Manufacturing and the IIoT: Not as Hard as You Think
Manufacturing and the IIoT: Not as Hard as You Think 
The eeDesignIt Podcast: Chatting with Ed Garibian, CEO of Llumin
On this episode of The eeDesignIt Podcast, we're chatting with Ed Garibian, CEO of Llumin, to discuss machine downtime and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). We'll talk about types of data visualization, improving industrial operations, the future of data collection, and more!
More About Llumin:
LLumin develops innovative operations software to manage and track assets in industrial factories, municipalities, and universities. The company’s founder, executives, and designers bring decades of experience and enthusiasm to the development of leading-edge asset and materials management software that improves productivity and enhances safety and compliance. With a company culture that unifies everyone and core values that focus on customer needs, LLumin has been able to evolve and thrive.
Learn more: http://llumin.com/
More About Ed:
Ed Garibian, founder and CEO of LLumin Inc., is an experienced executive and entrepreneur with demonstrated success building award-winning, growth-focused software startups. He has an impressive track record with enterprise software and entrepreneurship and is an innovator in machine maintenance, asset management, and IoT technologies.
Ed started his career at Texas Instruments as an electrical design engineer and was a product marketing engineer at Analog Devices. He started his entrepreneurial path focusing on IT services in the 1990s. In 2004, he launched eRPortal Software, which would evolve into LLumin. Ed has experience working with clients in many industries, including food and beverage (yielding groups, flour milling, animal feed), construction, biofuels, and oil and gas.
A passionate leader, Ed builds companies that deliver on his core values of positive persistence, anticipating what’s next, owning the outcome, and delivering value in all you do. When not at LLumin, Ed focuses on his family and actively engages in his community, and currently sits on the board for The Children’s Study Home, a nonprofit providing educational programs to children and families in need.
