[slides] Governance of IoT Data @ThingsExpo #AI #IoT #M2M #BigData

IoT solutions exploit operational data generated by Internet-connected smart "things" for the purpose of gaining operational insight and producing "better outcomes" (for example, create new business models, eliminate unscheduled maintenance, etc.). The explosive proliferation of IoT solutions will result in an exponential growth in the volume of IoT data, precipitating significant Information Governance issues: who owns the IoT data, what are the rights/duties of IoT solutions adopters towards this data, how to deal with Data Residency and Data Privacy issues, how to manage the lifecycle of IoT data, etc.? In his session at @ThingsExpo, Bassam Zarkout, founder of IGnPower, explored these issues and pressed on organizations to waste little time in setting their sails and embarking on this Information Governance journey. Speaker Bio Bassam Zarkout is a technology executive with 24 years of experience in Information Governance and related Content Management domains. As CTO at Swiss-based RSD, he implemented his vision for an innovative IG platform (GLASS) based on the principle of separating the rules from the tools from the repositories of information, thus enabling in-place governance of Information Assets. In April 2016, Bassam founded IGnPower, a consulting practice focused on applying IG principles to IoT data.