IoT Innovations Day 2 - Virtual

• How interoperable are current network services?   
• Looking at long-term strategies for deployments – knowing what connectivity you will need in the future and not just for the short-term.  
• Using AI, Edge and other disruptive technologies to optimise products and services.   
• What is the next frontier for IoT connectivity? 

• Research – What are the initial steps in researching and how to utilise the data gathered to understand your consumers. 
• Innovation – Discussing the careful execution of a Proof of Concept (PoC) and managing expectations. 
• Adoption – Industry use-cases of pilot adoption and acceleration. 
• Outcome – How to determine if it was a success and how you can alter to succeed.  

A look at the challenges and opportunities from a testing and regulatory perspective when developing an IoT solution.  

• What are the latest innovations and solutions across the digital landscape? 
• Knowing the gaps across industries – where can you make a difference by innovating? 
• Looking at the shift in the ways we innovate and what this is for – no longer just about ROI, but the ethical considerations.  
• Moving from the idea of PoC’s ‘proof of concept’ to MVP ‘minimum value products’. 
• A look at the opportunities disruptive technologies provide to create a more sustainable future – the shift to Society 5.0. 

• Discuss the top technical challenges related to IoT design and development 
• Understand how leading IoT device manufacturers streamlined their design, regulatory compliance and manufacturing processes.  
• Explore the end-to-end solutions for designing, testing, certifying and securing IoT devices, wireless networks, and infrastructure. 
• Introduce the new IoT Test Solutions enabling you to cover more test, more standards in less time. 

To follow soon …

• The evolution of smart street wear – moving from individual devices to deployed connected systems. 
• What to connect first? A look at a fully connected infrastructure from utilities and smart waste disposable, to autonomous vehicles. 
• Maintaining security and privacy in connected living – where is the line drawn?  

Connecting industrial plant to the internet enables businesses to transform themselves digitally to create new products and services and to create new business models to monetize their offerings. But this is a road going uphill. Where do you start? How do you address ossified organizational, operational, and business practices? What do you need to jumpstart change? And where are you heading anyway? This presentation will map the road to digital transformation, illustrate the learnings and resources the Industrial Internet Consortium can bring to bear and look to the future.

• How digital transformation will change how enterprises operate and deliver value to customers.  
• A shift to model driven development vs physical production – how IoT technologies like digital twins and data can aid better services.   
• A new approach to the business through data-guided changes.   
• What else can IoT vendors do to aid digital transformation within their customers businesses – discussing future technologies and directions.  
• Enabling teams to gain true process optimisation – embrace the transformation.