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Architecting a Unified Namespace for IIoT

60 Minutes

Webinar Overview

Building a Unified Namespace (UNS) can help industrial companies digitally transform into data-driven businesses. Legacy architectures are full of point-to-point connections and modernization requires an interoperable framework for seamless data exchange across various platforms and applications. Building a UNS can accelerate Industry 4.0 outcomes from improved customer experiences, to operational efficiency, to digital twin use cases.

Join this webinar to learn more about how the customers we work with at HiveMQ are architecting their Unified Namespace. We’ll share lessons learned and best practices to help viewers gain practical knowledge they can apply in their own deployments.

Join us on April 25 to learn how building a UNS can help your organization:

  • Bridge the gap from OT to IT

  • Create a framework for agility and scalability

  • Prepare for complex use cases such as AI/ML and advanced analytics

Webinar attendees will receive our new eBook, Architecting a Unified Namespace for IIoT. Register now. 

Kudzai Manditereza

Kudzai is a tech influencer and electronic engineer based in Germany. As a Developer Advocate at HiveMQ, he helps developers and architects adopt MQTT and HiveMQ for their IIoT projects. Kudzai runs a popular YouTube channel focused on IIoT and Smart Manufacturing technologies and he has been recognized as one of the Top 100 global influencers talking about Industry 4.0 online.

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Ryan Dussiaume

Ryan Dussiaume, a Solutions Engineer at HiveMQ, combines his software development expertise with a passion for staying at the forefront of technology. Proficient in IIoT, MQTT, and UNS, Ryan is dedicated to guiding companies on their Industry 4.0 transformation, leveraging his experience with middleware and cloud native technologies to benefit individuals, teams, and businesses.

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