Connected Industry

Hear from an industry leading analyst about the latest trends, investments and market insights for IoT developers, vendors and service providers.

• Why do we need IIoT solutions in Aerospace?
• How is it different from other industries?
• Cockpit perspective: What did we learn on this journey?

• The IoT is now firmly embedded within many industrial enterprises – but how do you move ahead of the ever-growing pack? 
• How small wins can grow into big returns – making smart choices when it comes to platform selection, device management, connectivity solutions etc.. 
• Connecting and future-proofing legacy machines and equipment – Examining the methods, results and pain points
• Seeing IoT as a business project, not an IT project

Leading companies are gaining business value today from Industrial Internet of Things technologies and strategies, including new income streams and increased productivity. These companies are both your partners and your competitors. Are you being left behind? You have to compete against the best in the world. Digital transformation is creating unlimited opportunity for innovation across all industries. We are seeing our customers completely reinvent the products, services and experiences they are delivering to the market. Learn how you can begin or accelerate your IIoT journey and get insight into the mindset of the industrial C-suite with exclusive research from the Rockwell Automation customer insights team on what is driving digital transformation.

Running your assets with no unplanned downtime remains a dream for most of us. While operations managers struggle to even have a real-time view of their operations, they are always under pressure to bring down operating costs. With rapid advancements in technology (IoT: sensors, connectivity, big data, cloud computing, and domain expertise), we now have an opportunity to solve these long outstanding customer frictions. In this talk, I will share a couple of case studies where Shell has pioneered the development of innovative solutions which helps customers reduce “Total Cost of Operations” and improve “Asset Utilization”.

At Dell Technologies, our purpose is to drive human progress, through greater access to better technology, for people with big ideas around the world. We have the power to drive transformation and generate real results every day for the customers and people who partner with us. We are able to help our customers cut through the IoT hype to deploy solutions that work and deliver value quickly.  With our broad portfolio, open architecture, domain expertise and services — as well as our award-winning partner program — we have what it takes to make IoT work for you. On your terms today and tomorrow and with minimal risk.

• When planning an IoT project it’s important to clearly define the network requirements, focusing on usage not on technology
• Operators should then deploy a portfolio of technologies to answer those needs with a strong adaptation to the requirements
• In the session we will discuss the main criterions to consider with regards to connectivity choices

• Exploring the technology available for condition monitoring and predictive maintenance across industry, from maintaining wind turbines to services elevators. 
• Are we moving from reactive to predictive maintenance, and what role can machine learning play here? What about fixing problems remotely? 
• The potential benefits for business innovation and strategy of implementing IoT for maintenance, and what is holding industries back here? 
• Discussing the impact that data models used for predictive maintenance have on field services, and the need for feedback loops to continually refine them.

Adopting a digital transformation strategy can enable businesses to surpass customer expectations. Departments and divisions used to working in silo are forced to integrate, resulting in a more efficient business operation.

In this session we’ll focus specifically on connected vehicles, and the multiple areas that vehicle data can impact to deliver a superior customer experience, improve productivity, optimise costs and nurture cross business communication. I’ll show you why we believe, at Masternaut, that every business is sitting on unrealised potential and connected vehicles can reveal insights that have the power to transform your business.

I will give a recap of the events on April 9 IoT day. IoTDay is an open invitation to the Internet of Things Community to set up an event, a lunch, a talk with the neigborhood on what #IoT is and what it means in everyday life for all of us.

Mark Weiser was one of the true pioneers of IoT and passed away exactly 20 years ago. Council #IoT invites everyone to read his text “The Computer for the 21st Century”: “The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life until they are indistinguishable from it.”

https://www.iotday.org/a-worldwide-event

Hear from an industry leading analyst about the latest trends, investments and market insights for IoT developers, vendors and service providers.

In recent years, the emergence of low-cost sensors has transformed the way in which infrastructure is managed and maintained, enabling better service delivery based on live asset status reports and localised customisation of service provision. This is driving change in the transport industry, resulting in increasing digitisation of traditional manual services and is encouraging the rise of digital transport professionals who are technologists first and transport specialists second. Furthermore, the rise of autonomous vehicles and the associated technologies to support them is forcing the creation of connected infrastructure. IoT will be integral to this future transport network, with connected sensors playing a key role in enabling this future.

A smart factory is a fully connected system which utilises a constant stream of data from IoT-enabled processes such as inventory tracking, predictive maintenance, smart manufacturing and the implementation of digital twins. Advancements in smart lighting, temperature control and smart security systems add to the potential of a digitally integrated system. This talk will look at how all of these processes harmonise and enable more informed decisions, including: 

• Reduction in service costs 
• Lower energy consumption and increased efficiency 
• Process Automation – Moving beyond IoT to intelligent objects 
• Innovative production – What’s the next addition to the evolving smart factory?

• The five key capabilities that every SME needs to embrace in order for success in digital design & manufacturing
• Top three barriers to progress for an SME
• Doing nothing, what is the real impact?
• Case Study: How Digital catalysts can enable real progress

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Connectivity is fundamental to enabling the Intelligent Enterprise to use IoT to run better. Connectivity if not done well can create complexity. This session will explore how enterprises can connect IoT devices across multiple network types at scale, keeping devices secure and using AI at the edge to manage uncertain connectivity.

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