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75% of IoT Projects Fail. Here’s How to Avoid Problems.

June 30, 2020

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

IoT is becoming a key element of digital transformation for most businesses. But connected device development is complex and successfully implementing and integrating IoT into a business is easier said than done. The purpose of this webinar is to share some of the most important considerations for early IoT development and how to avoid becoming one of the 75 percent of deployments that never make it to market.

Our speakers have over 75 years of combined experience in planning and developing complex systems involving connected devices. This webinar will explore examples of the types of failures they’ve seen and identify the root causes. Further, actionable information and tools will be provided to help IoT business executives and project managers avoid failure.

Reasons to attend:

Gain insights on ways we’ve seen IoT developments fail
Understand the root causes of IoT failures
Explore the importance of proper project planning and technology selection
Learn about tools and techniques for planning a successful project

Speakers

Chris Howard

Christopher A. Howard founded Softeq Development in 1997 and is interested in building businesses that excel while fostering a positive and creative work environment. He loves using technology to solve complex problems and working to build the best technical software outsourcing team possible.

Jeremy McKeon

Jeremy has worked for over 20 years in the technology industry addressing challenging business problems for a diverse set of industries. Jeremy has served in leadership positions in Sales Management, Business Development, and Technology Strategy & Innovation at companies such as Juniper Networks, EMC Corporation, and CGI.

Mike Pak

Mike is a senior-level solutions architect focused on designing systems that scale. He’s a constant learner who always seeks to increase his proficiency and knowledge of the latest technology. He serves as a mentor and leader to a team of senior-level developers who specialize in engineered technical software solutions.

Dani Diaz

Danilo Diaz is an Internet of Things Solutions Architect with Microsoft’s Global Black Belt organization. Danilo has been focused on IoT for the last 4 years, helping organizations of all sizes fully maximize the potential that IoT brings to their industry.

Hosts

Softeq

Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Softeq Development Corporation is a global full-stack development consultant with additional offices in Germany, Mexico, and Lithuania. We design and develop custom software, firmware, hardware, desktop apps, mobile apps, line-of-business web, cloud, big data, and machine learning-powered solutions. We have the ability to design and create complex solutions and ecosystems spanning from fully functional prototypes all the way to ready-for-manufacture designs. Softeq is particularly well-suited to design connected devices, prototypes, PCBs, sensors, and smart connected objects for the Internet of Things.ConsultingClients choose Softeq for our broad and relevant technical knowledge and insider IT business experience. This background provides a strong foothold for guiding our clients throughout all stages of their strategic business change — from major digital transformation down to automating processes and roles and asset digitization.Product DevelopmentWe are frequently engaged to perform product development for our clients. We understand the effort required to bring a new product to the market. We will take on the domain and competitor analysis, develop a PoC and test it with your target audience, analyze user feedback and improve the product, as well as coordinate the final manufacturing and suggest an optimal rollout strategy.Digital StrategyWe help clients identify the right digital tech stack so that their business models achieve new differentiating business capabilities. We help simplify the decisions associated with evaluating a huge number of competing technologies, languages, tools, and platforms to meet the optimal TCO goal.