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Navid Rezvani, VP of Engineering Effectiveness at Splunk, is a strategic thinker and dynamic problem solver with great listening skills who understands the business and customer needs. Create strong vision by establishing priorities, defining success criteria, and publishing metrics to provide transparency and sustain successful growth while acting as a customer advocate. Results oriented leader with senior management experience in operations, development, program management, Agile development processes, test engineering, and software/hardware quality assurance. Effective, enthusiastic, and strategic thought leader for global teams to build and deliver high value, high quality, and complex applications and cloud services that meet customer needs. Ability to organize, focus, motivate, think outside of the box, direct and build highly effective and diverse work groups. Focus on engineering team members’ strengths, and respect their diversity across North America, China, India, Europe, and Israel. Mentor team members and help teams understand the importance of their contribution and celebrate team successes.
View the profileExperienced Chief Executive Officer with a demonstrated history of building early stage tech companies. Skilled in Entrepreneurship, Business Planning and Strategy, Fundraising, Negotiation, and Intellectual Property. One of the earliest pioneers in the field of Haptics (adding the sense of touch to Virtual Reality). Experienced in Virtual Reality, Computational Intelligence and Evolutionary Algorithms, App Development, and Blockchain. Developed a blockchain protocol from scratch that addresses all of blockchain's biggest challenges such as scalability, stability, fraud/theft/loss, and privacy.
View the profileKerry Shih, is a serial product creator and have built 5 technology companies to date. Kerry’s wins and losses have taught him how to find what the market will care about in the context of a solution and not the other way around. Kerry’s product interests tend to be in Enterprise and IoT. Kerry has had a blast working with the ever impressive talent in Southern California and Los Angeles is where he calls home. History: SyncVoice, Servera, RiverBox, TrustedSky, Ripl Networks.
View the profileTed DellaVecchia is Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner of Symbotix, a management consulting group that inspires and leads IT-enabled business reinventions at large academic medical centers, national payers, health systems/alliances, and other influential organizations in the healthcare industry. Prior to Symbotix, Ted was Chief Healthcare Strategist at Red Hat where he laid the foundational building blocks of the open source, “LinuxForHealth” synergy initiative in conjunction with IBM Corporation. Earlier in his career, Ted led digitally-enabled industry pivots while establishing breakaway operating models at several Fortune 100 enterprises across multiple industries. Examples include: CIO at IBM Corporation, SVP/CIO of Starbucks Coffee Company, and SVP/ CIO and general manager of three Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance companies (WellPoint, CareFirst, and Capital BlueCross). Ted is the founding chairman of the Healthcare Industry Transformation Project (HITP). Established in 2010, the HITP is a digital-health innovation ecosystem of early-adopting healthcare organizations collaborating to design and execute digital transformation of the healthcare industry. He has served as sponsor and advisory board member of the Center for Information Systems Research at MIT Sloan School of Management, has performed as guest lecturer at MIT Sloan’s Industrial Liaison Program.
View the profileDipto Chakravarty is the author of three best-selling books on computer architecture and cybersecurity from McGraw-Hill and Wiley that have been translated in five languages. He has 11 patents to his credit in security, AI and cloud, holds a B.S and M.S in Computer Science and Elec Engineering from U. of Maryland, GMP from Harvard Business School and EMBA from Wharton School, U. Penn. He is a member of IoT Community Advisory Board and the Chair of the Security, Trust and Privacy CoE, he is a board member at RANK Software, and CTO at Exostar. He previously served as the SVP and general manager at CA Technologies, and EVP of Products at J2 Global (formerly ThreatTrack), and earlier as the general manager for SaaS Cloud Security at HP (formerly Novell). Dipto has been an executive at four public companies (CA, IBM, NOVL, TRI) and four entrepreneurial startups to date with successful exits.
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A panel discussion hosted by Dipto Chakravarty, Chairman of the IoT Community’s Security, Privacy and Trust in IoT Center of Excellence.
00:05 Intro to the topics
03:20 Introducing the panelists
09:42 IoT lifecycle – unique part and pitfalls
12:15 Privacy and trust
18:55 The role of the government
22:33 Complexity of blockchain and IoT
26:33 Blockchain and IoT security
30:00 IoT infrastructure
36:50 Smart cities
41:50 Summary
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Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening, depending on where you're joining us in today's event and thus being not the first event for most of you. I'd like to continue the journey for the iot ecosystem and focusing on we're having health care and other verticals trust equals value. We have a very Broad and very Diversified panel with a real t-shaped background today. I would like to be in to introduce the panelists to let me spend a couple of minutes on the iot ecosystem
just double clicking on why real value is the trust here in the healthcare and the how the independence in this participating devices have a big role to play because an iot unlike the internet Every devices to interact with each other and every devices to verify the identity exchange the data in a pseudonymised way in a complaint way where it has to constantly move the information along without sacrificing any pie or any confidentiality your privacy or trust and we will learn from the panelists. If this
is why I 75% of the iot projects fail. I leave that for the panelists to elaborate on I'd like to just share with you. Just what are you take a very trivial example of your front door bell communicating with big camera with the motion detector to display the unit to komplex Industrial iot Systems are even more complex medical RT systems. That's some of the simpler ones and two a very complex one the interoperability and the synchronize nature of moving things with Which component has very little power That Remains
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