Bryan Sapot

Bryan Sapot has a long and varied career in technology. Bryan began their career in 1996 as a Network Engineer and Software Developer at Coldwell Banker Gundaker, where they were responsible for the roll out and support of network infrastructure and applications. Bryan also developed, designed and managed all web based applications and web sites, including one of the first web based and map based listing searches. In 1997, Sapot founded and became CEO of Datix. In 2015, they became the CEO of Mingo, the Manufacturing Productivity Platform. At Mingo, Sapot provides visibility into the factory floor by automatically collecting data from machines, devices, and people and puts it all into context. Bryan is revolutionizing manufacturing by offering a complete solution from sensors to data collection to analytics that provides real-time insights into the productivity of the factory.

Bryan Sapot attended The University of Kansas from 1992 to 1994, where they studied Biochemistry. Bryan then attended University of Missouri-Columbia from 1994 to 1995, where they studied Computer Science.