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The Third annual Connection Communities
Collaboration Meeting with the listed below industry thought leaders will be
held at AHRExpo 2015 Chicago January 27, 1:30 pm.
Theme is "Our Connection Community and the Internet of Things"
For insight to meeting and speakers and the evolving agenda log into the CCC LinkedIn group.
Note: Louis-Nicolas Hamer is not
able to attend and Jim O'Callaghan (President EnOcean Inc.) will
step in.
This meeting is designed to be fast
moving and expects the attendees to have a basic understanding of the
evolving connection communities' needs. Below is a list of required
reading from our presenting thought leaders to allow you to get on the
same page as them.
We have limited our leaders' thoughts to
five minute after which I will as moderator ask a few questions for
clarity and then request input from our panel of thought leaders. Then
on to the next thought leader's five minute presentation.
No power points will be allowed or demos
of their thoughts only old school face-to-face collaborating.
It will be a rapid moving meeting that
will collaborate today's thoughts and quickly identify the work and
resources of the various connection communities.
To help make sense of what is being
discussed, here is a list of required reading from each of our thought
leaders.
Andy McMillan Innovative Business Leader meeting
Thought Leader LinkedIn Profile
The New Math in BAS Of course, all of this is just an
interesting speculation unless the industry equation really does
change.
So we have to ask ourselves, “How likely is it, really? ”http://www.automatedbuildings.com/news/sep14/columns/1408270405mcmillan.html
Is POE DOA in BAS? I
believe companies need to move quickly to keep up with the accelerating
change in the BAS industry
http://www.automatedbuildings.com/news/jun14/columns/140531094808mcmillan.html
Marc Petock Vice President, Marketing, Lynxspring, Inc., meeting Thought Leader LinkedIn Profile
The Value of the Collaborative
Community Collaboration simply means to work together with a
shared vision and desired outcome for the future.
http://www.automatedbuildings.com/news/jun14/articles/lynxspring/140527102707lynxspring.html
I’ll Have IoT with That Please IoT is emerging as the third wave in the evolution of intelligent buildings. - Marc Petock, Vice President, Marketing Lynxspring & Connexx Energy
Cyber Security Points That
Need to be Part of the Conversation
http://www.automatedbuildings.com/news/aug14/articles/lynxspring/140723023303lynxspring.html
State of the Union- Intelligent
Buildings Today’s
building automation and operational technology offers a strong
foundation for the future and is essential for conducting business.
http://automatedbuildings.com/news/oct14/articles/lynxspring/140927103003lynxspring.html
John Petze Partner at
SkyFoundry meeting Thought Leader LinkedIn Profie
Will speak to Creating Business Value from the Data Produced by the IoT
Haystack Connect
2015 Smart Data. Smart Devices. Smart Buildings. Smart
Business.
http://www.automatedbuildings.com/news/nov14/articles/haystackconnect/141021110707haystack.html
Paul Oswald President Environmental Systems, Inc (ESI) our intergration thought leader LinkedIn Profile
[an error occurred while processing this directive]I have asked Paul to join us and bring the subject of one of our other education session to this group ‘”Addressing The Skills Gap created by IoT” Very pleased to have any of you come to this session. Jim Sinopoli will be part of this important session for the industry.
Addressing The Skills Gap
It’s time we as industry begin to focus our efforts on investing in the
people necessary to properly apply all the great technology we have in
order to deliver quality solutions that provide real value to end users.
http://www.automatedbuildings.com/news/jul14/articles/esi/140626094004esi.html
Jim O'Callaghan (President, EnOcean
Inc.) is our wireless thought leader LinkedIn Profile
Jim is the President of EnOcean Inc.
based in Salt Lake City and is very much up to speed on building
automation, installation issues (including remote commissioning /
management), LEDs / controllers, autonomous systems and the industry /
IoT in general.
Can wireless building automation contribute to an IoT? EnOcean has been active for more than 10 years in what is now popularly called the IoT. - Jim O’Callaghan, President of EnOcean Inc.
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