Transformational IoT & 5G

Chairpersons welcome and opening remarks. 

To follow soon …

• The Benefits & Use Cases of adopting an enterprise 5G network for IoT.
• Security risks that 5G innovation introduces to the enterprise.
• Covering real-world examples of successful 5G adoptions as well as 5G security incidents & risks.
• Considerations for secure 5G adoption.

• The requirements for massive IoT and why open standards and multi-RAN approaches are necessary.
• The need to simplify ease of development and ease of deployment to enable scale.
• How collaborations are key to bringing end-to-end solutions to market at scale, illustrated through a series of real-world use cases.

• How to evaluate new technologies for your business and understanding the risks. 
• The importance of finding the business value before choosing the technology. 
• Moving from the idea of PoC’s ‘proof of concept’ to MVP ‘minimum value products’. 
• Cultural shifts and collaborations – the importance of building awareness and capabilities within the team. 

To follow soon …

• The IoT ecosystem is expanding at a rapid rate; IDC projects it will to reach 39.3 billion devices by 2025.
• These billions of internet-connected devices all share one common need: reliable and consistent power.
• However, most devices in current IoT deployments rely on either cumbersome power cables or on batteries that must be frequently replaced at varying intervals, placing massive strains on maintenance teams, limiting the value these devices can deliver and adding toxic waste to landfills.
• In this talk Cesar will discuss the rise of Wireless Power Networks that not only deliver reliable & consistent wireless power, but also helps aggregate IoT device data transfer to the Cloud from the next generation of power-hungry IoT deployments.

• What is IAQ and why should we be concerned?
• Sensors and technology measuring IAQ.
• Adjusting ventilation actively in response to IAQ.
• How the IoT brings it all together.

• How smart energy provides efficiency and sustainability across enterprises.  
• A shift towards sustainable practices – how IoT and other disruptive technologies can help. 
• Deployment frameworks, data errors, security breaches, funding – what is the biggest barrier? 

Utilizing IoT technology to revolutionize the 100-year-old manual method of mudding baseballs open to interpretation to a Repeatable, certified, automated process. Delivering a significant improvement on the ability to deliver consistency for each baseball game and at every ballpark. 

• Securing the infrastructure – a key factor in strategy development. 
• How to make strategic decisions that are right for your company, not just your technology strategy.  
• Creating a fully digital enterprise – how to digitalise legacy systems.

• Traditional linux systems have a host of vulnerabilities.
• The systems in place to assure security on linux are not designed with IoT in mind.
• Low connectivity and low physical access create additional challenges.

• A closer look at real-life use cases/applications and opportunities in the Aviation, Healthcare and Energy areas.
• What are the capabilities and requirements needed from 5G for each of these applications/markets.
• What are the challenges we need to resolved between the application vendors and network providers both from the technical side, as well as from the business model side.

To follow soon …

• With 5G commercial trials rolling out, are more 5G focused business models needed to take advantage of this market? 
• Digital deployment – is a hybrid approach of public and private networks best?   
• A shift from the quality of service to quality of experience and personalisation.  
• What needs to happen next for 5G to reach its financial capabilities?