The Future is Autonomous
The Largest Gathering of Power DDS Users
ConnextCon 2021 is a unique opportunity to join the largest group of power DDS users building autonomous systems. Learn how to navigate the path from development to production. Hear about industry use cases – medical robotics, autonomous drive architectures, underwater drones, secure systems, and mission-critical defense applications. Exchange ideas, questions and answers with experienced DDS users, engage with RTI executives and technical experts and take away actionable content to apply to the development of your systems.
Whether you are a first-time attendee or you’ve joined us at past conferences, this is not an event that you want to miss!
ConnextCon will be entirely virtual with two different events: one for EMEA/APAC and one for US/Americas.
ConnextCon 2021 – Entirely virtual. Entirely essential.
Featured Speakers
Ryan Darnley, Engineer II, Carnegie Mellon University
RichMund Fries, VP Technology, DocBox, Inc.
Thomas Krueger, Team Lead of the Human Interaction Lab, European Space Agency
Li Mu, Software Architect, Li Auto
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October 19 & October 20
(EMEA/APAC - CET)
October 26 & October 27
(US/Americas PDT)
Tuesday, October 19
9:00 am - 10:00 am
Capture the Prize
Stan Schneider, CEO, RTI
The advent of AI is the most epic transition of our time. However, AI today is restricted to the cloud. Connecting algorithms to real-world systems will let AI step out of the cloud, providing more autonomous operation. And that will change everything.
This critical change cannot happen without visionary companies willing to step boldly into that future. You, our customers, are leading the transition to intelligent real-world systems.
Like previous computing transitions, autonomy also cannot happen without a unifying architecture and a preeminent software company to deliver it. This talk by RTI’s CEO will open a window into RTI’s mission to enable a new generation of intelligent distributed systems. With you, we boldly seek to transform entire industries.
We are the world’s number one software framework for autonomy. Our goal is to dominate the coming transition to autonomy across industries, an ambition we call “The Prize.” This talk will explain how we will capture The Prize by providing exactly the technology, service, and trust you need to succeed.
10:00 am - 10:45 am
Applying Autonomy and Robotics to Space Exploration
Dr.-Ing. Thomas Krueger, European Space Agency (ESA).
Space exploration opens new domains in science and technology, often leading the way for earthbound advances. Robots are essential for exploration to complete complex operations such as building and maintaining infrastructures in space. Although autonomy is advancing quickly, it's not enough alone. These systems must combine human and machine intelligence. The European Space Agency lab is focused on developing and testing remotely-operated robots for future space missions, leveraging Connext DDS as one of the key technologies.
This presentation will cover the latest developments from the ESA and International Space Station (ISS) including how we’re leveraging the advancements in machine learning and teleoperation technology. We will also discuss some of our most challenging system requirements, how we’re addressing them and what we are designing for the future.
10:45 am - 11:00 am
Break
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Parallel Track - Automotive: The Leading Edge of Modern Software-Defined Vehicle Architecture
Pedro López Estepa, Market Development Director, Automotive, RTI
Next-generation vehicles will require significant upgrades to traditional vehicle architecture in order to address the major limitations that the automotive industry is facing today, some of which could potentially lead to new business opportunities. To guarantee the desired level of innovation, software-defined vehicle architectures must provide flexibility, scalability, compatibility and upgradability on different hardware components.
RTI is working with more than half of the top 10 funded vehicles startups. This session will discuss the definition and implementation of a modern vehicle architecture in order to unlock the potential of next-generation vehicles that these companies are building. We will describe the software requirements that define an innovative next gen e/e and telematics architecture including technical (ISO26262, ISO21434, WP29), commercial (Business Model, Liabilities) and supply chain (OEMs, Tier-1s, System Integrators) challenges.
Come see how Connext Drive will reduce both cost and risk in your next vehicle program using automotive grade stacks together with the world’s leading Automotive suppliers.
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Parallel Track - Defense: The Power of a Partner Ecosystem
Chip Downing, Senior Market Development Director, Aerospace and Defense, RTI
How do you remove cost and risk from a multi-supplier integration? The best practice is to use proven commercial hardware and software components that have already been integrated and tested.
This session will discuss the expanding Aerospace & Defense Partner Ecosystem at RTI that now includes over 40 partners. We will showcase the partners spanning microprocessor, COTS hardware boards, design tools, graphics tools, gaming engines, operating systems, FACE solutions stacks, CA DO-330 qualified tools, and more.
