WEBINAR 2014 - The Internet of Things - Webinar By EITAGlobal

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Category Information Technology(IT); Compliance training; IT training, Internet; Tools and Services;

Deadline: January 22, 2014 | Date: January 23, 2014

Venue/Country: Online, U.S.A

Updated: 2013-12-02 18:25:48 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

But to do this you must:

Understand what it is and how you can use it

Be prepared to handle massive amounts of data in real or near-real time

Know what you'd like to find and how to find it

Be prepared to react to what you find immediately

You should take the first step now and learn the basics - and hear what early adopters are doing. Hopefully, our examples won't be your competitors, because done right this can be a big competitive advantage. We'll cover both in-house tools and also those from cloud=based service providers - you may find that getting in soon and with limited expense is more important than having completely customized applications. Of course, you can plan for both.

Why should you attend: Cutting edge and a sure source of competitive advantage. Almost any kind of business is likely to have a collection of things - customer buying patterns, reports from hardware and software purchased or on trial, competitive date from the marketplace. The issues are scale - these are really big data applications - and how to do the analytics in real or nearly real time.

You may not need to buy more hardware - many vendors are going to offer these applications on the cloud so all you need is a way to load your data and an interface to query it. Or you could just let it query itself (pattern searching) and find actionable things you never imagined. The sooner you understand the potential here and equip yourself with the right resources, the sooner your company can reap the benefits.

Areas Covered in the Session:

Basic of the Internet Things

Tools and Services

Required Skills

Examples

Who Will Benefit:

IT Manager

Marketing Manager

Cloud Manager(s)

Speaker Profile:

Amy Wohl has been observing, consulting to, and writing about the computer industry for more than 35 years. Her emphasis has always been on emerging technologies, putting cloud=based applications and new ways of looking at data right in her focus. Wohl is also a frequent speaker at computer events for both users and vendors.

She has taught hundreds of seminars and workshops over the years, with the topics changing as her focus changes. Most recently she’s been speaking about Cloud Computing, its effect on enterprise strategies, and new ways to use the cloud.