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Downtime, high operational expenses, and personal illness are enemies of improving the way we live and work. Emerging and extant IoT and Edge solutions are key ways to counter these barriers to success, contributing to “why the edge is where the action is”. Along with expert guests, Dr. Tom Bradicich will review use cases that directly help lower costs, reduce liabilities, and enhance personal wellbeing — from healthcare to manfufacturing. Dr. Tom will close this session sharing his vision for the future of IoT with specific predictions.
00:05 Intro
04:10 IoT – Network connected things
07:05 Cerner
10:15 Chemical refinery
14:47 Camera features for the connected workers
18:00 Manufacturing
23:07 Key AVG benefits
25:40 Predicting the future
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Dr. Tom Bradicich is Vice President, Hewlett Packard Fellow, and Global Head of Edge and IoT Labs & CoE, at Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE). He and his team develop and commercialize advanced connectivity, compute, and controls software, with a focus on AI, WiFi, 5G, and converged IT/Operational Technologies (OT). Tom directs the Edge & IoT Center of Excellence (CoE), leading company-wide strategies, venture/M&A assessments, and the HPE Channel-to-Edge Institute channel partner program. Recently Tom was HPE VP and General Manager, leading the global business unit, Servers, Edge & IoT Systems and Software, with P&L, worldwide sales, R&D, and customer experience ownership. In 2018, achieving revenue growth of over $250M, Tom’s business unit was the fastest growing in HPE. He directed the founding of HPE’s three global IoT Innovation Labs for partner and customer collaborations, and led HPE’s first corporate IoT strategy. His teams are noted for exceeding sales quotas, and delivering first-of-a-kind products that greatly enhance customer business outcomes. Tom serves on the Board of Directors of Aspen Technology, a publicly traded AI and OT software company. Beginning his career at IBM, Tom was an IBM Fellow, Vice President, Distinguished Engineer, and Server CTO. Prior to HPE, Tom was a Corporate Fellow and officer at National Instruments, an Operational Technolgies (OT) company.
View the profileSergio Farache has served as the Executive Vice President, Strategy, Innovation, Cloud, and M&A since February 2019. In this role, he provides dedicated global leadership for the company’s overall strategy and one of Tech Data’s most strategic next-generation technology offerings. Previously, Sergio was the Senior Vice President, Global Cloud Solutions. Prior to that, he served as Senior Vice President, Solutions and Strategy, Americas. In that role, he was responsible for business strategy, execution and digital transformation model, customer engagement, vertical markets, supplier analysis, new supplier incubation and solutions development and services for the Americas region. Sergio first joined Tech Data through Tech Data’s acquisition of Technology Solutions in 2017. Sergio’s previous roles include Senior Vice President of Strategy and Specialist Business Units for Avnet Technology Solutions, Americas, as well as Senior Vice President and General Manager for Avnet Technology Solutions, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), in which he had overall responsibility for the LAC region. Sergio joined Avnet in 2010 with the acquisition of Tallard Technologies, where he served as President and CEO. He played a large role in the integration of Tallard Technologies, Inc., Bell Micro Latin America and the existing Avnet Technology Solutions operations in Mexico.
View the profileCan be more excited with how are our community is going in one reason is because I have a personal passion for the edge and I done tried to find the edge as not the cloud right not the Datacenter clouds are data centers today, right? And when you go out of the Datacenter and you leave the Datacenter Cloud you get into the edge and I could be your city street your home, of course a manufacturing floor retail store or a battlefield a wind farm in oil rig all these edges have things in them teeth right thing. And so addressing this
dimension in our industry so that we can do as the opening slide says, I hope you can see this it says advancing the way we live in work that we do it using the iot and the edge locations and primarily in our world the it infrastructure and the OT operational technology infrastructure with you hear a lot about today. I'm really sorry. That Sergio out with us today. He is EVP for Tech data A Day to a great and very large and the credentialed achieve and very much has achieved a prominent position in the CIT note E Industries going
to share some of his insights into what we call perhaps the manufacturing Edge. And then with us we have Charlie stack Charlie works at text Mark Chemical Company. It's a refinery in the in Texas and he has a great role in the distributed Control Systems because at the edge there is a significant amount of control. It's not just about collecting data and processing data. And in fact you if you heard me speak before I talk about the three C's of the intelligent as this connectivity two things and two networks into many locations does Computing obviously in
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