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The Internet of Things (Anything?)

IEEE members live and work in 160+ countries, on 6 continents.
This technical session will engage the audience in topics from IEEE’s
global discussions of the Internet of Things (IoT) and will introduce
the intelligent sensor platform for IoT by Intel Corporation, the
world’s largest processor manufacturer. This session will provide
working definitions of IoT and challenge the audience to get involved
in the IoT revolution. It will focus upon emerging standards,
innovations across industries, and research that reveals global
excitement regarding Internet of Things -Anything.

“On the Internet of Things, nobody knows you’re a dog“ Tam Harbert (June 2014)

“This is why you can’t ignore the Internet of Things” Chris Neiger (June 2014)

What You Will Learn:
• IoT is about the “Things”
• “Things” will sense and communicate over an Internet
• Innovations in STEM + Arts will revolutionize “Things”
• Intel innovations form an Intelligent Sensor Platform for IoT
• IEEE standards will deliver IoT to the world

Agenda
6:00PM Networking & Reception
6:30PM Greetings & Presentation of the Panel

• Bill Tiso, Intel Corporation, Principal Engineer & Platform Solutions Architect, Internet of Things Group
• Lee Stogner, President of the Vincula Group, Chair of the Carolinas’ Engineering Cluster and a Past Director of the IEEE Board of Directors

8:30PM Closing

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IEEE Columbia Section November 13, 2014 at IT-oLogy in Columbia, SC

Arrivals…

Intrigue…

Fully engaged… Lee Stogner has a captive audience!

Bill Tiso mesmerized the audience, as he presented the awesome IoT knowledge and gateway innovations of Intel. Wow! At one point, Bill paused to quiz the audience -to check our pulse! LOL!

“I’m from Charlotte and I don’t know how I ended up on your email list but I’m glad I came.” W. S.

“This was the best session, yet! They just keep getting better and better. Thank you!” Member

“I enjoyed being here. I’m coming back for the January session!” Bill Tiso

“This was very good. This is what I’m interested in.” South Carolina State University Student

The Section along with previous panelists and students who participated in previous Technical Sessions have encouraged students to bring their resumes to these events.

“I enjoyed it. I brought my resume.” Winthrop Student

Engineering students and their IEEE Student Branch Chair from South Carolina State University also brought their resumes.

The Section now has a possible project. Information forthcoming!

“I enjoyed this. This is what I like!” Young Professional Member

“This was very good! I enjoyed it!”