IoT Connected Enterprise

Chairpersons 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.  

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?  

• 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. 

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• 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? 

• ‘Plug and play’ approach to machine connectivity – knowing what sensors you need and where to use them.    
• Utilising the data gathered to understand operational insights like never before.    
• Cloud Vs Edge – knowing what connectivity is needed at different stages. 

• 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. 

• Looking at cyber security as the most important part of devices and sensors, not an afterthought.  
• Vulnerabilities – how to spot them and how to combat them.    
• Industry collaborations for improved security solutions.  

• Defining a roadmap on how to tackle IT/OT convergence. 
• Keeping cyber security at the forefront as digital technologies and processes are implemented. 
• A look at the challenges and solutions faced.  

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