
Euan Cameron is the CEO and Founder of COHESION Medical, a digital technology company specialising in AI-Driven solutions for Connected Citizen Health.
Euan founded COHESION in 2012 to develop real-world AI-Driven solutions for Population Health and Precision Medicine. COHESION has significant experience in Digital Health capturing and analysing real-world evidence from citizen apps, devices and data sources and combining these with clinical reported data to generate new big data insights in Cancer, Inflammatory Diseases, Dementia and Diabetes. For this work, COHESION has won Innovate UK Innovation Awards for Biomedical Catalyst: Cancer Early Detection And Risk (CEDAR) System and Precision Medicine Technologies: Inflammatory Diseases Precision Medicine Platform.
Euan is a Systems Engineer with a background in Bioengineering, Neural Networks and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland and enjoys outdoor activities including hiking, camping, open-water swimming, sea-kayaking and mountain-biking.
Big data isn’t just for big companies. Technology and data have completely redefined how we interact with the world around us—from ordering dinner on our smartphones to streaming music on Spotify. The past decade has brought new technologies to market in every industry—including automotive—all with the goal of reducing friction and adding convenience to every consumer interaction. In this workshop, Joe Oliveri, Vice President of Data as a Service at KAR Auction Services, will examine the cross roads of automotive remarketing, data science, predictive analytics and machine learning. This session will give attendees a look under the hood into how harnessing millions of data points can yield actionable insight for dealers, OEMs and consumers alike. Joe will highlight the current trends and forecast what’s to come as these innovations continue accelerating the modernization of a sector often viewed as a relic.
Vice President of Data As A Service at KAR Auction Services, KAR Auction Services
Joe Oliveri is vice president of Data as a Service for KAR Auction Services, Inc. In this role, Oliveri is responsible for providing strategic direction and leadership oversight to KAR’s DRIVIN inventory solutions, deployment mechanisms and data science, as well as strategic oversight... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Grand Ballroom 4
Natural Language Understanding (NLU) technology—interpreting speech or text—is a major breakthrough in Artificial Intelligence. It allows automated conversations with customers or employees to deliver information or take action. It can improve sales, customer service, employee efficiency, and more. Today, talking to computers is not science fiction, but is engaing with complex data and delivering insights is complex. Data-rich, insights driven supply chain businesses can’t grow fast without having easy access to Insights.
Nick Campbell is the Director of Operations at MAVPAK, an Indianapolis based, rapidly growing packaging solutions company focused on packaging design and distribution, value-added warehousing, equipment maintenance, as well as leadership / culture development solutions. Nick is highly... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 303
Are you ready to implement data and analytics in the cloud? Planning, building, or transitioning to a cloud data analytics environment can be challenging, especially when an organization has both on-premise and cloud data environments to manage. In this session, you will learn how to address 4 critical challenges in building or moving your data environment to the cloud, including:
Hand coding requirements, even in the easier-to-use cloud environment
Promoting development data pipelines into full enterprise production
Moving data and data pipelines from on premise to cloud, as well as cloud to cloud
In his role as solution architect at Infoworks, Sal brings over 20 years of experience in Data Integration, Data Warehousing, and Business Intelligence. Prior to his time at Infoworks, Sal worked at Teradata, and Pentaho assisting clients in deriving value from their data. His extensive... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Grand Ballroom 1
Many “Big Data” projects take great cost and effort to get the data landed, staged, curated, blended and certified, but the pipelines stop short, leaving the data in a state not easily consumed. The sheer size of the data, poorly performing technology or complexity of the model can make utilization slow internally and difficult to monetize externally.
Traditionally data marts have been developed to create application views. That concept is still valid, but the technology options have greatly expanded. You should now consider Indexes and APIs an effective delivery channel. I’m going to present some architecture, processes and technology that you can use to surface your data in a cost effective and high performing way. This will allow you to enable discovery and self-service of your data with governance, authorization and entitlement enforcement.
I’m a Midwestern based Enterprise Architect, with 20+ year experience, employed by a west coast data giant. I report to the Executive of Enterprise Architecture and have presented to large technical and general audiences at work and am ready to take my favorite topic on the road... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Grand Ballroom 2
A play on “It takes a village to raise a child”, IT departments and business today must develop an ecosystem of partners built on trust, transparency and respect. We will examine these ecosystems from two perspectives: the role the IT leader can play in building partnerships; and, some partnerships at the OEM level that is driving innovation in infrastructure related to analytics, big data and AI.
A common design paradigm for a Data Lake is to ingest data into a “raw” zone with as little schema definition as possible. Often this involves landing the data in a semi-structured format, preferring a schema-on-read approach versus a schema-on-write. But when data scientists need to access this semi-structured data, it typically must be passed through a number of parsing and data prep jobs to make the data usable. In this session, I’ll demonstrate how you can use the features of Snowflake to implement the design pattern of schema-on-read, ingest semi-structured data into your Data Lake using a variety of techniques, and query your raw Data Lake zone with no parsing or data prep.
