OpenIoT & ELC 2016

Bridging open IoT with legacy systems

Businesses have large amounts of capital invested in legacy systems and devices to service today's markets in automation, manufacturing, transportation, energy, and many others. But these legacy devices--whether sensors, I/O, protocol gateways, or aging databases--are often in closed proprietary systems that silo what could be useful business intelligence. New methods must be developed to access, analyze, and convert this data into actionable information.

With the coming Internet of Things, engineers must consider how their new designs can modernize old systems to exploit the data locked inside. Business leaders must understand how and where legacy capital investments can be leveraged to maximize returns on both past and future capital investments.

In this technical workshop Opto 22 will show you how the IoT can