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Friday, March 27, 2015 11:00 AM EDT / 8:00 AM PDT
 
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 Whether the Internet of Things (IoT) has just started to pique your interest or you are evaluating different IoT solutions, one thing is for certain – IoT is the technology of the future. IoT isn’t just a technology that connects sensors and devices; it creates opportunities for enterprises to develop new business models, customer engagement structures and revenue streams.

Join us for part 1 of our 3 part Enterprise in the IoT webinar series featuring speakers Emil Berthelsen, Principal Analyst from Machina Research, Anthony Moffa, Manager of Global Data Services and Integration from Tyco Safety Products and Dan Murphy, VP of Marketing for Thingworx, as they discuss:
  • The convergence of operational and information technologies
  • How enterprises are enhancing the traditional products with extended product lifetime services
  • The emergence of Enterprise IoT and how new services are achieved with rapid application development platforms
  • The importance of managing a dynamically changing and growing estate of connected devices
Register now to learn how to identify the opportunities and benefits of Enterprise IoT and how you can use it within your organization.


Presenters

Emil Berthelsen
Principal Analyst
Machina Research


Anthony Moffa
Manager Global Data Services & Integration
Tyco Safety Products


Dan Murphy
VP Marketing
ThingWorx


Moderator

Carl Ford
CEO and Co-Founder
Crossfire Media