Field CTO, Customer & Product Strategy, Snowflake, Inc.
Kevin has spent over 20 years building data warehouses and data lakes at large enterprise companies on both the consulting side (Accenture, boutique) and the industry side. Prior to joining Snowflake, he owned a services firm that implemented Snowflake and he guided those customers... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 302
Ben is a longtime technology enthusiast who supports open platforms and ideas. Having been with the Department of Transportation for seven years in various roles. He has helped lead several technology initiatives to allow the agency to better serve Hoosiers and the motoring public... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 309
Healthcare data has been siloed for many years. It is complex, costly and time consuming to obtain your own medical data. Even with all the money spent on automating providers medical records the multiple disparate systems do not communicate. Even Electronic Health Record (EHR) Systems using the same vendor are not instantaneously connected. Interoperability is not just a buzz word but where HealthCare data is headed both through new government rules and out of necessity. Interoperability will be “the New Normal of Healthcare” data. Get on board or be left behind!
Director of Business Development, Phoenix Data Corporation
David Schuster is the Business Development Director for Phoenix Data Corporation (Phoenix). Phoenix is a Woman Owned Small Business (WOSB) headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana that has provided health care services, document/medical record management and innovative data and software... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 310
Director and Business Head of RADCube (a STLogics Company), RADcube
Shubham Jain is the Director and Business Head of RADCube (a STLogics Company). In his present role he is responsible for formulating company strategies and championing business transformation activities.On the business side, he has deep expertise in corporate strategy, program management... Read More →
Strategic and customer-focused technology professional with over 15 years of successful experience guiding strategy for the full life-cycle of technology products and program applications with successes in designing, developing, implementing, and supporting digital transformation... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Grand Ballroom 3
Outside of a few federally regulated industries, Data Privacy Law in the United States has historically been extraordinarily limited. Businesses have had nearly carte blanche to collect and use data about people in just about any way. Although this has led to the development of extraordinary platforms that turn data about people into real value, there is a growing sense that businesses are not trustworthy stewards of personal data. ON the heels of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) going into effect, California has enacted a groundbreaking new data protection law. Many other states and the federal government are also considering enacting their own laws that combine prominent features of the GDPR and California’s law. In this presentation, Berger will explain why GDPR and California’s laws are so different from the status quo, provide insight into the common features of laws that other states and the federal government are considering, and help participants understand how to continue to use data in innovative ways even as privacy laws tighten.
Data & Security Attorney at Stoel Rives, Stoel Rives LLP
Dustin Berger is a Data Privacy and Security attorney with the law firm Stoel Rives, LLP. He counsels clients nationwide on their privacy and security programs and on incident response. He also helps clients understand and address the privacy challenges inherent in innovative technologies... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 205
Bilionis obtained his Diploma in Applied Mathematics and Physical Sciences from the National Technical University of Athens in 2008. In 2013, he obtained his Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Cornell University. After graduation, he spent a year working as a postdoctoral researcher... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Grand Ballroom 3
Richard M Fairbanks Professor of Aging Research, CHIIS
Dr. Malaz Boustani is a senior implementation scientist with extensive experience conducting implementation research focused on developing tools, processes, and strategies to rapidly implement evidence-based, cost-effective healthcare solutions in the real world. He is the Founding... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Grand Ballroom 1
Hear how Fuzion Analytics implemented a web-focused, self-service reporting solution using Qlik that allowed them to find trends in their data, integrate data from multiple sources, automatically create reports on the fly, and improve fraud investigations. Fuzion will discuss their business problems around data and analytics, how and why they selected Qlik as their analytics platform, what other analytics tools and techniques they use, and show a demo of their Qlik solution.
Matt Wuertz has over 20 years of experience in software roles, including lead software developer, enterprise architect, and manager. Currently, he’s Director of IT at Fuzion Analytics. He posts articles about technical management on his website – mattwuertz.net.
Shashwat Chavan is a BI Developer at Fuzion Analytics with more than 5 years of experience in the Data and BI domain. He is an active learner who is interested in learning and keeping up with new technologies and industry trends. He participates and presents in local meetups, such... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Grand Ballroom 4
RStudio will be presenting an overview of R for deep learning with Tensorflow for the R user community at Indy Big Data 2019. This is a great opportunity to learn and get inspired about new capabilities for applying deep learning techniques used by practitioners for research and scientific computing/task.
