The 'I' in IoT is for Integration

Yes, it is true that IoT stands for the Internet of Things. However, for the ecosystem of these things to yield tangible business outcomes, there is a vital need for timely connections to be made across these devices. Connections that open up access to relevant data that is processed for actionable insight. Information is the most valuable asset for an enterprise. However, for such information to be generated and nurtured and delivered to the right stakeholders at the right time, IoT devices must be effectively integrated. Without meaningful integration, the Internet of Things may very well be a mass of disconnected words. An integrated set of IoT devices tells a good story -- crisply delivered. What do you think the 'I' in IoT stands for? Let's meetup!

E.G. Nadhan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/egnadhan/) speaker bio:

As the Chief Technology Strategist for the Central Region at Red Hat, Nadhan works with the executive leadership of enterprises to innovatively drive Digital Transformation with a healthy blend of emerging solutions and a DevOps mindset. Nadhan also provides thought leadership on various concepts including Cloud, Big Data, Analytics and the Internet of Things (IoT) through multiple channels including industry conferences, Executive Round tables as well as customer specific Executive Briefing sessions. Follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/NadhanEG) LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/egnadhan/)

NOTE: We're co-sponsoring this event with the Milwaukee Integration Practitioners Meetup (https://www.meetup.com/preview/Milwaukee-Integration-Practitioners-Meetup) - check 'em out!