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Published inJul 2017
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ISBN-139781787120730
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Andrew Minteer
Andrew Minteer
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Andrew Minteer

Andrew Minteer is currently the senior director, data science and research at a leading global retail company. Prior to that, he served as the director, IoT Analytics and Machine Learning at a Fortune 500 manufacturing company. He has an MBA from Indiana University with a background in statistics, software development, database design, cloud architecture, and has led analytics teams for over 10 years. He first taught himself to program on an Atari 800 computer at the age of 11 and fondly remembers the frustration of waiting through 20 minutes of beeps and static to load a 100-line program. He now thoroughly enjoys launching a 1 TB GPU-backed cloud instance in a few minutes and getting right to work. Andrew is a private pilot who looks forward to spending some time in the air sometime soon. He enjoys kayaking, camping, traveling the world, and playing around with his six-year-old son and three-year-old daughter.
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IoT devices


There is a wide variety of IoT devices in use today. The range of designs and ingenuity in function is expanding at a furious pace. The scope of what is being measured, monitored, and tracked would be an entire book in itself. And it is, as you can find several through the publisher of this book.

The wild world of IoT devices

For analytics purposes, it is helpful to understand the variety of devices and how they are being used. Ideas from one industry can cross-pollinate into another and create unexpected value. The combination of devices and use cases can also present very different analytics opportunities and challenges.

Healthcare

Patients in acute care are having their vital signs monitored by low-power wireless sensors where the data can be analyzed remotely. There are several startups, such as Proteus Digital Health, that are developing pill-sized ingestible sensors. Proteus makes a digestible sensor pill that, in combination with a sensor patch worn on skin, monitors when...

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Published in: Jul 2017Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781787120730

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Andrew Minteer

Andrew Minteer is currently the senior director, data science and research at a leading global retail company. Prior to that, he served as the director, IoT Analytics and Machine Learning at a Fortune 500 manufacturing company. He has an MBA from Indiana University with a background in statistics, software development, database design, cloud architecture, and has led analytics teams for over 10 years. He first taught himself to program on an Atari 800 computer at the age of 11 and fondly remembers the frustration of waiting through 20 minutes of beeps and static to load a 100-line program. He now thoroughly enjoys launching a 1 TB GPU-backed cloud instance in a few minutes and getting right to work. Andrew is a private pilot who looks forward to spending some time in the air sometime soon. He enjoys kayaking, camping, traveling the world, and playing around with his six-year-old son and three-year-old daughter.
Read more about Andrew Minteer