Come see how our partner ecosystem will reduce both cost and risk in your next program using pre-integrated solution stacks from the world’s leading Aerospace & Defense suppliers.
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Parallel Track - Surgical Robotics: The Convergence of Smart Connectivity and Data-Driven Technologies in Healthcare
Darren Porras, Medical Market Development Manager, RTI
The next-generation of healthcare promises to deliver more targeted treatments, improve patient outcomes, and lower costs.
Surgical robotics systems are realizing this vision through increasingly smaller incisions, intelligent surgical guidance and visualization, and data analytics to improve surgical efficiency and device operation.
But, the industry is not able to fully leverage the technologies and solutions to deliver on this promise... yet. The need to satisfy demanding and simultaneous requirements for interoperability, reliability, cybersecurity, safety, and performance is a significant barrier to scalable and efficient development of surgical robotic systems (and intelligent connected medical devices). This can be solved with a modern approach to distributed system architecture. Darren will discuss surgical robotics applications and the role of the software connectivity framework in addressing the demanding and flexible compute needs, from the edge to the cloud, across the digital ecosystem of connected devices and health systems.
11:30 am - 12:15 pm
Orchestrating Industrial Indoor Mobility in Complex Real-Time Environments
Eyal Yoskovitz, PhD., VP Product, 634AI
The manufacturing and logistics industries continuously struggle to increase efficiencies at a lower operating cost as a result of increasing pressure on timely supply. Coordinating the work of multiple mobile robots of different types and brands, together with human-driven forklifts, people, and materials, is a challenging and expensive task, especially when safety is becoming an increased concern.
MAESTRO is a multi-layer, vision-based control tower, designed to superpower any industrial floor. MAESTRO’s spatial view suggests a new perspective for floor management by moving the brain from discrete autonomous mobile robotic platforms to one, centralized brain with panoptic view. A state-of-the-art, AI-powered central control, enables continuous floor mapping of the operational area, detecting and classifying objects and events in real-time, and understanding everything in motion on the floor. This holistic floor understanding and orchestration through computer vision also enables autonomous navigation of mobile robots, while working in tandem with employees or other mobile platforms on the floor, allowing safer and smarter indoor operations.
MAESTRO addresses complex distributed systems with overload traffic and changing connection stability. This is facilitated by a robust connectivity architecture based on Connext DDS, resulting in a fully distributed solution that allows sending large payloads with minimal latency in distinct conditions, environments, and procedures, while assuring reliability and resource optimization.
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
Connext Tools: Easing Development Lifecycle from Design to Production
Manuel José Baena, Senior Software Engineer, RTI and Valentin Perez, Senior Software Engineer, RTI
RTI Connext Tools are critical for distributed and autonomous system developers, whether you are just starting out with Connext or building DDS applications for a while. Connext Tools ease the entire development lifecycle from design to production.
We will demonstrate tools which help author data types and QoS policies, generate code, and record test data. Additionally, we will show how these tools can help develop Connext DDS Micro applications that integrate with other Connext products such as Recording & Replay Services that can elevate quality testing of mission-critical systems.
Come to this session and hear about the latest updates for RTI Connext Tools followed by demos of Admin Console, the essential tool for visualizing and troubleshooting your Connext application, and System Designer, for use in jumpstarting your Connext application development.
12:45 pm - 1:15 pm
Experts Panel - Getting serious about cybersecurity in the age of connectivity
Moderated by Bob Leigh, Senior Director of Market Development, RTI.
Creating a secure cyber-physical system remains an ongoing challenge for those developing increasingly connected, distributed systems. Global hackers are tapping into seemingly secure systems, triggering intelligence exposure, dangerous system malfunctions and ransomware attacks. In the past, isolation has been the main security defense, yet this is no longer possible with today’s increasingly connected, autonomous applications.
It is imperative that we improve security by approaching it in new ways, starting with protecting the data throughout the entire attack surface. Today's state of the art is all about system resilience.
A common approach to securing data starts with securely storing the data, then using a dedicated, secure pipe to exchange information within the security domain of that system. In a highly distributed network, this dedicated pipe is a very brittle design that is both difficult to scale and very expensive and time consuming to add new sources of data. Now, it’s time to change the data pipeline to enable the necessary security, scalability and flexibility for connected, autonomous systems.
