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In this episode, we share a thoughtful take on what really matters going into the ProveIt! Conference 2026. Instead of chasing announcements or polished demos, the focus is on expectations that feel more grounded: honest conversations, lessons from what didn’t work, and clearer proof of what actually delivers value in IIoT and manufacturing. The discussion looks at what makes events like this useful — real use cases, open dialogue between vendors and practitioners, and fewer slides that pretend everything is easy. It’s a calm, slightly curious reflection on what would make a conference worth the time for people working in the field, and what signals real progress versus noise. For deeper reading and more real-world perspectives, visit iiotblog.com.
By Henry CostaIn this episode, we share a thoughtful take on what really matters going into the ProveIt! Conference 2026. Instead of chasing announcements or polished demos, the focus is on expectations that feel more grounded: honest conversations, lessons from what didn’t work, and clearer proof of what actually delivers value in IIoT and manufacturing. The discussion looks at what makes events like this useful — real use cases, open dialogue between vendors and practitioners, and fewer slides that pretend everything is easy. It’s a calm, slightly curious reflection on what would make a conference worth the time for people working in the field, and what signals real progress versus noise. For deeper reading and more real-world perspectives, visit iiotblog.com.