May 2015 |
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Haystack
Connect
Final Update before the Event |
John
Petze, Board Member, Project-Haystack Corp |
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In just under three weeks professionals from across the world and the domains of building automation, energy management and the Internet of Things will join together at a unique industry event – Haystack Connect 2015.
Haystack focuses on the challenges involved in utilizing the data from
our growing world of smart devices in order to create value from that
data. As more and more organizations work to integrate data from these
diverse devices and systems they encounter an often unexpected
challenge. That being that device data doesn’t include any standard way
to describe “what it is”. For example, a sensor reading provides a
value but no indication of what it is sensing. This presents a huge
challenge to the organization trying to utilize that data in
applications to better manage their assets and facilities.
As more and more businesses encounter the challenge in this new era of
“data”, they find that there is actually a solution – one that is
proven, installed in thousands of sites and is open source and free to
use. That solution is Project-Haystack - an open source, community
driven solution to make data self-describing.
Initially founded by a small group of people that saw the need for what
is now known as data semantics (or to the layman – data tagging), the
work of the community has grown tremendously since March of 2011.
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you want to learn about Project-Haystack, and from the leaders that are
successfully tackling the challenge of data integration across systems
and applications you owe it to yourself to attend Haystack Connect. It
a truly unique event addressing the key issues involved in building
smart solutions that create value from the data being created by our
world of smart devices.
There is still time to register and learn more about the event and the
organizations that have contributed their resources to sponsor this
important conference. You can get all of the details, and register at www.haystackconnect.org.
One other great reason to attend
HaystackConnect -- the IBB (Interoperable Blues Band) will return! See
leaders in our industry rock out. Full details on the IBB including
photos from previous events and the 2015 play list here: http://events.haystackconnect.org/2015/#theibb
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