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Today, Wednesday March 28 2018 at 7pm ET (23:00 UTC) the Internet Society Livestream Channel will webcast an edited recording of the April Internet of Things (IoT) NY meetup. This took place on April 9th which was IoT Day and focused on Edge Intelligence. The International Data Corporation (IDC) has concluded that by 2019 at-least 40% of IoT data will be stored, processed, analyzed and acted upon close to, or at the edge of the network. Topics were data processing at the edge and the promise of improved agility, security and reliability in data-handling and analytics systems. Speakers: Ed Maguire, Venture Partner, Momenta Partners; Neil Cohen, VP Marketing, Edge Intelligence; and Amir Halfon, VP Strategic Solutions,  iguazio .

What: Edge Intelligence on IoT Day
When: Wednesday March 28 2018 7pm ET (23:00 UTC)
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Today, Friday February 16 2018 at 11am ET (14:00 UTC) the Internet Society Livestream Channel will webcast an edited recording of last Tuesday’s Internet of Things (IoT) NY meetup, held in conjunction with the Time-Series Data NY meetup featuring presentations from two fast growing companies in the field of IoT in Manufacturing. Nowadays our products are almost always assembled by machine: plastic extruders, sheet metal stampers, textile spinning machines, robotic arms programmed for specific tasks. The machines and equipment vary, depending on the product being made, with the manufacturing processes overseen by humans. Until recently, the performance parameters of the machines (e.g., pressure, humidity, moisture, temperature, rotational speed) have been largely invisible to us. In other words, we need to capture data. Consequently, the efficiency of our processes is jeopardized by the fact that we don’t know what is happening at all times along our assembly lines. In other words, we don’t capture data at all or if we do, we don’t put it to actionable use. This is why manufacturing is one of IoT’s biggest markets. With the right data collection, processing, storage and analytics solution in place, companies can save hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars through process optimization, maximizing resource efficiency and, ultimately, increasing productivity. Speakers: Eric Fogg, COO & Founder, MachineMetrics; Devon Peticolas, Data Engineer Oden Technologies –

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