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Monday April 06 - Executive Keynotes Day andIoT World Awards & Gala Dinner

7:30am - 9:00pmApril 6, 2020

8.30 am – 9.30 am: Informa Tech Research IoT MarketUpdates

9.30 am – 4.00 pm: Executive Keynotes Day

4.00 pm – 6.00 pm: Exhibition Opening & Booth Crawl

5.30 pm - 6.30 pm: VIP Power Hour/Pre Awards DrinksReception

6.30 pm – 8.30 pm: IoT World Awards & Gala Dinner

Tuesday April 07: Morning Keynotes, 9Conference Tracks and Exhibition

7:30am - 7:30pmApril 7, 2020

7.30 am - 8.30 am: IoT Enablers Breakfast Briefings -5G, LPWAN, AI, Edge, Security

8.40 am - 10.40 am: Morning Executive Keynotes

11.30 am - 5.40 pm: 9x Conference Tracks

4x IoT in Industry Conferences

• Manufacturing• Smart Buildings & Energy Management• Smart Cities• Connected & Autonomous Vehicles

IoT World 5G & Connectivity Conference

IoT World Artificial Intelligence Conference

IoT World Edge Computing Conference

IoT World Developer Conference

Wednesday, April 08: Morning Keynotes, 9Conference Tracks and Exhibition

7:30am - 9:00pmApril 8, 2020

7.30 am - 8.30 am: IoT Enablers Breakfast Briefings -5G, LPWAN, AI, Edge, Security

8.40 am - 10.40 am: Morning Executive Keynotes

11.30 am - 5.40 pm: 9x Conference Tracks

4x IoT in Industry Conferences

• Manufacturing• Supply Chain & Logistics• Energy & Resources• Connected & Autonomous Vehicles

IoT World 5G & Connectivity Conference

IoT World Artificial Intelligence Conference

IoT World Security Conference

IoT World Developer Conference

Thursday, 09 April - Post ConferenceWorkshop & Training Day

7:30am - 5:30pmApril 9, 2020

Conference: Silicon Valley AgTech Conference

Workshops:

• Intelligent Transport Systems, held by the IndustrialInternet Consortium

• IoT in the Channel, held by Channel Partners andChannel Futures

• Eclipse IoT Day, held by the Eclipse Foundation

SESSIONS2020 IOT WORLD AGENDA AT A GLANCE -

IoT World Conference and Expo 2020 | The Leading IoT EventApril 6 - 9, 2020

San Jose Convention CenterCA, USA

. tmt.knect365.com/iot-world/ [email protected]

TIME APRIL 6, 2020 APRIL 7, 2020 APRIL 8, 2020 APRIL 9, 2020

7:00AM 7:30am - Monday April 06 - Executive KeynotesDay and IoT World Awards & Gala Dinner

7:30am - Tuesday April 07: Morning Keynotes, 9Conference Tracks and Exhibition

7:30am - Wednesday, April 08: MorningKeynotes, 9 Conference Tracks and Exhibition

7:30am - Thursday, 09 April - Post ConferenceWorkshop & Training Day

SCHEDULE2020 IOT WORLD AGENDA AT A GLANCE -




IoT Market Updates and Forecast presented byInforma Tech’s Research Teams - Ovum, IHSMarkit Technology, Heavy Reaching andTractica

8:30am - 9:30amExecutive Keynotes

Participants

Speaker: Alexandra Rehak - Practice Leader, IoT, Ovum

Speaker: Liz Cruz - Associate Director, IoT & SmartCities, IHS Markit

Speaker: Alex West - Principal Analyst, SmartManufacturing & Industrial Communications, IHSMarkit

Speaker: Stephen Bell - Senior Analyst, Light Reading

Welcome Address from the City of San Jose


Chairperson's Opening Remarks


The Next Wave of IoT – The Convergence of5G/Edge/AI to Deliver End to End Digitalization


Adopting and Delivering IoT Centred DigitalBusiness Models


Morning Networking Break


thyssenkrupp North America IoT Talk: SessionTBC


Participants

Speaker: Patrick Bass - CEO and President,thyssenkrupp North America, Inc.

Unlocking IoT’s Full Potential


Participants

Speaker: Yasir Qureshi - Vice President, IoT Go-to-Market, Software AG

IoT Procurement Frameworks – 3rd Party DueDiligence Through the Channel


Keynote Panel Discussion: IT, OT, Technologyand Business – Who and How do youCollaborate Internally and with Partners toDeliver your Desired Outcomes with IoT?

