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Curious and want to know more about Project Ion along with the 'Internet of Things'? If so, QNX is hosting a webinar on July 10 at 1 p.m. ET that might help you get a better feeling for it all. Although it's going to be focused on how Project Ion can transform your business, it's worth tuning into to learn more and it's open to everyone.
Earlier this year we unveiled Project Ion, a series of initiatives for the Internet of Things (IoT). One part of the project is an upcoming, secure, cloud-based IoT platform from QNX Software Systems. On Thursday, July 10 at 1 p.m. ET, QNX will be hosting a webinar to demonstrate how this simple, secure, and scalable solution can transform your business.
Whether you're a developer, manage a business, or are just generally curious about Project Ion, you'll be sure to learn something valuable.
Steve West, senior director for business development (of QNX Cloud) will lead the discussion to discuss the potential of the IoT platform and how it can transform businesses and customer experiences through the power of data and real-time decision making.
I'll certainly be tuned in because even though QNX and BlackBerry have been talking about it all for a while now, there's still a lot that isn't clear and this is a great chance to gather more information. It's also part of a series, so there's certainly going to be more webinars upcoming in the near future. If you're interested in attending, you can register using the link below.
Register for the Project Ion webinar
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