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Friday, March 15, 2019
Maryland Center for Entrepreneurship (MCE) Resident, rfidCollect LLC co-founders, Tim Buckley and Bruno Riegl, will host a panel discussion on sensor-based resource management March 22nd at Data Center World Conference in Phoenix. rfidCollect became a MCE Resident in October 2016.
Panelists will provide an overview of the latest market trends and the role sensors are playing in data centers, with a Q&A period following. At a breakout session, Riegl and Buckley will also demonstrate rfidCollect’s sensor-based temperature tracking solution for data centers and other enterprises.
rfidCollect is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and automated resource management solutions provider. It develops and implements integrated RFID and sensor-based hardware & software to improve data collection and management. The company is based in Seattle and Columbia, Md., where it has its research and development lab.
Data Center World Conference is the leading conference and expo for IT Infrastructure professionals across the globe. Buckley will present during the Educational & Product Information Tech Talk Sessions while Riegl will present during the Latest Developments in Data Center Sensor-Based Tracking Session. Over 1800 data center, facilities, and IT-infrastructure professionals will attend to find practical solutions for today’s key challenges.
“rfidCollect benefitted from the MCE’s and Howard Tech Council’s combined multi-disciplinary approach to helping us grow our business, including high-level consulting, training, as well as financial, legal, technical, and marketing resources,” said Buckley. “It created an inspirational atmosphere for developing companies like rfidCollect by motivating leadership and generating opportunities for creativity and growth.”
The MCE will soon relocate to the Howard County Innovation Center in 2019. The new center will be twice the size of the existing facility, offering even greater support and opportunities for additional companies. Visit the Innovation Center website to learn more about exciting services and resources to come.
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