Join RTI security and industry experts in an interactive panel that explores how to isolate and secure individual data components in multi-domain networks while maintaining connectivity and data flow for the healthy parts of the system. Learn how to apply data-centric security to your system in all phases of development, in order to protect your system from modern threats.
1:15 pm - 1:45 pm
Networking Activity
Wednesday, October 20
9:00 am - 10:00 am
Technical Vision: Edge Autonomy at a Global Scale 24/7
Gerardo Pardo-Castellote, CTO, RTI
Edge Autonomy is one of the most important computing trends of our time. In 2018, Gartner predicted it will account for 75% of the Enterprise Data generated and processed by 2025.
Edge Autonomy offers the (only) way to deliver real-time response in autonomous applications that must interact in the real-world (e.g., autonomous vehicles) and also meet the robustness, scalability, security, and privacy requirements inherent in many operational systems. Paraphrasing a user describing the system they built with Connext:
This system has to run 24/7. It can not fail. The system has to be built so that once it is turned on, …, we never turn it off. It has to keep running, even if there are failures. It has to keep running even if parts of it are disconnected… we have to build resilience… keep operating… and eventually reconcile to a safe consistent state.
In the past Edge Autonomy applications operated as “isolated islands”. New applications, however, are often connected in a global network extending to data-center and cloud. This presentation covers trends and the future technologies we are adding to the RTI Connext Platform to address:
- 24/7 Robustness
- Global Scalability, Performance, and Security
- Productivity via Tools & Integrations
10:00 am - 10:45 am
How Connext DDS Improves Complex Communication in Autonomous Vehicles
Li Mu, Software Architect, Li Auto
With the development of intelligent in-vehicle systems, the communication between components becomes more and more complex – and critical. The emergence of new data models, which were never previously used in vehicles such as Lidar, together with the need for more sophisticated application algorithms are creating new communication demands. In addition, FUSA and cybersecurity are also a consideration. In this challenging scenario, Connext DDS provides a solution to address the new vehicle communication paradigm.
10:45 am - 11:00 am
Break
11:00 am - 11:45 am
Parallel Track - Deep Dive: Product Advancements for Scaling Autonomous Systems
Jose Lopez-Vega, Principal Software Engineer, RTI
Complementing our Technical Vision, this presentation highlights advancements that RTI is delivering to help customers address the challenges of distributing data efficiently as their time-critical autonomous systems scale. We will discuss recently released product innovations and technical considerations in several key areas.
- Global Scalability and Performance - New features and improvements to reduce bandwidth and memory usage as well as speed up discovery.
- Global Connectivity - Newly released advancements to bring connectivity across WAN environments. We’ll talk about what is available, what kinds of use cases we can address, and discuss lessons learned as we’ve worked closely with customers to develop and deploy globally connected systems.
- Security - Sneak preview from the Connext DDS Secure dev lead on the upcoming 6.1.1 release. We’ll talk about the newly introduced WolfSSL support and the changes 6.1.1 will include to make it easier than ever to adapt the Security Plugins SDK to your system's needs!
11:00 am - 11:45 am
Parallel Track - Inside DDS: Accelerating Distributed Systems Design
Paul Tingey, Regional FAE Manager, RTI and Thijs Brouwer, FAE, RTI
Have you ever wondered how large distributed real-time systems like the Launch Control System at the Kennedy Space Center keep their communications infrastructure manageable? RTI's Connext Suite, based on the DDS communications standard, has a proven track record of enabling and accelerating success in critical applications. This session covers the core concepts of DDS: a data-centric communications technology which combines the benefits of dynamic discovery and the publish / subscribe pattern with fine-grained control over individual dataflows. We will see how generic ready-made software applications and high level design tools from RTI facilitate rapid prototyping and systems design, while advanced monitoring and analysis tools greatly simplify development, testing and debugging of complex systems.
11:45 am - 12:30 pm
How Connext DDS Can Be Applied in Our Research and Education Projects
Rune Volden, Head of Dept ICT and Natural Science, NTNU
The university slogan is “Knowledge for a better world”. In this speech, I will focus on our research within Medical technology, Autonomy, Digital Twins, Simulation and Visualization, Artificial Intelligence, and Visual Computing. Then, I will show the way forward on how to apply Connext DDS as part of this.
