Going Remote: How to Develop IoT Products with a Distributed Team
In this virtual summit, you will learn proven tactics to drive your IoT development projects forward in a remote-only environment.
Now more than ever, engineering leaders need to be ready to weather the storm while preparing for the future. In this virtual summit, you will learn proven tactics to drive your IoT development projects forward in a remote-only environment.
You'll learn:
- Tools and tips for going remote
- How to lead a distributed engineering team
- Best practices for remote hardware engineering
Meet the Panelists
Mark Thirman, Board Member, MIT Enterprise Forum
Mark Thirman has over 30 years of experience in executive roles gathered in a broad range of telephony, infrastructure, and networking companies. Currently, Mark leads global IoT strategy within J.D. Power’s TMT group, a global leader in consumer insights, advisory services, and data analytics. Mark has also worked with Amazon Web Services (IoT), Cloud Technology Partners, TELUS, and Vodafone (VP of M2M Americas).
Bill Baxter, CTO, Vizio
As CTO at Vizio, Bill manages all aspects of TV and audio product development. He manages software development across embedded, web, and mobile apps and cloud services operations powering over 10 million TVs and smart speakers.
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We think about IoT, a lot
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