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Making the Case for Agile IoT Development
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As the Founder of Very, Ben has helped lead over 250 product launches in the last decade, guiding a growing team of more than 50 engineers, designers, and data scientists in understanding our clients’ challenges and building custom IoT solutions. Before founding Very in 2011, Ben served as the executive director at Ashoka Changemakers, where he spearheaded the software development of a suite of products to connect social entrepreneurs with global resources. During Ben’s early career, he also co-founded two successful startups. His first endeavor was an online education software company that secured more than $5+ million in seed capital, was later acquired by eCampus, and resulted in Ben being named as one of Businessweek’s Top 25 Young Entrepreneurs. He also co-founded LookSharp, which secured $10+ in venture financing and was acquired by WayUp in 2017.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) offers huge potential economic impact across sectors (especially in a post-COVID world). However, Gartner estimates that 75% of IoT projects today take twice as long as planned. The industry is in need of agile development and processes — but that’s easier said than done. How can organizations make it happen?
In this keynote presentation, you will:
- Learn the top five most common reasons IoT projects fail
- See an honest comparison of Waterfall vs. Agile for IoT
- Discover 10 major steps to completing an Agile IoT project successfully
02:15 Reasons why IoT projects fail
06:08 Agile methodology
08:25 Pros and cons of Agile
11:23 Key steps of Agile IoT
13:44 Validations and constraints
17:13 Pre-requisites
18:42 Simulation
21:10 Micro-facturing run
25:47 Go-to-market manufacturing run
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Wonderful. All right. Thank you. So today we're going to be talking about agile and how that relates to iot and we're going to be covering our first up the top reasons. Why iot projects fail, then we're going to look at it, Face-Off between waterfall and agile, and then we're going to jump into in a at a very tactical level. What are the 10 steps that we typically go through to deliver on an iot project and just to take a quick step back. My I think it's important to kind of Baseline my perspective my perspective on iot in on a choosing a development
methodology comes from us doing hundreds of these projects. And so one of the benefits of us being a iot product design and development firm is that client IRS in clients range from freshly minted startups through Fortune 1000 companies, and so we get to Cielo and we get to see and have a lot of repetition. With process and figure out what works what doesn't work. What are the things that are going to likely increase the probability of success and so on and so forth. So based on all that experience. These are kind of the 10-step we go through installing a natural
process to get a frankly help improve the rate of success which takes us to one of the reasons why we're talking here today. Is that a huge amount of iot projects fail either they they don't make it past the pilot stage they fail in getting to the pilot stage. There's a huge failure rate in iot and we think that you know, there's there's room for fixing that also impasse presentations. We've we've kind of used to know some like high high production stock photography when I was putting this presentation together. I was
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