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Dan Ryan

CEO / Co-Founder at VergeSense

Dan Ryan is an accomplished professional in the field of Indoor Location for Retail.

He holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from Boston University.

Dan is the CEO and Co-Founder of VergeSense, a prominent organization focusing on indoor location technologies.

Previously, he served as the VP Product, IoT Solutions at Acuity Brands and was also the CEO and Co-Founder of ByteLight, which was acquired by Acuity Brands.

His expertise extends to financial software development from his time at Bloomberg.

Dan has also worked as a Research Assistant at the Smart Lighting Engineering Research Center and as an Undergraduate Teaching Fellow in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department.

He was part of the Command and Data Handling Team at the Boston University Student Satellite (BUSAT).

Highlights

Apr 29 · linkedin

We are SO back.

Excited to kick off our next Occupancy Intelligence Summit, taking place next Wednesday, May 8th, 2024 at 11AM ET. Please join us as industry leaders across workplace share real stories from the front lines of Occupancy Intelligence.

We'll also have some exciting new product capabilities to share - make sure to register here!

https://lnkd.in/eUnKdwJ6

Apr 8 · linkedin

Very excited to announce the release of Neighborhoods, which allows you to further segment utilization data within specific areas of your workspace and integrate Wi-Fi data. This marks a significant milestone in our product evolution and our commitment to providing comprehensive Occupancy Intelligence solutions.

Why This Matters: When it comes to Occupancy Intelligence, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Every technology, from ceiling-mounted sensors to Wi-Fi data, PIR motion sensors, badge data and more, brings its own set of benefits and challenges, not to mention varying cost profiles and use cases.

Our Approach:  At VergeSense, we’re dedicated to becoming the one-stop-shop for delivering Occupancy Intelligence, regardless of the technology.

The Challenge of Unification:  Integrating data from multiple sources is no small feat. It involves overcoming hurdles such as data normalization, deduplicating counts across systems, map synchronization & management, and latency alignment. Jumping in-between multiple systems slows down decision-making & makes for confusion.

We have a LOT more to come here in the coming months - stay tuned!

Check out more in our Neighborhood Planning Webinar happening tomorrow to learn more:

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San Francisco, California, United States