May 15, 2017 - The “Things” of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) will show their true value when actionable business intelligence information can be pulled from the data they provide. However, current analytics products are only the tip of the iceberg. As the future approaches, next generation analytics and artificial intelligence technologies will support data and real time decision making at the point of production. Practitioners must realize that this data is critical, and needs to be protected and continuously available.
Delivering this protection at the Edge requires a much more dynamic approach than has traditionally been used for data connectivity, or cloud based solutions.
Join Craig Resnick of the ARC Advisory Group and Jason Andersen of Stratus Technologies as they delve into:
- The evolution of IIoT and data criticality
- Techniques for protecting and ensuring the continuous availability of data
- The success of organizations who are “living on the edge” having already deployed simple, secure, and reliable edge based solutions.
Don’t miss this webinar on data protection & IIoT. View this webinar on demand.
Moderator: Bill Lydon, Editor, Automation.com
About the Speakers
Craig Resnick is VicePresident of ARC Advisory Group and the primary analyst for many of ARC’s Automation Supplier and Financial Services clients. Craig’s focus areas include Production Management, OEE, HMI Software, Automation Platforms, and Embedded Systems. Craig has 30 years’ experience in sales, marketing, product development, and project management in the industrial market.
Jason Andersen is Vice President of Business Line Management for Stratus Technologies and leads the team responsible for setting the business strategy and product roadmaps for Stratus Products and Services. Jason has a deep understanding of both on-premise and cloud based infrastructure for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and has been responsible for the successful market delivery of hardware, software and cloud products and services for almost 20 years.
