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From Blockchain to AI to Security & Beyond, The Industrial IoT Conference Announces Stellar Program

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Trumbull, CT—April 10, 2018 – TMC and Crossfire Media today announced the conference program for the Industrial IoT Conference being held June 6-7, 2018 at the Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta, Georgia.  The Industrial IoT Conference will focus on the IoT technologies and solutions increasing the productivity and efficiency of manufacturing and production processes. During this two day event speakers will provide insight and knowledge as well as a roadmap to reaping the rewards presented by the Industrial Internet of Things.


“When looking at the Industrial Internet of Things the first thing that comes to mind is how to gather sensor data to optimize efficiency. Companies are gathering more information to improve mean time to repair and find new strategies in workflow and automation,” said Carl Ford, CEO, Crossfire Media, executive director of content, IoT Evolution.  “This is the place where Big Data becomes Practical Data and digital transformation becomes reality.”   

The conference program includes:

  • Opportunities for Industrial IoT in Sustainable Manufacturing
  • Security for IIoT
  • Case Study / Productivity Challenges/Demonstrations
  • A Plant Manager’s Guide to Securing the IIoT
  • Bridging the OT/IT Gap With A Real-Time IIoT Gateway
  • Industrial Blockchain
  • IIC Security Framework: Endpoint Security
  • IIOT Cocktails and Table Tour
  • Hardware Optimization for your IoT Solutions
  • Blockchain Trailblazers
  • Practical Industrial Blockchain
  • Making Workplaces Safer with IoT
  • Using AI with Sensor and Signal Data at the Edge and in the Cloud
  • Industrial Machine Intelligence: The Golden Braid of Data Streams, AI, and Human Expertise

Registration is now open. Early bird rates are still available through April 15th. For more information, contact Scott Kargman. For media registration, contact Jessica Seabrook. Companies interested in exhibiting, sponsorship or advertising packages should contact Dave Rodriguez at 203.852.6800 ext. 146 or Maureen Gambino 203-852-6800 x 109.

For the latest Industrial IoT Conference news, updates and information, follow the event on Twitter at @IIoTEvolution.

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About Crossfire Media
Crossfire Media is an integrated marketing company with a core focus on future trends in technology. We service communities of interest with conferences, tradeshows, webinars and newsletters. Crossfire Media has a partnership with Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC) to produce events and websites related to disruptive technologies. Crossfire Media is a division of Crossfire Consulting, a full service Information Technology company based in New York.

Media and Analyst Contact: 
Jessica Seabrook    
Marketing Director
203.852.6800 ext.170
[email protected] 




Edited by Ken Briodagh
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