Vice President Brian Partridge leads the Applied Infrastructure & DevOps Channel at 451 Research. In this role, Brian has overall responsibility for the team's syndicated and custom research deliverables. As a researcher he actively contributes to the Internet of Things (IoT) research agenda and has subject matter expertise in connected device, telecom, enterprise mobility and enterprise networking domains.
Brian joined 451 Research with The 451 Group's acquisition of mobility research firm Yankee Group in 2013. Prior to nearly 10 years at Yankee Group, Brian held various senior-level marketing and sales roles at leading technology vendors such as ReefEdge Networks, 3Com, Enterasys Networks and Cabletron Systems.
Partridge holds a BS degree in business administration from the University of New Hampshire and an MBA degree from Plymouth State University.
At the recent 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Verizon and HERE Technologies announced a strategic partnership to develop navigational and location services for autonomous vehicles, presenting two early proofs of concept as part of their efforts.
As IT converges with operational technology and line of business, there is a growing need to maximize the potential of intelligent automation and orchestration in order to manage the increasing complexities of today's modern IT environment.
We are now living in the 5G era, but what does that mean for consumers and businesses? The capabilities of 5G networks deployed around the globe, just as with previous mobile generations, align with the 3GPP technical specification process. But the world must wait for 3GPP Releases 16 and 17 before the true power of 5G is unlocked.
Semtech is working to make LoRa the de facto standard for unlicensed low-power connectivity for IoT devices and relies heavily on its partner ecosystem to enable large-scale deployment of the technology. The challenge is that licensed cellular alternatives such as NB-IoT have already been widely deployed.
Global business leaders have at their collective disposal the digital and physical tools to innovate, serve customers, drive efficiencies, and create and increase value faster than ever before. The modern, cloud-native IT environment -- with its intelligently connected and orchestrated multi/hybrid/edge execution venues supporting workloads like IoT and AI -- is becoming too complex, distributed and strategic for humans to manage alone. The result is a growing need to rethink end-to-end IT strategy and architecture, partners, consumption models, and organizational alignment to support the increasing reliance on intelligent toolchains and algorithms to run efficiently.
At re:Invent 2019, AWS announced a new edge computing capability that will see its infrastructure deployed along telecom 5G network builds. Verizon and its 5G Edge solution has been revealed as its lead partner in the US.
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