Technical mind behind twitter's record-breaking message-scaling capacity brings deep technical expertise and vision to the industrial Internet of Things
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — SeeControl, the only "no coding" IoT Cloud Service for enterprises, today announced the addition of Evan Weaver to its Board of Advisors. Weaver is the CEO of FaunaDB and the former Architect and Director of Infrastructure of Twitter.
Weaver led a team of 25 at Twitter, where he was responsible for the design, implementation, and integration of all of Twitter's mission-critical database and caching services. Weaver successfully scaled the service to hundreds of millions of users. Prior to joining Twitter, he gained enterprise experience as an architect and engineer at SAP.
Bryan Kester, CEO of SeeControl said, "We are ecstatic to have a mind of Evan's caliber on the Board of Advisors, further pushing SeeControl's market-leading cloud message scaling and storage technology. More than anyone in the world, he understands what it takes to deal with unfathomable transactional messaging and storage loads and millions of users across the Internet."
Along with this announcement, SeeControl is offering a risk-free, customized "Massive Data" pilot program for companies with assets that generate huge volumes of data, such as windmills, jet turbines, energy plants and factory systems. These types of assets can easily generate terabytes of data per month and with SeeControl, it is more economical than ever to bring them online. Custom pilot applications are ready for program participants within five days.
"SeeControl's technology is extremely impressive and I am honored to help the team take it even further and tackle the world's most challenging and expansive IoT big data problems," said Weaver.
Companies interested in signing up for the Massive Data program can do so at http://www.seecontrol.com/massive-data/
About SeeControl:
SeeControl equips product builders and service providers with one-of-a-kind cloud applications for the Industrial Internet Age. The IoT Cloud Platform organizes and makes sense of data from the Internet of Things with no need for coding skills. Customers like ABB, HP and SolarCity depend on SeeControl for connected services that control, analyze, and manage hundreds of thousands of things around the world.
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