WorldWebForum 2020 – Food Chain – Zürich, January 16-17, 2020 Dr. Angela Nicoara – Head of IoT Innovation Lab, Leading IoT Systems & Software Research Lucerne University of Applied Sciences (HSLU), Department Informatik, Switzerland Dr. Angela Nicoara – Biography, Photo, Why You Should Listen, Invited Talk Title & Abstract WorldWebForum 2020 – Food Chain Track => https://get.staufen-inova.ch/world-web-forum-2020/ Photo
Biography Angela Nicoara is the Head of IoT Innovation Lab, leading IoT Systems & Software Research at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences (HSLU), Department Informatik, Switzerland. She is an impact-driven technical leader and innovator with 18 years of experience in industry and research, with a proven track record of building breakthrough technologies, systems, and software architectures in IoT, mobile, and distributed systems from inception to widespread adoption (at Intel, Deutsche Telekom, Google, ETH Zürich, Caatoosee, WebQuote, HSLU). Angela received her PhD in Computer Science from ETH Zürich. Her work has been published in numerous leading technical conferences, workshops and symposia proceedings. She is a regular speaker and panelist at premium international industry and scientific conferences. She received several prestigious awards and honors for her work and technical contributions, including Intel Division Recognition Award, Women in IT Awards USA - Finalist - "Innovator of the Year" (Top 10 Women Innovators in USA), Best Paper Awards from IEEE RTAS and ACM WWW, Deutsche Telekom Innovation Award. Her work has been quoted by the press and media, as well as chaired and served as TPC member of multiple industry and scientific conferences. She is a member of ACM and IEEE societies.
Why You Should Listen
Why You Should Listen (WYSL) Dr. Angela Nicoara is an industry-recognized and impact-driven systems researcher, technical leader, and innovator with 18 years of experience in industry and research, with successful track record of building novel technologies in IoT, mobile and distributed systems from inception to widespread adoption. She is expert in creating the vision, leading-edge technologies, systems and services. Angela has deep knowledge of technology, software and business, strong innovation and technical leadership, with proven track record of recognition in building novel systems that shape the emerging trends in IoT, mobile, distributed systems, energy efficiency technologies, and have significant impact in Internet technologies in the world.
Why You Should Listen (WYSL)
Angela is the Head of IoT Innovation Lab, leading IoT Systems & Software Research at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences (HSLU), Department Informatik, Switzerland. Her work has been at the forefront of intelligent, efficient, connected sensing IoT systems. Previously, she was a Staff Research Scientist and Engineering Manager of the Platform Architecture Engineering Group at Intel Labs USA, working on IoT low power systems for smart edge computing. Prior to that she was a Senior Research Scientist at Deutsche Telekom Silicon Valley Innovation Laboratories, where she conducted pioneering research on open and programmable mobile platforms (Android). She received a PhD in Computer Science from ETH Zurich, where she was the leader, designer and builder of the PROSE open source system. After two years building search engine and information logistics systems at the German software company Caatoosee, Angela joined ETH Zurich, working on runtime adaptation systems. During her PhD, she was selected for an internship at Google in California.
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Her research interests are in the areas of systems software, IoT, mobile systems and services, Android, runtime adaptation, energy efficiency, distributed systems, information and communication systems, and Internet technologies and innovations. Angela’s work has been published in numerous leading scientific conferences, workshops and symposia proceedings, and is a regular speaker and panelist at major international scientific and industry conferences. Angela received several prestigious awards and honors for her research and technical contributions, including Intel Division Recognition Award, Women in IT Awards USA - Finalist - "Innovator of the Year" (Top 10 Women Innovators in USA), Best Paper Awards from IEEE RTAS and ACM WWW, Deutsche Telekom Innovation Award. Her work has been quoted by the press and media, as well as she chaired and served as a technical program committee (TPC) member of multiple industry and academic conferences.
Invited Talk Title
Internet of Things (IoT) Revolution – Future of Food Trends and Technologies
Abstract IoT is changing the way the world thinks about the food, and how the food industry tackles issues related to food production, quality, distribution, storage, processing, retail, consumption, and disposal. Over 30 billion of connected “things” at the edge of IoT will be installed worldwide by 2021. The amount of data being generated by connected things is massive, which will need to be collected, stored, managed and analyzed. The vast amounts of IoT data, availability requirements and role of this data will drive the food industry to develop, adopt and deliver more IoT intelligent architectures, IoT distributed computing technologies, and IoT-specific edge networks. These will transform businesses, people's lives and the global economy, and drive growth and massive economic transformations in our food market in the coming years. In this talk, we will discuss how these IoT technologies could change the food industry, as well as their benefits and challenges. We will show what trends, developments, and effects of IoT are expected, how these trends are driving more and more compute, storage and analytics capabilities at the edge, and how we can harness these technologies to bring efficiency across industries, reduce food waste, and enhance consumers’ experiences. Practical examples show where the opportunities and challenges lie. IoT is the largest computing revolution and will penetrate all industries, connecting devices, vehicles or infrastructures, simplifying the continuous access to data, thus enabling better products, more efficient processes and new business models.
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