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
Got Questions? Ask The Experts!
Moderated by Juanjo Martin, Services Director, RTI
If you have questions or would like more information on anything presented at ConnextCon, this is the session for you! Moderated by RTI’s Professional Services team, the panel -- made up of RTI conference speakers -- will address questions raised during conference sessions as well as live questions from the audience.
1:00 pm - 1:15 pm
Closing Remarks
Tuesday, October 26
9:00 am - 10:00 am
Capture the Prize
Stan Schneider, CEO, RTI
The advent of AI is the most epic transition of our time. However, AI today is restricted to the cloud. Connecting algorithms to real-world systems will let AI step out of the cloud, providing more autonomous operation. And that will change everything.
This critical change cannot happen without visionary companies willing to step boldly into that future. You, our customers, are leading the transition to intelligent real-world systems.
Like previous computing transitions, autonomy also cannot happen without a unifying architecture and a preeminent software company to deliver it. This talk by RTI’s CEO will open a window into RTI’s mission to enable a new generation of intelligent distributed systems. With you, we boldly seek to transform entire industries.
We are the world’s number one software framework for autonomy. Our goal is to dominate the coming transition to autonomy across industries, an ambition we call “The Prize.” This talk will explain how we will capture The Prize by providing exactly the technology, service, and trust you need to succeed.
10:00 am - 10:45 am
Communication Networking for the DARPA SubT Challenge
Ryan Darnley, Engineer II, Carnegie Mellon University
The DARPA Subterranean (SubT) Challenge was a three-year robotics competition where teams from around the world attempted to create robotic platforms which could explore, map, and investigate degraded and unknown underground environments. The challenge was specifically comprised of three different subterranean environments including tunnels, caves, and urban underground. Among the many challenges of this competition, one key pillar for success was the creation of a communication’s network which could accommodate network traffic between robots and outside base station operators.
As the communication lead for Carnegie Mellon University’s Team Explorer, I produced the software and hardware infrastructure needed to create a deployable wireless mesh network capable of connecting all robot and operator endpoints. One of the key software infrastructure components was the network middleware, Connext DDS. Abstracting away lower levels of the OSI model, the RTPS protocol allowed all robots and base station computers to publish and subscribe to topics of interest in a manner similar to our ROS code. This modularity was essential for creating a communication network capable of handling up to 12 users (both robots and base stations) in asynchronous intervals.
10:45 am - 11:00 am
Break
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Parallel Track - Automotive: The Leading Edge of Modern Software-Defined Vehicle Architecture
Pedro López Estepa, Market Development Director, Automotive, RTI
Next-generation vehicles will require significant upgrades to traditional vehicle architecture in order to address the major limitations that the automotive industry is facing today, some of which could potentially lead to new business opportunities. To guarantee the desired level of innovation, software-defined vehicle architectures must provide flexibility, scalability, compatibility and upgradability on different hardware components.
RTI is working with more than half of the top 10 funded vehicles startups. This session will discuss the definition and implementation of a modern vehicle architecture in order to unlock the potential of next-generation vehicles that these companies are building. We will describe the software requirements that define an innovative next gen e/e and telematics architecture including technical (ISO26262, ISO21434, WP29), commercial (Business Model, Liabilities) and supply chain (OEMs, Tier-1s, System Integrators) challenges.
Come see how Connext Drive will reduce both cost and risk in your next vehicle program using automotive grade stacks together with the world’s leading Automotive suppliers.
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Parallel Track - Defense: The Power of a Partner Ecosystem
Chip Downing, Senior Market Development Director, Aerospace and Defense, RTI
How do you remove cost and risk from a multi-supplier integration? The best practice is to use proven commercial hardware and software components that have already been integrated and tested.
This session will discuss the expanding Aerospace & Defense Partner Ecosystem at RTI that now includes over 40 partners. We will showcase the partners spanning microprocessor, COTS hardware boards, design tools, graphics tools, gaming engines, operating systems, FACE solutions stacks, CA DO-330 qualified tools, and more.
Come see how our partner ecosystem will reduce both cost and risk in your next program using pre-integrated solution stacks from the world’s leading Aerospace & Defense suppliers.