Phil is the Director of Healthcare and Life Sciences at RStudio. His work focuses on innovation in the pharmaceutical industry, with an emphasis on interactive web applications, reproducible research and open-source education. He is interested in the use of R with applications in... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 302
In 2006, Daryl Morey, GM of the Houston Rockets, unable to find reliable college basketball data, sent his staff to Indianapolis to photocopy box scores at the NCAA headquarters. With live sports data more important than ever, in 2018 the NCAA announced a 10-year digital initiative with Genius Sports to capture, manage, and distribute real-time college game statistics across sports and divisions. In this session, learn how NCAA LiveStats is transforming the statistics landscape, delivering accurate, robust, and fast data to spur new insights and innovations for media, coaches, and fans alike. Attendees will hear how the Association makes sense of the vast data points collected through NCAA LiveStats, and what role sensor and computer vision technologies might play in the future of college sports.
As a 145+ year old company with a rich tradition in data and analytics, Lilly Research Labs has a unique opportunity to unlock the power of the treasure trove of data to enable novel and best-in class therapeutics discovery. To achieve this grand aspiration, in the last two years Lilly has made a tremendous investment to develop and implement Phase 1 of our strategy that will result in a transformational shift to the cloud, creation of the digital data library and an application ecosystem that sets the stage for actionable insight. As Lilly Research Information and Digital Solutions has developed our strategy, processes, organization and operations approach for deriving value from data for therapeutics discovery, we have learned key lessons around the technical and cultural approaches required to use digital data across the company’s entire value chain.
In this panel discussion, Lilly Research Data Sciences and Engineering will share from the trenches perspective on how we listened to our internal technical experts who augmented and learned from a range of organizations including Tencent, Google, Microsoft, Uber, Stitch Fix, NVIDIA, from the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT to build out our Data and Analytics ecosystem with modern approaches. Please join Andrea de Souza, Senior Director Research Data Sciences with Jonathon Klinginsmith (Head, High Performance Computing), Adam West (Head, Data Engineering), Vinny Romano (Head, Data Operations), Bobak Kechavarzi (Lead, AI/ML Platforms) Yue Webster (Head, Translational Informatics) as we explore how we are accelerating value creation from data for Lilly Research.
Director – Translational Informatics, Research Data Sciences & Engineering, Eli Lilly & Company
Yue Webster received her B.S. in Chemistry from Peking University, Beijing, China; her M.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Purdue University, Indianapolis; and her Ph.D. in Health & Biomedical Informatics from Indiana University, Indianapolis. Dr. Webster joined Eli Lilly... Read More →
Director – HPC, Research IT, Eli Lilly and Company
Jonathan Klinginsmith leads the High Performance Computing area in Research IT at Eli Lilly and Company. His work includes partnering with computational scientists to meet ever-increasing demands of advanced computing at Lilly.Jonathan is a Ph.D. candidate in computer science from... Read More →
Bobak Kechavarzi is the lead for AI and ML solutions in Research IT at Eli Lilly and Company. His work includes the engineering and management of Lillys large-scale genomics datasets and pipelines, particularly with the Auto-immune therapeutic area. The tools and approaches he has... Read More →
Advisor – Data Operations, Research IT, Eli Lilly & Company
Vinny Romano is currently leading the Data Operations area in Research IT at Eli Lilly and Company. His work includes partnering with scientific researchers, information technology colleagues, and the external academic and industry community to ensure that Lilly proprietary and external... Read More →
Director, Research Data Sciences and Engineering, Eli Lilly & Company
Adam West leads the Data Engineering team in Research Data Science and Engineering at Eli Lilly and Company. He’s responsible for a group individuals with a diverse set of backgrounds including biology, machine learning, and computer science. His group is tasked to support robust... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 309
Big data-driven smart health is reshaping traditional healthcare and bringing exciting advancements in disease prevention, diagnostics and treatment. We conduct cutting-edge research in smart health big data applications, empowered by medical Internet of Things (medical IoT) Artificial Intelligence (AI). In this talk, Dr. Zhang will introduce how medical IoT including smart sensors bring us numerous opportunities to monitor the health conditions in our daily lives, and how AI technologies help us gain high-level insights from the big data. These innovations are very promising and critical to enable many paradigm-shift applications, such as generating emergency alarms, providing medical decision support, mining public health insights, and so on. We are approaching an era of smart and connected health!
Despite having access to a wealth of data, enterprises still struggle to effectively deliver trusted insights to the entire workforce – preventing them from realizing the full value of their data investments. Overcoming this challenge takes pervasive adoption of trusted analytics. This keynote covers:
Mastering the next wave of Enterprise Intelligence with zero-click analytics
Empowering your workforce to get more from tools they use, every day
Using mobile productivity apps to impact every business role and function
One of my favorite things to build is a product that brings software and psychology together. The field of Psychometric Analysis is very interesting. In this session, I will present some practical, introductory methods of building predictive systems using psychometric data. We will investigate: Leveraging outcome-driven design for predictive systems. What is psychometric data? What are some introductory practical ways to analyze Psychometric Data? How can I use psychometric data?
