Jerry Baulier

Jerry BaulierJerry Baulier is the Vice President of IOT R&D, who joined SAS in early 2010 to lead & champion the build-out of event stream processing (also known as Complex Event Processing, CEP, and ESP). He recently was also given R&D responsibility for the Internet of Things. ESP brings SAS analytics & learning models into the stream on premise, in the cloud, and at the edge (for IOT). Prior to joining SAS, Jerry was the CTO and VP of R&D at Aleri for 7 years where they built the Aleri CEP (now owned by SAP) and solutions utilizing it for capital markets. Previously, Jerry was an Executive Vice President of Technology & Engineering at Required Technologies, where he led the technical efforts to productize a next generation columnar-based analytical data warehouse. He also spent 14 years at Lucent Technologies (formerly AT&T), where he was a Director in the Information Sciences Research Center of Bell Laboratories, as well as the Managing Director for Lucent’s Software Products BU’s Joint Development & Delivery Center. At Bell Labs, Jerry focused on real-time information systems including real-time persistent storage managers and real-time event processing engines. Jerry’s work on event stream processing has resulted in 15 awarded patents and half a dozen pending patents. He has a graduate degree in Computer Science from Stevens Institute of Technology and an undergraduate degree in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts.

Advisory Board

The function of the IoT Community, is to focus on the adoption & application of IoT in commercial environments, seeking to understand & contribute to applying the technology or overcoming the wide variety of barriers, inhibitors, and technical & operational issues. As a member of the board, Jerry will provide impartial input and guidance to the overall vision, strategy and execution that is helping to shape the current and future direction for the IoT Community, as well as the broader IoT industry.

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