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IoT in Developing Countries? Not Without Asynchronous Data Collection Capabilities.
Stacey BerlowManaging Partner, Project Balance
StaceyBerlow
DATA SCIENCEPOP UP
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April 13, 2016Galvanize, Austin Campus
IoT in Developing Countries? Not Yet.
April 13, 2016
Stacey Berlow Managing Partner Project Balance
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Where We Work
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ASYNCHRONOUS DATA COLLECTION
Around 40% of the world population has an internet connectivity (World Bank 2014)
151 developing and newly industrialized counties
194 counties in the world
(IMF Economic World Outlook April 2015) 77%
World Internet Penetration (World Bank 2014)
SMS and Internet Enabled Devices Simple and smart phones, tablets and PCs
Must be able to store data
Unstable and Intermittent No power, load shedding, no provider, no funding
Data needs to be secured in transit.
Only added or changed data since the last upload is transferred
Data is only removed from the upload tables if a successful response is received from the transfer web service
Upload Tables Web
Service
Prevent data being uploaded from invalid sources
Prod DB
GLOBAL INTERNET ACCESS
DATA TRANSMISSION CHALLENGES
DATA TRANSMISSION BUSINESS RULES
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QUESTIONS?
Contact Information Stacey Berlow [email protected] 914-659-0078
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