2017 Speakers
David Vasquez
IoT Evangelist
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
David Bunch
Global VP, Shell Retail Marketing & Chairman of Shell Brands International
Shell
Andreas Schierenbeck
Chairman of the Executive Board
thyssenkrupp Elevator AG
Jürgen Hase
CEO
Unlimit by Reliance
Bee Hayes-Thakore
Director of Marketing Programs, Internet of Things
ARMmbed
Henrik Jorring
Senior IT Manager, Liner Operations
Maersk Line IT
Blaine Tookey
Technology Principal
BP
Anthony Macey
Head of Blockchain Research & Development
Barclays (UK)
John Schaefer
SVP
ThingWorx R&D
Colin Mair
Head of Innovation and Trials, IT Futures
Heathrow Airport
Michael Jary
Director of Connected Homes
SSE plc
Scott Lyons
Connected Vehicle and Services
Ford
Ulrich Fastenrath
Head of traffic information management and routing optimization
BMW
Paul Stein
Director of Research and Technology
Rolls - Royce
Fredrik Östbye
VP Internet of Things
Telenor Group
Peter Virk
Head of Connected Technologies and Apps
Jaguar Land Rover
Einar Landre, MSc, IEEE CSDP
Lead analyst, Corporate IT digitalisation
Statoil ASA
12:30PM - Day 1
Steven Woodward
Senior Solution Architect
Astra Zeneca
Sudhi Sinha
Vice President, Product Development, Building Technology & Services
Johnson Controls
Kalman Tiboldi
Chief Business Innovation Officer
TVH Group
Simon Jones
Head of Performance Support and Innovation
Team Sky
Klaus Bauer
Head of Basic Technology Development
TRUMPF
Helen Holst
Senior Manager IoT & Digital Transformation
PostNord Operations
John Davies
Chief Researcher, Future Business Technology
BT
Robert Dobson
Director, Pre Sales
Device Authority
Karl-Filip Coenegrachts
Chief Strategy Officer
City of Ghent
Gustaf Landahl
Head of Department
City of Stockholm and GrowSmarter Coordinator
Erja Turunen
Executive Vice President
VTT Technical research centre of Finland
Mark Evans
Marketing Director
Direct Line Group
Tim Gammons
Director
Arup
Christian Deilmann
Managing Director
tado°
Joseph Valente
Managing Director
Impra-Gas
Jeevarathinam Ravikumar
SATS Technology Director Europe
Stanley Security
Christer Larsson
VP EMEA
OSGi Alliance
Teppo Hemiä
CEO
Wirepas
James Nesfield
CTO
Chirp
Karla Anzo
Global Business Development Coordinator
DHL Customer Solutions & Innovation
Paul Smith
IoT Business Development Manager
Beckhoff Automation
Chris Freeman
Technical Fellow
Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with Boeing
David Midgley
Group Telematics Manager
JCB
James Moore
Deputy Chef de Mission Performance Services
Team GB, British Olympic Committee
Raúl Peláez
Head of Sports Technology
FC Barcelona
Paul Wilson
Commercial Manager
MULTOS
Georg Larscheid
Manager, Integrated Solutions Implementation – EAME and CIS
John Deere
Martin Woolley
Technical Program Manager
Bluetooth SIG
Simon Ho
Senior Innovation Officer
Transport for Greater Manchester
Dennis Curry
VP and Director, Business Innovation and R&D
Konica Minolta
Paul Winsor
Director Industry Solutions, Retail & Consumer Products, EMEA Region
Qlik
02:00PM - Day 1
View Keynote Panel: How is the IoT shaping consumer-brand relationships in retail and beyond?
Stephen Moran
Head of Research
Bank of Ireland Innovation
Leigh Calton
Head of R&D
Ageas
Bernd Hacker
Europe Business Development Director
Advantech
Nuno Maurício
Sport Performance Analyst (Professional Football) – Benfica LAB
SL Benfica
Darko Dragicevic
Executive Vice President Partners and Solutions
Bragi
Professor Jill Slay
Director
Australian Centre for Cyber Security
Carsten Stoecker
Machine Economy Lighthouse Evangelist and Lead
Innogy
2017 Conference Agenda
Day One23rd January 2017 |
Day Two24th January 2017 |
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Connected IndustryThe Connected Industry conference at the IoT Tech Expo Global will be exploring how the advances in IoT Technology and Innovation are driving forward the enterprise and the IoT |
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Developing for the IoTThe Developing for the IoT conference will explore the evolving technologies available to developers to create IoT products and solutions as well as focus on real-life applications of existing IoT technologies and the economics around this. |
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Smart CitiesThe Smart Cities conference at the IoT Tech Expo will cover all aspects of the development and future of smart cities including development, ecosystems, social considerations and energy. |
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Connected LivingThe Connected Living conference will cover the future of the connected home and connected car looking at business opportunities, development and consumer adoption. |
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IoT Innovations & TechnologiesThe IoT Innovations and Technologies track provides a platform for businesses from start-up level and beyond to showcase the latest innovation across the entire IoT ecosystem that are transforming the way enterprise and business view the Internet of Things |
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Connected ServicesThe Connected Services track will explore the overall effect of the IoT on a range of service industries including finance, advertising retail and insurance. |
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Data & SecurityThe Data & Security conference will be exploring the privacy and security issues often associated with the IoT and how these can be overcome. |
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The IoT HackathonJoin the IoT Hackathon and push the boundaries of technology, innovation and creativity. With great prizes up for grabs be sure to drop by the Hackathon Zone and see what's going on! |
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Latest news from the IoT Tech Expo Event Blog
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Qlik announced as Data & Security Sponsor for upcoming IoT Tech Expo GlobalSponsored by Qlik, the Data & Security track will review how businesses can manage IoT generated Big Data for intelligent decision making, delving into both consumer and business concerns over security which have arisen from the increasing connectivity.. |
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The Internet of Things: Where we’ll be in 5/10/20 years’ timeAccording to the World Economic Forum, security will be key to IoT development, but how else will the Internet of Things change our society? A look to the future and we’ll find out... |
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Why developments in the IoT don’t just take place in the lab or at the deskWhere are the things then, and how are they developing? Well – to explain this title is to understand one of the most important components of the Internet of Things: people and their relationship with their environment.... |
