PTC, proud sponsor of HPE Discover named Technology Partner of the Year 2019 - Edge & IoT Solutions

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), has named PTC “Technology Partner of the Year 2019 -Edge and IoT Solutions” for its innovative solutions and deliverance of meaningful business results for joint customers, among other achievements.

HPE and PTC: Industrial IoT at the Edge

Understanding how to improve production performance and reduce cost – and translating that information into IT requirements – can be a challenge for the enterprise. Together, PTC and HPE deliver proven, scalable industrial IoT (IIoT) & augmented reality (AR) solutions from the edge to the cloud — enabling organizations to accelerate deployment, speed time-to-insight, and facilitate readiness to deploy proven, scalable and hybrid IIoT solutions. PTC and HPE make the industrial edge possible through simplifying the convergence of IT + OT (Information Technology + Operational Technology) systems and software.

Driving Digital Transformation at the Edge

Enterprises that have leveraged the full joint-offering have achieved accelerated deployment through validated solutions to address IT and OT components in a secure fashion; faster decision making with a shortened time-to-insight ratio where data is generated to avoid cost and reduce risk; and shorter market readiness timelines through rapid innovation and accelerated expansion.

Visit PTC in Booth #308 at HPE Discover 2019, Las Vegas, NV, June 18-20 to learn how ThingWorx® industrial IoT innovation platform, Kepware® industrial connectivity, and Vuforia® augmented reality products are making factories smarter, faster and more cost-effective with converged operational (OT) and information technologies (IT).

Don’t miss these dynamic PTC Intelligent Factory Solution sessions at HPE Discover 2019:

• Come see the HPE Intelligent Factory demo in the HPE Accelerating Productivity area, featuring Condition Monitoring, Predictive Maintenance and AR (Augmented Reality)
• Check out featured panel session; From POC to Production; Scaling IIoT Across Multiple Factories, Tuesday, June 17, 12:00-12:30PM (Session IF716). Presenters, Subs Acharya, PTC and Tripp Partain, HPE will explain how Industrial IoT data at the Edge holds the key to making factories smarter, faster and more cost-effective. The session includes an Augmented Reality (AR) demo of factories of the future.
• Don’t miss the panel session; From vision to reality: Results from three IoT use cases at Texmark’s “Refinery of the Future”, Tuesday, June 17, 12:00-1:00PM, (Session PNL8515). Presenter, Donna Hannemann, PTC will join women technologists from HPE, Texmark, CB Technologies and Intel to discuss Texmark’s two-year journey to create a Refinery of the Future (RotF). Texmark highlights results from video analytics for safety, augmented reality to speed maintenance and remote guidance of technicians and shares the results achieved as well as their plans for what’s next.
• Catch panel session; Women Leaders in Technology: Men as Allies with Antonio Neri, President & CEO of HPE, Wednesday, June 19, 4:40-5:30PM (Session PNL9832). Presenter, Donna Hannemann, PTC will join a powerful all women’s panel to discuss inclusive leadership and gender equality conversation at the Men as Allies Panel with HPE President and CEO, Antonio Neri. This moderated panel with Q&A will feature direct access to Antonio Neri and other C-level leaders across sectors as they delve into the changing dynamics of the workforce.

Meet with PTC at HPE Discover:

• Subs Acharya, Director, IoT Strategic Alliances, (508) 395-6379, sacharya@ptc.com
• Barbara Couturier, Director, IoT Strategic Alliances, (617) 680-0832, bcouturier@ptc.com

Additional Resources

• HPE & PTC: Industrial IoT at the Edge
• Infographic: 5 Reasons Manufacturers Should Deploy IoT at the Edge
• Blog: ThingWorx and HPE Edgeline Accelerate Your IoT
• The State of the Industrial Internet of Things
• Harvard Business Review: “Why Every Organization Needs an AR Strategy,” authored by PTC CEO Jim Heppelmann and Harvard Professor Michael Porter