Presentation: Using FogLAMP to get your Dark Data into PI (OSIsoft)

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2019 - PI World - San Francisco - Developer Track

Using FogLAMP to get your Dark Data into PI (OSIsoft)

The Industrial Internet of Things is changing everything. Every day, sensors are smaller, cheaper, faster and smarter. FogLAMP is the open source way to collect data from anything and get it into your PI Server. FogLAMP can buffer data so you don't lose it, or pre-process it so it is richer and more useful. Moreover, FogLAMP enables analytics at the edge such as intelligent filters, first level analysis and meta-data transformations at ingress, storage or egress. We'll talk about real-world solutions in mining, power and factories of the future. Come see how FogLAMP can help you with your digital transformation.

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Company

Dianomic

Speaker

Bill Hunt

Bill Hunt is the CTO of Dianomic, the maker of FogLAMP. He has founded and/or been a senior exec at multiple venture-backed software companies, each an innovator and the leader in their space. Five of his companies were acquired for $500m by Oracle, Avaya, Alcatel and others. He has also acquired multiple companies. Bill enjoys mentoring young entrepreneurs in Peter Thiel's 20 Under 20 Fellowship and is an occasional speaker on technology and entrepreneurial topics. He is an advisor or board member of several high-quality software companies and has 12 patents to his credit.

Company

OSIsoft

Speaker

Daniel Lazaro Cuadrado

Daniel serves as a Senior Development Project Manager | Office of the CTO, at OSIsoft. He manages technology, research and innovation projects related to IIoT, Open Source and DER (Distributed Energy Resources) and represents OSIsoft at consortia with a strong focus on collaboration. Prior to joining OSIsoft in 2010, Daniel was involved in various international research projects, helped kickstart a startup and releases a cloud product back in 2008 right after Amazon AWS EC2 exited beta. Daniel holds a M.Sc. in Computer Science from Valladolid University (Spain) and a Ph.D. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Aalborg University (Denmark).