June 23rd, 2017

Hear how contractors can drive IoT innovation in government – July 11 in Washington, DC

Karina Homme
Senior Director

Gartner projects that 21 billion devices will be connected to the internet by 2020. With the U.S. government market for the Internet of Things (IoT) beginning to take shape, we invite government contractors register to join Washington Technology and Microsoft to a free event, “How Contractors Can Drive IoT Innovation in Government,” Tuesday, July 11, from 3:30 – 6:30 p.m., at the Marriott Marquis in Washington, DC.

Across government, agencies are exploring how they can harness the countless networked devices already embedded in their operations to gain new insights into their existing services – and to create new services to support their missions.

During this event, government and industry thought leaders will provide government contractors and suppliers with insights into the growing market, its emerging requirements, and the long-term business outlook.

Check out the agenda and register now on the Washington Technology site!

Featured speakers for How Government Contractors Can Drive IoT Innovation in Government:

Bruce Sinclair

Publisher of iot-inc.com

Advisor, Author and Speaker

 

Landon Van Dyke

Senior Advisor for Energy, Environment & Sustainability

Department of State

 

Sam George

Director, IoT Engineering Team

Microsoft Azure

 

Nick Wakeman

Editor-in-chief

Washington Technology

 

 

John P. Wagner

Deputy Executive Assistant Commissioner, Office of Field Operations

U.S. Customs and Border Protection

 

Author

Karina Homme
Senior Director

As senior director for Microsoft Azure Government, Karina is the federal market lead and liaison between the US Federal Ecosystem & Microsoft Azure Engineering. She works closely with a wide range of executive stakeholders to understand US government needs, remove cloud adoption blockers and ensure Microsoft’s Government Cloud roadmap meets agency missions. As an advocate for government, Karina supports cloud adoption in federal civilian agencies.

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