IoT in 10 Minutes

We're kicking the year off with an episode with Piet Vandaele, Co-founder and CEO of Waylay. Piet and I discuss an important concept in IoT: automation. As Piet describes in more detail, automation is essential to building IoT solutions that can scale. We kick off the episode and talk about automation in general terms and then dive deeper to cover how it actually applies to IoT. Then, we wrap things up with some forward-looking statements on this quickly evolving space.

For this episode, we sat down with Aaron Allsbrook, the CTO of ClearBlade. Aaron helps define what 'edge computing' really means and how to make sense of it. Cutting through the marketing fluff, Aaron talks about how 'edge computing' actually works and why enterprises are keen on taking advantage of it in their IoT solutions. Then, we talk about what's next for 'the edge'. Aaron describes where he thinks we're headed in the near future.

MachNation's Samuel Hale shares his thoughts on moving IoT projects onwards from the dreaded Proof of Concept (PoC) stage. Samuel explains why so many IoT projects seem to stall and offers some tips on what enterprises can do better to overcome this obstable. Then, Sam opines on what we may see in the near future of IoT solution development and deployment.

Enterprise IoT's Rob Tiffany joins us to discuss a hot topic in IoT today: the digital twin. In our conversation, we dissect what the term, digital twin, really means and how it's being used by enterprises today. To wrap up, we talk about where there space is headed and what enterprises should be thinking about in planning the role digital twin will play in future IoT implementations.

In this episode, Chief Technology Officer of Software AG Bernd Gross joins us to talk self-service analytics in IoT. Dima and Bernd talk about what self-service analytics are all about, how they are being used today by enterprises, and what the future holds for this interesting space.