IoT Training & Workshops
With years of training experience, I can genuinely say that custom, in depth and hands-on training is best way to get up and running with IoT with your business.
- Train your C-Suite on opportunities to leverage IoT technologies. Help them recognize opportunities at a business decision level.
- Through group training, eliminate on-the-ground employee fear of these simple technologies to ensure impactful buy-in before your projects move to implementation.
- For software development shops, train your development team or sales team to recognize opportunities to leverage IoT technologies.
My approach is to tailor each workshop to your specific circumstances, rooted in some common themes. Each custom training course includes sections on the following critical core knowledge;
- Introduction to the Internet of Things (IoT)
- IoT Sensors and Devices
- IoT Networks and Protocols
- IoT Programming and Big Data
- Cybersecurity and Privacy in the IoT
- Innovation opportunities
A series of workshops conducted over the course of several days and addressing challenging programs will accelerate success. Workshops also work well to form new teams, and to kick off team coaching programs.
Multiple day workshops for any audience
Training can also include hands-on project development to ensure direct hands-on implementation
Example walk-aways;
- Generate IoT concepts and design IoT solutions within your area of expertise.
- Map out the process for an IoT solution, and identify the sensors and other devices required.
- Evaluate different infrastructure components and network systems, and design the basic network for your IoT ideas.
- Apply software solutions for different systems and Big Data to your concept designs, and appreciate how data is managed in the network.
- Identify and analyse IoT security and privacy risks, and concept design secure hardware and software.
- Produce a viable IoT concept design that solves a problem, is ready to prototype and test, and has an identified route to market.
“In God We Trust. All Others Must Bring Data.” – W. Edwards Deming, Statistician, Professor, Author