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Mike Bowers

Chief Architect | FairCom Salt Lake City, United States of America

Biography

Mike Bowers is chief architect at FairCom. He oversees the company’s architecture and product roadmaps, which includes IIoT platforms, SQL and NoSQL databases, and modernization solutions. He has more than 30 years of experience in software development and architecture. He is the author of "Pro CSS and HTML Design Patterns" published by Apress, a member of the INCITS committee that develops standards for SQL and GQL (graph query language), and s

Sessions

12:15h

Parallel Session | IOT Solutions World Congress Industry IOT Manufacturing / Smart Factories / Supply Chain

Reduce manufacturing costs by 4000% When Integrating PLCs, OPC UA, MQTT

Mike Bowers FairCom Chief Architect Speaker

#Automotive, #Condition Based Monitoring, #Manufacturing, #Shop Floor Digitalization

31-01-2023 12:15 31-01-2023 12:45 Europe/Madrid Reduce manufacturing costs by 4000% When Integrating PLCs, OPC UA, MQTT

A top US automobile manufacturer is moving to JSON and MQTT as a standard way to digitize their factories for data collection, commands, alerts, recipe management, etc. The challenge is getting tens of thousands of PLCs from various manufacturers and models to work well with MQTT. The cost of this project is enormous and they need a low-cost solution that delivers the solution quickly. You will learn how to use MQTT, OPC UA, MQTT and JSON to digitize your manufacturing processes at low cost and fast time to market. This approach reduces the cost and speed of digitalization by 4000% while greatly increasing your ability to quickly and repeatedly evolve manufacturing processes.

Room 1

Tue 31 12:15h - 12:45h Room 1

14:45h

Parallel Session | IOT Solutions World Congress Industry IOT Smart Cities / Smart Buildings

Using IoT to bring Equipment as a Service to a large city in North America

Mike Bowers FairCom Chief Architect Speaker

Cédric Melançon Uzinakod IoT/Industry 4.0 Director Speaker

#As-a-Service model, #Buildings, #Edge Computing, #Energy, #Government, #Public Sector, #Smart Cities, #Utilities, #Waste

01-02-2023 14:45 01-02-2023 15:15 Europe/Madrid Using IoT to bring Equipment as a Service to a large city in North America

Many legacy systems are facing the challenges of Industry 4.0 and how to integrate their equipment with IT and the Cloud. This study presents how a large city in North America hired a systems integrator to integrate 120 water pumps, PLCs, and large sludge dewatering equipment with Azure IoT cloud for real-time dashboards, analytics, and machine learning. City managers use this information to shift from large capital purchases to an Equipment as a Service model based on actual usage fees. Using low-code, edge computing paradigms, this solution was designed and implemented in record time.