05 May Capturing Value with Enterprise IoT
Thursday, May 5, 2016
In our nineteenth Meetup we have Jayraj Nair, Head of IoT Practice with Infosys presenting “Capturing Value with Enterprise IoT”. Come meet other business leaders in the IoT ecosystem and discuss the business issues you face in the Internet of Things. http://www.meetup.com/The-IoT-Inc-Business-Meetup-Silicon-Valley/
Mentioned during this Meetup and Other Useful Links
- Meetup Presentation
- Get the first chapter of Bruce’s book, IoT Inc.
Agenda
6:00: Doors open. Eat, drink and meet fellow members
6:30: Opening remarks and room introductions
6:45: Presentation
7:15: Questions and answers
7:30: Networking
8:00: Doors close
Presentation Abstract
Session will focus on the IoT promise of delivering an Outcome Based Economy. Deep dive on the industrial internet and industry 4.0, role of open source technologies, digital twin, machine learning and predictive analytics in transforming industrial asset efficiency and operations. Dwell into Best Practices, example of real world implementation and its societal impact for Smart Cities, Smart Farm and Connected Care. Smart City solution will highlight use cases for Water and Energy management while Smart Farm focus will be on Yield and Disease management. Connected Care will highlight interoperability challenges and patient care in clinical and home settings. Innovation in IOT systems is transforming your business and the global economy today.
Jayraj’s Bio
Jayraj Nair is Head of IoT Practice with Infosys. His unit is devoted to serving clients in multiple industries with evolving IoT technologies. His portfolio covers solutions for Asset efficiency, Industrial Digital Thread, Connected (Car, Care, Home & Insurance) and complex system of systems implementations for Smart Cities, Farm, Retail & Energy.
Over the last twenty five years, Jayraj has provided leadership in various stages of system development life cycle and is passionate about “Building & deploying solutions that add real value to the End User”. Jayraj received his MS in Engineering & Management from MIT and his MBA from Iowa State.
