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Back to EpisodesSupply Chain, Industry 4.0, and IoT/Edge Computing - a chat with Elvira Wallis (aka @ElviraWallis)
Description
On this second Digital Supply Chain podcast on the theme of Industry 4.0, I had a great chat with Elvira Wallis (@ElviraWallis on Twitter and Elvira Wallis on LinkedIn). Elvira is the Global Head of IoT at SAP, so obviously I was keen to find out her take on how Digital Supply Chain, IoT and Industry 4.0 intersect.
We had a great conversation covering Supply Chain, Internet of Things, Edge Computing, Cloud - their use cases, challenges and opportunities.
Towards the end of the podcast I asked Elvira what links she would like people to be aware of and she replied:
"Oh definitely join me on Twitter. Join me on LinkedIn. And of course, we have our flabbergastingly great web site SAP.com/IoT. And not to forget, we’re going to run an openSAP IoT course in the near future. And I would really appreciate you joining us in that openSAP course"
A full transcript of our conversation is available on TomRaftery.com
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