VP of Product, User Experience and Engineering, Emplify
Brad Boyer, the VP of Product, User Experience, and Engineering, is a servant leader with a bias toward action. Over the past 25 years, Brad has worked in a range of companies from startups to Fortune 50 enterprises. These experiences helped him understand the dynamics of large and... Read More →
Thursday September 19, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 302
In today’s global economy, businesses and governments are instrumenting the edge with ever greater intelligence, so the desire for reliable, scalable and agile edge infrastructure solutions continues to grow. Implementing a solution ideal for highly distributed, on-premises environments, such as retail stores, bank branches or manufacturing, with multiple locations managed by the enterprise from a central location has become and will remain critical. Learn how providers are addressing this market by providing edge infrastructure that has the capacity to run various IT and OT workloads, is space conscious and can be managed at each individual location by generalists. This in return reduces the time and budget spent managing technology and allows companies to focus more on growing their business and serving their customers. Attendees will learn: – How to maximize uptime at the edge – The extraordinary ease of use – How a converged platform simplifies deployment and management – Total management cost reductions of 60%-80% with automation and intelligence.
By creating a data governance policy that holds data owners accountable to the consistency and quality of their data, organizations are now able to leverage their data assets more effectively. Data governance allows organizations to collaborate across sectors in order to more efficiently deliver actionable insight from their data assets.
Research and insights require data. Traditionally, life science and medical device companies have relied on real-world data, but numerous challenges exist in gathering, cleansing ad deidentifying that data before it can be used. We will discuss how simulated data reduces these challenges, mitigates PHI/PPI risks and may accelerate your digital transformation. Learn how we developed a process to simulate clinical data at a massive scale and recently generated a complete simulation of the US population with over 815 billion records.
Built upon years of hand crafting custom data architectures for its clients, Moser has established a cloud based data platform powered by some of its vendor partners and the experience of its consultants. Moser will provide an overview of this new service which is designed for clients who are more fixated on the values of analytics than the plethora of platforms that enable these capabilities. We appreciate that every client is distinctive and Moser is now positioned to deploy and organically cultivate each client’s Honeycomb through this new service. This session will walk attendees through the Moser approach to develop the service, what it is, what it is not, and a demo.
To embrace a data-driven culture that spurs value creation and greater efficiencies, organizations must possess resources skilled in data and analytics. Creating and sustaining this resource presents a real challenge. This panel, featuring expert faculty from Rose-Hulman, will identify existing gaps in client skill sets, essential skills to get employees started on Big Data, ways and mechanisms to train existing employees for success in the Big Data space. During the panel, Rose-Hulman faculty will also layout their vision for a new major in Data Science at Rose- Hulman this coming fall, and their vision for the role that industry should play in shaping the education of future Big Data professionals. Prepare to step up to the challenge.
The challenges associated with effective application of big data in healthcare is significant. The healthcare industry lags many of the other industries in adoption of advanced computational techniques and data sets are often kept in silos and not shared across researchers, organizations or decision makers. And while the technical challenges may be obvious, the political and collaborative barriers to implementing big data solutions are often undiscovered. Within Indiana, organizations and institutions have a history of coming together to help solve big problems. The Indiana Biosciences Research Institute (IBRI) is working to tackle health challenges related to cardio metabolic disease using resources and stimulating collaborations here in the state and beyond. This panel will explore these challenges and opportunities from multiple organizational viewpoints (industrial, institute, and academic), governance (security, privacy, and legal), and technical (data integration and analysis) and highlight the notable accomplishments that break down these barriers and drive collaborative innovation. These collaborations have already resulted in a scientific manuscript published in the special “Medicine in the Digital Age”
The panel will engage the audience in a discussion on building innovative relationships between Butler University and IndyBigData companies to meet the needs of talent and workforce development at the interface of business, healthcare, and data analytics.
Department Chair and Graduate Program Director, Pharmaceutical Sciences Chair and Graduate Program Director, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Butler University
The Internet of Things is everywhere… You are seeing it in commercials and reading about it all over the web. But how does it apply to your world? How is it impacting your work? Better yet, how could it? The Internet of Things is making the monetization of your product’s data possible. The data driven economy isn’t the future – it’s already here and as everyday devices become smarter and connect to each other, the data produced through human interaction with those things has become the creator and destroyer of business.
Join John McDonald, CEO of ClearObject, as he converses about the growing topic of the Internet of Things and how important your product’s data really is. Learn how IoT allows you to transform operations while maintaining quality. He’ll discuss the use of autonomous vehicles, connected factories, smart homes, connected manufacturing, energy, utilities and the implications of the world economy reorganizing around the value of data and the Internet of Things. You’ll learn how everyone in every industry has data that can be valuable and monetized to enhance your customer’s experience with your product and brand.
