The TCC’s ‘Internet of Things’ and Mobile Movement track was recently featured on Individual.com. The conference will be held on Tuesday, February 18th, in Santa Clara, CA. From the article:
TELADATA, a consulting firm with expertise in design, planning and project management for converging technologies, announced that its 2014 Technology Convergence Conference (TCC) will highlight trends affecting the workspace and the growing data behind these technologies.
According to a release, of the conference’s three tracks, the Emerging Technologies track will feature case studies and panel discussions on corporate mobile strategies, the enterprise of big data, and the applications changing the work environment.
Rich Brueckner, President of InsideBIGDATA, will deliver a presentation on big data as an engine for change and how to use this growing data to its fullest potential in a presentation titled Big Data: What’s It Really About?.
Kamal Shah, CEO of Fotonotes, will deliver a presentation titled Five Key Considerations in Moving to Mobile, which will focus on developing and implementing an enterprise mobility strategy.
Christina Clark, VP at Wixen Real Estate, will moderate a panel discussion titled Practical Building Applications for The Internet of Things, which will feature panelists Michael Bangs, VP of Real Estate & Facilities at Oracle, John Lucas, VP Global Real Estate at Juniper Networks, as well as Ed Pate, Director of Facilities Operations at SanDisk.
“There are so many new technologies affecting both IT and facilities professionals,” said Christina Clark. “The TCC is great for learning what’s cutting-edge now, what to expect tomorrow, and how it impacts our lives personally and professionally.”
TELADATA’s Technology Convergence Conference focuses on providing an environment where IT, facilities and telecommunications professionals can assemble to exchange ideas and best practices relating to the latest technologies in data centers, IT infrastructure, audiovisual and monitoring systems. Expert speakers and resources offer delegates critical information and in-the-trenches tactics to deal effectively with key issues affecting facilities and data centers.
