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Building the IoT data lifecycle (sponsored by Cisco)

Building the IoT data lifecycle (sponsored by Cisco)

For many enterprises, the internet of things represents an opportunity to transform the business by examining its data from a holistic lifecycle perspective and generating, analyzing, and archiving the data to reengineer the enterprise. Han Yang explores the latest trends and the role of infrastructure in enabling such a transformation.
Talk Title Building the IoT data lifecycle (sponsored by Cisco)
Speakers Chiang Yang (Cisco)
Conference Strata Data Conference
Conf Tag Make Data Work
Location New York, New York
Date September 26-28, 2017
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Slides Talk Slides
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For many enterprises, the internet of things represents an opportunity to transform the business by examining its data from a holistic lifecycle perspective and generating, analyzing, and archiving the data to reengineer the enterprise. Han Yang explores the latest trends and the role of infrastructure in enabling such a transformation. This session is sponsored by Cisco.

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