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David Bartlett
CTO, Current, powered by GE
Dave is the Chief Technology Officer for GE Current, located in San Ramon, California.Current, a digital power service, brings innovation in one place by combining GE’s capabilities in LED, Solar, Energy Storage, Onsite generation, and Electric Vehicle infrastructure into a sustainable distributed energy ecosystem that benefits customers and partners.
Previously, Dave was the Chief Technology Officer for GE Aviation. Prior to joining GE, Dave was IBM's Vice President of Smarter Physical Infrastructure. Dave also worked in IBM Research on the Autonomic Computing project inspired by the Autonomic Nervous System.
Dave holds an MBA from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill in addition to two other graduate programs: Masters in Computer Science at University of Minnesota, and Masters in Project Management at George Washington University. In addition to being a computer scientist, Dave is also a biologist. Dave earned his Biology/Chemistry degree and certification to teach at the State University of New York.
Latest from David Bartlett
The IoT movement has been around for a number of years now and although there have lots of interesting projects, it is time to, well, get serious, really! A lot of projects have evolved around consumer and residential implementations, but moving the critical mass of projects to the commercial and industrial (C&I) space is what is needed to shift it into high gear...
