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WEBINAR: Generating Business Insight and Advantage from IoT Data
Thursday March 5, 2015
TIME: 2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PT Register Today
The Internet of Things (IoT) is generating a massive amount of data from the machines, products and people that make up today’s smart, connected world. Leveraging this data can dramatically improve an organization’s internal processes, and the services and products a company delivers to its customers.
Splunk, a business systems and analytics partner of ThingWorx, provides a platform that can transform large volumes of disparate data into valuable insights. Splunk solutions enable customers to monitor, collect, filter, search and analyze structured and unstructured machine data in real time from various sources, including the ThingWorx platform.
Join Brian Gilmore, Senior Manager and Solution Expert for the IoT and Industrial Data at Splunk and Jack Reader, Business Development Manager at ThingWorx, a PTC Business, as they discuss how companies can: - Identify and resolve issues faster across all systems and infrastructure
- Monitor and predict problems before they impact service, safety and revenue
- Gain operational visibility companywide or within specific roles to understand trends in data
- Make better informed business decisions using Operational Intelligence from machine and process data
- Anticipate, detect, respond and prevent security threats across IT, the business and in the cloud
Register now to learn how you can leverage the increasing amount of data you are generating from your smart, connected devices to gain a competitive business advantage.
Who should attend: Everyone!
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| March 03, 2015 Can IoT MVNO's Ride the Netflix Net Neutrality Coattails
Recently, a friend referred to the Net Neutrality order as the Netflix Easy Pass. The FCC’s statement’s that it intends to monitor interconnections is aimed at solving the consumer complaints about the experience of network delay when reaching Netflix. Netflix numbers are amazing, they represent 30 percent of Internet traffic during peak hours. The unlimited access promised as part of the consumer’s Internet access may have caused the FCC to consider Net Neutrality, but their order focuses on interconnection. Now to be sure, no IoT MVNO today is pushing packets down the pipe the way that Netflix does. In fact, the majority of the traffic is going in the opposite direction. Since the order includes wireline and wireless, MVNO’s have a new opportunity to explore their access contracts. MVNO’s may find neutrality works in their favor when blending and bridging customer traffic. Particularly given the push towards analytics the data from the things gets analyzed in context and gets bundled into big data. Like a snowball that grows as it rolls along, we can expect that we find more measurements we want to use to add context. Read More | |
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