Connected Enterprise

Chairperson’s welcome and opening remarks. 

• The latest trends and technologies advancing connected living.  
• Moving from smart cities to resilient cities.   
• Connectivity and security – what needs to happen to help secure such critical infrastructures?  
• How collaboration across solution providers and cities is essential to growth. 

• Connectivity through smart grids for vast reach and remote locations; how Satellite IoT is providing services in these spaces. 
• The increased reliability offered through this type of connection. 
• Future capabilities as the use of IoT continues to grow. 

• The critical role of IoT for remote management services. 
• What IoT networks can provide the level of connectivity needed? Not a one size fits all approach. 
• Edge, Cloud and AI – knowing what technology is needed for different remote management solutions.  

• Aligning customers’ needs across the connectivity space – knowing what you need for both short- and long-term device/ service lifecycles. 
• The limitations of current connectivity solutions for enterprise infrastructures. 
• Convergence and interoperability for optimised solutions by combining different technologies including LoRa, NBIoT, satellite, 5G, eSIM etc.  
• Providing the right connectivity for the right use case, not a one size fits all approach. 

• What eSIM offers that other connectivity solutions don’t – the opportunity for interoperability.   
• A look at the capabilities of device connectivity over a range of sectors. 
• Is a change in the telecom business models still needed for wider adoption of the technology? 

As more and more sensors and devices need connecting, there is still a limit as to how well these can run in remote environments. This session will uncover the current IoT market for remote connectivity including, where the current pitfalls are and to a look at the evolving landscape. What needs to change in this space for a successful trajectory?   

• What we have learnt so far in relation to network speeds and security when deployed.  
• Is 5G performing as well as originally anticipated with the network capabilities of wider bandwidth, flexibility and lower latency? 
• Examples across verticals of 5G running live. 

• 5G as an efficiency enabler for enterprises. 
• Cutting costs in a sustainable way – how 5G and heightened connectivity solutions can make a difference. 
• Enabling real-time, personalized decisions. 
• Adding an advanced layer of automation across processes. 

• 5G as an efficiency enabler for enterprises. 
• Cutting costs in a sustainable way – how 5G and heightened connectivity solutions can make a difference. 
• Enabling real-time, personalized decisions. 
• Adding an advanced layer of automation across processes.