Who Should Come to the StampedeCon IoT Summit?
Business Leaders
Affordable connected sensors are enabling the collection and analysis of valuable data points at a scale that was once impractical or impossible to track. This is creating new strategic business opportunities, improving business outcomes and reducing operational expenses across industries.
Attend to learn how IoT is being used across industries and hear important considerations for developing your IoT strategy.
Technical Teams
Working with IoT gives you the opportunity to work wherever your interests may be: from device-level sensor communication to microservice development to real-time streaming analytics, machine learning and Big Data systems that will power the app you have in mind.
Join us to hear techniques and lessons learned in developing IoT apps and services while also learning how to handle the supporting infrastructure.
Entrepreneurs
The possible applications of IoT systems are endless: smart homes, agriculture, fleet management, healthcare and more. Analysts estimate the global IoT market at over $1 trillion by 2019 including devices, services, apps, infrastructure and more.
Attend to hear the possibilities and to connect with the right people to bring your idea to life!
Premier Sponsors
Operational Excellence through Connected Supply Chain
Companies successful at managing the supply chain recognize the power of data and analytics, and how both allow them to optimize processes and account for variability.
read moreConnecting the Physical World to IoT Insights
In this Digital Age, organizations are leveraging IoT solutions to realize efficiencies, customization, and improved user experience like never before.
read moreSpeakers
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Siddique Hameed
Director of Software Engineering, Payment Gateway Services – Mastercard
How the Internet of Things (IoT) is Revolutionizing Retail and Commerce
We are living in an era where we are fortunate to witness the perfect storm of innovation from technologies like Big Data, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things (IoT), etc. As technologists and entrepreneurs, we constantly look for ways to bridge these technologies for building better products and services.
From brick and mortar stores to shopping malls, IoTs are changing the way the customers shop and interact with the business. IoTs can do varieties of things in improving the consumer & retail experience. It can help customers beat the checkout line and can also help business owners in building a strong business and marketing intelligence using the data collected onsite. Lets dig in and see how IoTs are getting closer to our daily lifestyle.

Chris Gillham
Emerging Risk & Security Capability Lead at Monsanto Company
Securing the Internet of Things
This presentation will focus on security concerns and implementation issues for IoT devices, communications, and support in enterprise environments. Anyone deploying or looking to deploy thousands of sensors across large corporate networks, wireless networks, and 3G/4G networks would find interest and value from others experiences.

Mrinal Wadhwa
CTO at Fybr
Edge Computing and Machine Learning for Better Low-Power Sensors
Edge Computing can be combined with Machine Learning to improve sensing accuracy, reduce decision latency and boost battery life of low-power, wireless sense and control devices. However such IoT systems are a largely unexplored realm. This talk will present an approach to creating safe, reliable and efficient low-power device networks that learn to improve their accuracy over time with modern machine learning techniques, while still keeping their power consumption low.

Waseem Shaik
Practice Lead, IoT Analytics at Teradata
Connected Supply Chain: Driving Business Efficiencies Through Real-time Analytics
According to McKinsey and others, Digital Supply Chain levers, such as IoT, machine learning, and AI can unlock significant improvements across multiple dimensions. Companies want to take advantage of these new technologies but are challenged with how to merge the new with the legacy planning, scheduling, and orchestration systems they have in place. Furthermore, they know that creating new, point solutions results in dis-integrated data silos, watering down the integrated supply chain intelligence data they have today. As well, such approaches are enormously disruptive to supply chain organizations.
Rather than the “rip-and-replace” approach, leaders in supply chain are seeking to inject real time, up to the moment data from the internet of things-enabled devices, weather, traffic, events, strikes, demand spikes, last minute supply changes into their existing data assets, systems, and processes.
Find out how an analytics-augmented supply chain is helping leaders analyze and assess the impact of events in real time, enabling them to assess and respond in a data-driven way in time to drive optimal results.

Ryan Murphy
Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft
Cloud-Powered IoT: Architectures and Patterns in Microsoft Azure
The IoT solution development landscape is changing rapidly, and public cloud offerings are enabling new capabilities and richer integration possibilities. In this session, we will discuss architectures, patterns, and customization options available in Microsoft Azure that can help you get started building a solution that fits your needs while maximizing time to value. We will deep dive into leveraging Azure IoT Suite's preconfigured solutions to create custom IoT solutions without starting from scratch, highlighting real-time analytics capabilities along the way.

Bryan Sapot
CEO at SensrTrx
Manufacturing & IoT: Combining Legacy and New Technology to Create Value
Manufacturing, in many ways, has been utilizing IoT technology for the last 20 years. Most machines have sensors and computers that provide detailed information on machine performance, but few companies are leveraging this capability. Bryan will explain how manufacturers can leverage their legacy and new technology to gain insight into improving their processes. Bryan will provide a deep dive into SensrTrx technology stack and how they solved the issues of implementing IoT in manufacturing.

Guy Weitzman
Founder and CEO at Atomation
Connecting Legacy Devices to the Internet
Guy will provide the background of IoT, discussing who the main players are, the various pieces involved and how this technology works. He will then talk about connecting legacy devices – including how this is done and why it is important. Next he will discuss the different industries that can benefit from IoT integration and dive into Atomation’s unique IoT platform providing examples and use cases.
Schedule
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Time | Session Title |
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8:00 – 8:30 |
Check-in, Networking and Breakfast |
8:30 – 8:45 |
Welcome & Opening Remarks |
8:45 – 9:30 |
How the Internet of Things (IoT) is Revolutionizing Retail and CommerceSiddique Hameed Director of Software Engineering, Payment Gateway Services – Mastercard |
9:30 – 10:15 |
Securing the Internet of ThingsChris Gillham Emerging Threats Lead at Monsanto |
10:15 – 10:45 |
Networking Break |
10:45 – 11:30 |
Edge Computing and Machine Learning for Better Low-Power SensorsMrinal Wadhwa CTO at Fybr |
11:30 – 12:15 |
Connecting Legacy Devices to the InternetGuy Weitzman Founder and CEO at Atomation |
12:15 – 1:30 |
Lunch (provided) |
1:30 – 2:15 |
Connected Supply Chain: Driving Business Efficiencies Through Real-time AnalyticsWaseem Shaik Practice Lead, IoT Analytics at Teradata |
2:15 – 3:00 |
Manufacturing & IoT: Combining Legacy and New Technology to Create ValueBryan Sapot CEO at SensrTrx |
3:00 – 3:30 |
Networking Break |
3:30 – 4:15 |
Cloud-Powered IoT: Architectures and Patterns in Microsoft AzureRyan Murphy Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft |
4:15 – 4:30 |
Thank You & Closing Remarks |
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