WHO SHOULD ATTEND

The rapid development of IIoT product and service offerings by pump, drive, and motor manufacturers are transforming the competitive landscape faster than many expected, leaving many companies in catch-up mode. Many senior executives and product leaders are finding themselves trapped between the need to go-to-market and the prospect of project risk and costly product development cycles, while others are already commercializing digital service offerings.

OVERVIEW

End-users with an interest in improved uptime and performance offered by monitoring, control and prediction capabilities of modern Industrial IoT offerings.

Distributors, Service Providers, Engineers, and Consultants.

Senior Executives, Product Leaders, R&D, and Sales or Business Development Leaders.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Also includes: 

10 minutes open question and answer period

1 hour continuing education certificate for engineers and project managers

WHEN?

Thursday, Sept 12, 2019

10 am PDT, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas

11 am MDT, Denver, Phoenix, 

12 pm CDT, Houston, Dallas, Mexico City

1 pm EDT, New York, Toronto, Santiago

2pm ADT, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro

Join David Drake, Founder & Chief Innovation Officer, AMI Global, for an informative presentation on planning your digital strategy. As the second webinar in “The Digital Transformation Roadmap" webinar series, this session will offer an overview into selecting, prioritizing, and implementing rapid prototypes and low-risk minimum viable products.

Early projects are critical to build organizational momentum and shift the business to an agile mindset. Well executed, these projects set a foundation for long-term competitiveness in a changing market. This session will offer practical insight into evaluating, prioritizing, and implementing these early projects. As well as answer many questions about technology, project and product management considerations, reducing time-to-market and project risk. 

AMI GLOBAL THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES

Also includes: 

10 minutes open question and answer period

1 hour continuing education certificate for engineers and project managers

David Drake

Founder, 

& Chief Innovation Officer

AMI Global

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A trusted partner.

AMI GLOBAL 6280 S Valley View Blvd. Suite 212, Las Vegas, NV 89118, United States (702) 478-9700

AMI Global helps manufacturers add remote connectivity, data collection, device control, and analytic capabilities to pumps, motors, and variable speed drives. As an AMI partner, customers receive turnkey digital integration, development, and go-to-market support to ensure successful commercialization.

About 

AMI Global

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The webinar will also include several case examples from digital transformation initiatives with pump, drive, and motor manufacturers.

OVERVIEW

The rapid development of IIoT product and service offerings by pump, drive, and motor manufacturers are transforming the competitive landscape faster than many expected, leaving many companies in catch-up mode. Many senior executives and product leaders are finding themselves trapped between the need to go-to-market and the prospect of project risk and costly product development cycles, while others are already commercializing digital service offerings.

David Drake 
Founder & Chief Innovation Officer

AMI Global

Join David Drake, Founder and CSIO and Nate Maguire, VP of Sales for AMI for an informative presentation – on planning your digital strategy. The first in the “The Digital Transformation Roadmap for Pump, Drive & Motor Manufacturers” series, this presentation will cover offer an overview of key elements of successful digital strategy development and implementation.  

Critical for the near-term and long-term competitiveness of industrial equipment manufacturers is the successful development and commercialization of IoT services. Be it offering more predictable performance, or completely transitioning business models to output or uptime-as-a-service, the shift is upon us. The first in a series, this will offer insight into the critical starting phase for Digital Transformation initiatives.

Join David Drake, Founder & Chief Innovation Officer, AMI Global, for an informative presentation on planning your digital strategy. As the second webinar in “The Digital Transformation Roadmap" webinar series, this session will offer an overview into selecting, prioritizing, and implementing rapid prototypes and low-risk minimum viable products. 

Early projects are critical to build organizational momentum and shift the business to an agile mindset. Well executed, these projects set a foundation for long-term competitiveness in a changing market. This session will offer practical insight into evaluating, prioritizing, and implementing these early projects. As well as answer many questions about technology, project and product management considerations, reducing time-to-market and project risk. 

Evaluating and prioritizing potential projects. How to evaluate complexity, team and channel support, flexibility and testing access.

Developing core requirements & critical beta capabilities. Learn what critical monitoring, control, and data collection requirements to prioritize for early projects.

Get to know your IIoT technology stack. Evaluate critical components gateways, connectivity, platforms, monitoring, data warehouse, and enterprise cloud partners such as Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.

Vendor Selection Criteria Development. Explore component, connectivity, and platform vendor selection best practices

Reducing risk. Reducing time-to-market, cost, and risks.

Also includes several case examples from digital transformation initiatives with pump, drive, and motor OEMs.

Distributors, Service Providers, Engineers, and Consultants.

Senior Executives, Product Leaders, R&D, and Sales or Business Development Leaders.

End-users with an interest in improved uptime and performance offered by monitoring, control and prediction capabilities of modern Industrial IoT offerings.

Also includes: 

10 minutes open question and answer period

1 hour continuing education certificate for engineers and project managers

Thursday, Sept 12, 2019

10 am PDT, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas

11 am MDT, Denver, Phoenix, 

12 pm CDT, Houston, Dallas, Mexico City

1 pm EDT, New York, Toronto, Santiago

2pm ADT, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro

A trusted partner.

AMI Global helps equipment manufacturers add remote connectivity, data collection, device control, and analytic capabilities to pumps, motors, and variable speed drives. As an AMI partner, customers receive turnkey digital integration, development, and go-to-market support to ensure successful commercialization.

About 

AMI Global

AMI GLOBAL 6280 S Valley View Blvd. Suite 212, Las Vegas, NV 89118, United States (702) 478-9700

• WEBINAR | Thurs, Sept 12, 2019

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• Developing Rapid IIoT Prototypes and Low-Risk Minimum Viable Products
  

• WEBINAR | WEBINAR | IIoT Product Development Roadmap for OEMs

Determine data collection needs. Create criteria to determine what data to collect and store and define potential future value of that data.  

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Evaluating and prioritizing potential projects. How to evaluate complexity, team and channel support, flexibility and testing access.

Developing core requirements & critical beta capabilities. Learn what critical monitoring, control, and data collection requirements to prioritize for early projects.

Get to know your IIoT technology stack. Evaluate critical components gateways, connectivity, platforms, monitoring, data warehouse, and enterprise cloud partners such as Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.

Vendor Selection Criteria Development. Explore component, connectivity, and platform vendor selection best practices

Reducing risk. Reducing time-to-market, cost, and risks.

Determine data collection needs. Create criteria to determine what data to collect and store and define potential future value of that data.  

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  • Developing Rapid IIoT Prototypes and Low-Risk Minimum Viable Products