The DCIA’s Internet of Things (IoT) Marathon Rec
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Posted On: 01/06/2015 6:43:41 AM
The DCIA’s Internet of Things (IoT) Marathon Recorded during the 2015 International CES A four-day marathon presentation, taking place January 6-9 in Las Vegas, NV, of this newest and arguably largest-ever industry phenomenon. Twelve hours of demos, displays, and discussions recorded live for this major industry webcast in the Distributed Computing Industry Association’s (DCIA) HD-video production studio at the Sands Expo & Convention Center:
Tuesday, January 6: “Smart Objects for Fitness & Healthcare” 1 PM – 3 PM
Wednesday, January 7: “Programmable Homes & Energy Management” 10 AM – 12 PM
Wednesday, January 7: “Media Entertainment & Social Networking Solutions” 1 PM – 3 PM
Thursday, January 8: “Geolocation Services & Vehicular Automation” 10 AM – 12 PM
Thursday, January 8: “Retail, Public Space & Manufacturing Environments” 1 PM – 3 PM
Friday, January 9: “Power Consumption, Cybersecurity & Interoperability” 10 AM – 12 PM
The Internet of Things (IoT) is now on an unstoppable growth trajectory to surpass 50 billion smart objects by 2020.
The 2015 International CES Show is the ideal place to start learning in-depth about the multiplicity of opportunities that this rapidly emerging movement offers product developers, software engineers, marketers, entrepreneurs, and other forward- looking professionals across many economic sectors.
Approximately 12.1 billion Internet-connected devices were in use in April 2014. Currently, about 100 things connect to the Internet every second, and the number is expected to reach 250 per second by 2020. The IoT holds potential for disruptive change, and its evolution will likely be faster than the Internet.
The DCIA sees enormous promise in smart objects and software for fitness, healthcare, and life sciences; programmable home appliances and systems as well as residential energy management, media entertainment and social networking solutions, geolocation services and vehicular automation, and – for both private sector institutions and governmental agencies – retail, public space, and manufacturing environments.
The DCIA also supports industry efforts to improve efficiency and reduce power consumption, address cybersecurity and related vulnerabilities, establish common protocols and communications standards for interoperability and connectivity among various devices, and enhance ease-of-use for consumers.
"Internet of Things (IoT) Marathon"
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Tuesday, January 6: “Smart Objects for Fitness & Healthcare” 1 PM – 3 PM
Wednesday, January 7: “Programmable Homes & Energy Management” 10 AM – 12 PM
Wednesday, January 7: “Media Entertainment & Social Networking Solutions” 1 PM – 3 PM
Thursday, January 8: “Geolocation Services & Vehicular Automation” 10 AM – 12 PM
Thursday, January 8: “Retail, Public Space & Manufacturing Environments” 1 PM – 3 PM
Friday, January 9: “Power Consumption, Cybersecurity & Interoperability” 10 AM – 12 PM
The Internet of Things (IoT) is now on an unstoppable growth trajectory to surpass 50 billion smart objects by 2020.
The 2015 International CES Show is the ideal place to start learning in-depth about the multiplicity of opportunities that this rapidly emerging movement offers product developers, software engineers, marketers, entrepreneurs, and other forward- looking professionals across many economic sectors.
Approximately 12.1 billion Internet-connected devices were in use in April 2014. Currently, about 100 things connect to the Internet every second, and the number is expected to reach 250 per second by 2020. The IoT holds potential for disruptive change, and its evolution will likely be faster than the Internet.
The DCIA sees enormous promise in smart objects and software for fitness, healthcare, and life sciences; programmable home appliances and systems as well as residential energy management, media entertainment and social networking solutions, geolocation services and vehicular automation, and – for both private sector institutions and governmental agencies – retail, public space, and manufacturing environments.
The DCIA also supports industry efforts to improve efficiency and reduce power consumption, address cybersecurity and related vulnerabilities, establish common protocols and communications standards for interoperability and connectivity among various devices, and enhance ease-of-use for consumers.
"Internet of Things (IoT) Marathon"
......that's a lot of Data!
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