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Parallel Track - Surgical Robotics: The Convergence of Smart Connectivity and Data-Driven Technologies in Healthcare
Darren Porras, Medical Market Development Manager, RTI.
The next-generation of healthcare promises to deliver more targeted treatments, improve patient outcomes, and lower costs.
Surgical robotics systems are realizing this vision through increasingly smaller incisions, intelligent surgical guidance and visualization, and data analytics to improve surgical efficiency and device operation.
But, the industry is not able to fully leverage the technologies and solutions to deliver on this promise... yet. The need to satisfy demanding and simultaneous requirements for interoperability, reliability, cybersecurity, safety, and performance is a significant barrier to scalable and efficient development of surgical robotic systems (and intelligent connected medical devices). This can be solved with a modern approach to distributed system architecture. Darren will discuss surgical robotics applications and the role of the software connectivity framework in addressing the demanding and flexible compute needs, from the edge to the cloud, across the digital ecosystem of connected devices and health systems.
11:30 am - 12:15 pm
Advancements in Clinical Technology Through Data Driven Healthcare
Richmund Fries, VP Technology, DocBox, Inc.
Clinicians are increasingly relying on timely data to make and evaluate healthcare decisions. DocBox, a clinician-centric and vendor-neutral technology, facilitates data-driven healthcare by automating data collection and management from disparate systems and devices. The universal growing desire and need for more reliable telemedicine and telehealth solutions has led to complications in data management, patient safety, cybersecurity, and more. The RTI Connext DDS has enabled DocBox to develop solutions for complex data problems and has led to real-time advancements in telehealth management.
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
Connext Tools: Easing Development Lifecycle from Design to Production
Ken Brophy, Principal Applications Engineer, RTI
RTI Connext Tools are critical for distributed and autonomous system developers, whether you are just starting out with Connext or building DDS applications for a while. Connext Tools ease the entire development lifecycle from design to production.
We will demonstrate tools which help author data types and QoS policies, generate code, and record test data. Additionally, we will show how these tools can help develop Connext DDS Micro applications that integrate with other Connext products such as Recording & Replay Services that can elevate quality testing of mission-critical systems.
Come to this session and hear about the latest updates for RTI Connext Tools followed by demos of Admin Console, the essential tool for visualizing and troubleshooting your Connext application, and System Designer, for use in jumpstarting your Connext application development.
12:45 pm - 1:15 pm
Experts Panel - Getting serious about cybersecurity in the age of connectivity
Moderated by Bob Leigh, Senior Market Development Director, Autonomous Systems, RTI
Creating a secure cyber-physical system remains an ongoing challenge for those developing increasingly connected, distributed systems. Global hackers are tapping into seemingly secure systems, triggering intelligence exposure, dangerous system malfunctions and ransomware attacks. In the past, isolation has been the main security defense, yet this is no longer possible with today’s increasingly connected, autonomous applications.
It is imperative that we improve security by approaching it in new ways, starting with protecting the data throughout the entire attack surface. Today's state of the art is all about system resilience.
A common approach to securing data starts with securely storing the data, then using a dedicated, secure pipe to exchange information within the security domain of that system. In a highly distributed network, this dedicated pipe is a very brittle design that is both difficult to scale and very expensive and time consuming to add new sources of data. Now, it’s time to change the data pipeline to enable the necessary security, scalability and flexibility for connected, autonomous systems.
Join RTI security and industry experts in an interactive panel that explores how to isolate and secure individual data components in multi-domain networks while maintaining connectivity and data flow for the healthy parts of the system. Learn how to apply data-centric security to your system in all phases of development, in order to protect your system from modern threats.
1:15 pm - 1:45 pm
Network - Fun Activity
Wednesday, October 27
9:00 am - 10:00 am
Technical Vision: Edge Autonomy at a Global Scale 24/7
Gerardo Pardo-Castellote, CTO, RTI
Edge Autonomy is one of the most important computing trends of our time. In 2018, Gartner predicted it will account for 75% of the Enterprise Data generated and processed by 2025.
Edge Autonomy offers the (only) way to deliver real-time response in autonomous applications that must interact in the real-world (e.g., autonomous vehicles) and also meet the robustness, scalability, security, and privacy requirements inherent in many operational systems. Paraphrasing a user describing the system they built with Connext:
This system has to run 24/7. It can not fail. The system has to be built so that once it is turned on, …, we never turn it off. It has to keep running, even if there are failures. It has to keep running even if parts of it are disconnected… we have to build resilience… keep operating… and eventually reconcile to a safe consistent state.
