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Aron Semle
Chief Technology Officer at HighByte
Aron Semle is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at HighByte, where he plays a crucial role in guiding the company's technology and product strategy. His responsibilities encompass product development, technical evangelism, and supporting customer success. Semle has over 15 years of experience in industrial technology, having previously worked at Kepware and PTC in various capacities including software engineer, product manager, and director of solutions management.124
He holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Maine, Orono. Since joining HighByte, Semle has focused on leveraging DataOps to address the data architecture and integration challenges in manufacturing, particularly in the context of Industry 4.0.123
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5 years ago Industrial DataOps was so new we struggled to educate the market on what it is and why we need it. Fast forward to today, the market is buzzing about DataOps, UNS, and the like.
That's why we're excited to announce a new way to explore DataOps in version 3.4, just released. 3.4 includes a 2 hour resettable trial. That means anyone can download, install, and use the Intelligence Hub fully featured for 2 hours at a time. After the 2 hours expires just log back in and reset the trial for another 2 hours.
Rather than tell you what DataOps is, now you can try it yourself. And no... I won't call you to ask how it's going :-)
Great job to the team on a jam packed 3.4 release that includes OPC UA structured data, alarms and events, SQL CDC, switch stages, and more. On to version 4.0!
https://lnkd.in/eNyT_CjH
Introducing the switch stage, new in version 3.4. The team just finished up the sprint, and I thought this was a cool new feature. Now in pipeline you can easily switch off data or metadata in the event. In this example, I'm switching off the model type and deciding where to send the data.
packing machines --> Azure Blob to visualize in PowerBI filling machines --> AI training to predict bad quality events injection machines --> S3 for processing/mixing with data in the data lake
Nice work Michael G., Camden McKenzie, Tim J. and the rest the team on this new feature. More to come in 3.4 including Change Data Capture (CDC), OPC UA Complex Data and Alarms, and too much to list :-)
Build your UNS once, and send it anywhere.
