Connected Enterprise

Chairpersons welcome and opening remarks. 

• The changing views of local governments on fixed and mobile connectivity.
• Prioritising the needs of the city – how working together with other parties in the city is helping to support the benefits of IoT and digitalisation.
• How we are utilising a range of digital tech solutions including Digital Twin, open urban platforms and smart living sensors.

These are very exciting times for eSIM. Over the last two years, we’ve observed a major shift in mindset, with telcos not only abandoning all resistance but moving full speed ahead into their evaluations of how they can best embrace the revolution. During the session, we will discuss the great value eSIM brings to subscribers, OEMs, and communications providers and analyze the Apple eSIM approach effect.

• Tackling interoperability and latency issues – how can we make progressions across these spaces? 
• Formalising the infrastructure – creating parameters for data types and business models to create a holistic approach. 
• Policy, privacy, trust and certification – overcoming the issues created by people, not the technology.  
• Using AI, ML, Edge, digital twin and other disruptive technologies to optimise products and services for the next frontier of IoT connectivity. 

Many companies use AWS services to incorporate new big data and ML use cases in their products. In this session we present two examples with particular characteristics: (i) processing of large bursts of IoT streaming data reliably and efficiently, and (ii) developing and deploying an ML-model using small data sets for training. 

Connectivity and human communication go hand in hand in many real-world IoT deployments: letting industrial IoT sensors send messages or email notifications to field staff, or embedding voice or video into consumer devices, are just two examples. 

Twilio is a newer player in the IoT landscape and uniquely combines 3 main ingredients for successful deployments of connected devices:

– Reliable global cellular connectivity through a native Multi-IMSI SIM architecture with eUICC/eSIM support
– Unbrickable OTA firmware updates and industry-first secure remote debugging through an innovative hypervisor-based approach
– API-based omnichannel staff and customer communications through voice, video, SMS, messaging, chat, and email

This presentation will give a high-level overview of how Twilio is innovating in all 3 areas, and how its customers are “connecting hardware and humans” to deploy the next generation of real-world IoT and “embedded CPaaS”. 

• Advantages of LEO constelations.
• Use case to be considered.
• How Critical IoT and Massive IoT reach higher capabilities running on 5G.
• Understanding the role of capacity for the sheer number of connected devices deployed.

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• How easy can IOT solutions be sold and offered custom-made by IT resellers to their customers? 
• How to build a bridge between OT and IT? 
• How can industrial smart glasses give remote assistance in sectors like manufacturing, healthcare, oil and gas, logistics and agro-biotech? 

Connecting anything, anywhere is more than just adding a SIM card. Learn more about how we connect industrial printers from Videojet and pin terminals from Adyen all over the world. Get practical tips on the steps you need to take to set up a stable, scalable and secure IoT network.

• Current practical challenges regarding the establishment of an industry 4.0 manufacturing.
• How data models provide a crucial basis for industry 4.0 in manufacturing.
• A practical approach to introduce an appropriate data model for manufacturing.

• A security first approach – how to secure old and new infrastructures to build a cyber secure eco-system.  
• Current trends being seen to infiltrate digital systems. 
• The constant battle of staying secure in an ever-adapting digital world.   
• Industry collaborations for improved security solutions and standards. 

The first half of 2021 saw 1.5 billion attacks on smart devices, more than 100% growth in cyberattacks against Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices. This session shares a set of best practices to help you with a closed-loop Zero Trust security strategy to protect your IoT, IoMT, and OT devices:

• Understand the security risks to the enterprise, industrial and healthcare networks introduced by increasing digitization.
• Learn about the key challenges in securing unmanaged IT, IoT, and OT devices and how to properly implement segmentation to limit risk.
• Leverage the power of community sharing (CVEs, NIST, ICS-CERT, MDS2, FDA recalls, and more).

• IT vs OT: Key differentiators.  
• Why Architecture vs Design is key for IT/OT Convergence.  
• Defining a roadmap on how to tackle IT/OT convergence.  
• How OT Security enables digital transformation.  
• A look at the challenges and solutions faced. 

(Pre-recorded presentation) 

View Day 2 Content Here:

Transformational IoT – Digital Transformation & Acceleration| Future Progressions | Sustainability | Innovations & Solutions | Industry Use-Cases

Enterprise Edge Computing – Edge Computing | Optimisation & Transformation | Data | Cyber Security | Industry use-cases