In the past Edge Autonomy applications operated as “isolated islands”. New applications, however, are often connected in a global network extending to data-center and cloud. This presentation covers trends and the future technologies we are adding to the RTI Connext Platform to address:
- 24/7 Robustness
- Global Scalability, Performance, and Security
- Productivity via Tools & Integrations
10:00 am - 10:45 am
RTI Routing Service: Opening the Way to Remote Piloting and Supervised Subsea Autonomy
Jac Stofberg, Principal Software Engineer, Schilling Robotics
As a leader in deepwater robotics, Schilling Robotics, a division of TechnipFMC, has been pushing the boundary of what is possible underwater for over 35 years. We continue to revolutionize deepwater productivity by advancing our underwater work systems from teleoperated robots to supervised autonomous systems. But we do not accomplish this on our own. The RTI Connext software framework has played an integral part in our success. And as we now head down the exciting path toward supervised subsea autonomy with remote piloting, RTI is once again enabling our vision for the future.
Please join me for a deep dive into how the RTI Routing Service allowed us to integrate systems that are geographically dispersed over a low bandwidth, high latency satellite link. We will look at how the Routing Service allowed us to send and receive data securely across DDS domains and afforded us the ability to transform and filter that data along the way, to maintain critically important system behaviors despite the stringent network constraints and the inherent challenges of rapidly scaling a system to accomplish something it was not originally designed to do.
10:45 am - 11:00 am
Break
11:00 am - 11:45 am
Parallel Track - Inside DDS: Accelerating Distributed Systems Design
Vinh Du, Field Application Engineer, RTI and Dave Whitten, Senior Field Application Engineer, RTI
Have you ever wondered how large distributed real-time systems like the Launch Control System at the Kennedy Space Center keep their communications infrastructure manageable? RTI's Connext Suite, based on the DDS communications standard, has a proven track record of enabling and accelerating success in critical applications. This session covers the core concepts of DDS: a data-centric communications technology which combines the benefits of dynamic discovery and the publish / subscribe pattern with fine-grained control over individual dataflows. We will see how generic ready-made software applications and high level design tools from RTI facilitate rapid prototyping and systems design, while advanced monitoring and analysis tools greatly simplify development, testing and debugging of complex systems.
11:00 am - 11:45 am
Parallel Track - Technical Deep Dive: Product Advancements for Scaling Autonomous Systems
Erin McManus, Principal Software Engineer, RTI and Kyoungho An, Senior Research Engineer, RTI
Complementing our Technical Vision, this presentation highlights advancements that RTI is delivering to help customers address the challenges of distributing data efficiently as their time-critical autonomous systems scale. We will discuss recently released product innovations and technical considerations in several key areas.
- Global Scalability & Performance - New features and improvements to reduce bandwidth and memory usage as well as speed up discovery.
- Global Connectivity - Newly released advancements to bring connectivity across WAN environments. We’ll talk about what is available, what kinds of use cases we can address, and discuss lessons learned as we’ve worked closely with customers to develop and deploy globally connected systems.
- Containerization - We will aim to demystify running containerized DDS on Kubernetes and answer questions like how can DDS applications discover each other, how can they communicate outside a cluster, and how can we observe containerized DDS applications?
11:45 am - 12:30 pm
Complexity of the Modern Automotive Architecture. Pains and Gains of the Industry
David Fidalgo, Founder& CEO @ Y-Mobility / VP & Founder @ AEVAC – Spanish AV Vehicle Association
Autonomy and electrification increase the complexity of the vehicle electrical architecture. The increase of sensors, AI functionality, and connectivity required to operate these vehicles prescribe a new approach to vehicle architecture. David Fidalgo will review the complexity of the architecture and the pains and gains of the industry, where is the current status of vehicle architecture and the vision for the future.
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
Got Questions? Ask The Experts!
Moderator: Jim Jones, Director of Customer Success, RTI
If you have questions or would like more information on anything presented at ConnextCon, this is the session for you! Moderated by RTI’s Professional Services team, the panel -- made up of RTI conference speakers -- will address questions raised during conference sessions as well as live questions from the audience.