11:50am - 12:30pmExecutive Keynotes

Lunch Break including Leaders In IoTRoundtable Discussions

12:30pm - 1:30pmExecutive Keynotes

Keynote Presentation: Towards SustainableConnected Mobility


Participants

Speaker: Ralph Dimenna - Senior Vice President,Services and Solutions, Michelin

Digitizing Industrial Automation - Fast,Flexible, and Free of Wires


IoT + AI = Digital Transformation?


Participants

Speaker: Manohar Paluri - Director, Facebook AI,Facebook

Afternoon Break plus Keynote SpeakersGreenroom Access for VIPs and Press


Digital as an Enabler to Customer Success


Participants

Speaker: Tom Bucklar - Director of Digital PortfolioManagement, Cat Digital, Caterpillar Inc.

IoT in Disaster Management: Saving Lives withEarly Warning


Keynote Panel Discussion: Investing in IoT –Where are Investors Seeing the Returns?


Participants

Speaker: Ben Steven - Associate Partner, MomentaVentures

Exhibition Opens, Booth Crawl Commences

4:00pm - 6:00pmApril 6 Exhibition Times: 4.00-6.00pm

SESSIONSIOT WORLD DAY ONE - EXECUTIVE KEYNOTE DAY -06/04/2020

IoT World Conference and Expo 2020 | The LeadingIoT Event

April 6 - 9, 2020San Jose Convention Center

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IoT World Awards & Gala Dinner

6:30pm - 8:30pm

IoT World Awards and Gala Dinner

Your chance to be recognized among IoT's elite

As the main evening networking event at IoT World,the Awards Gala Dinner will attract the Who’s Who ofIoT. Winners will be announced at the IoT WorldAwards Gala & Dinner on April 6, 2020 in San Jose,California. Submit your entry by January 16!

Submit your free entries here

Technologies

• Best Industrial IoT Solution• Best Edge Computing Solution• Best IoT Connectivity Solution• Best IoT Platform• Best IoT Security Solution• Best Consumer IoT Solution

Deployments

• Best Manufacturing IoT Deployment• Best Energy IoT Deployment• Best Automotive IoT Deployment• Best Healthcare IoT Deployment• Best Public Sector IoT Deployment• Best Consumer IoT Deployment

Ecosystem Development

• IoT Partnership of the Year• Startup of the Year

See more at https://tmt.knect365.com/iot-world/iot-world-awards

SESSIONSIOT WORLD DAY ONE - EXECUTIVE KEYNOTE DAY -06/04/2020



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TIME APRIL 6 EXHIBITION TIMES: 4.00-6.00PM EXECUTIVE KEYNOTES

8:00AM 8:30am - IoT Market Updates and Forecast presented by Infor-ma Tech’s Research Teams - Ovum, IHS Markit Technology,Heavy Reaching and Tractica

9:00AM 9:30am - Welcome Address from the City of San Jose

9:35am - Chairperson's Opening Remarks

9:40am - The Next Wave of IoT – The Convergence of 5G/Edge/AI to Deliver End to End Digitalization

10:00AM 10:00am - Adopting and Delivering IoT Centred Digital BusinessModels

10:20am - Morning Networking Break

10:50am - thyssenkrupp North America IoT Talk: Session TBC

11:00AM 11:10am - Unlocking IoT’s Full Potential

11:30am - IoT Procurement Frameworks – 3rd Party Due Dili-gence Through the Channel

11:50am - Keynote Panel Discussion: IT, OT, Technology andBusiness – Who and How do you Collaborate Internally andwith Partners to Deliver your Desired Outcomes with IoT?

12:00PM 12:30pm - Lunch Break including Leaders In IoT RoundtableDiscussions

1:00PM 1:30pm - Keynote Presentation: Towards Sustainable Connect-ed Mobility

1:50pm - Digitizing Industrial Automation - Fast, Flexible, andFree of Wires

2:00PM 2:10pm - IoT + AI = Digital Transformation?

2:30pm - Afternoon Break plus Keynote Speakers GreenroomAccess for VIPs and Press

2:50pm - Digital as an Enabler to Customer Success

3:00PM 3:10pm - IoT in Disaster Management: Saving Lives with EarlyWarning

3:30pm - Keynote Panel Discussion: Investing in IoT – Whereare Investors Seeing the Returns?

4:00PM 4:00pm - Exhibition Opens, Booth Crawl Commences

5:00PM

6:00PM 6:30pm - IoT World Awards & Gala Dinner 6:30pm - IoT World Awards & Gala Dinner

SCHEDULEIOT WORLD DAY ONE - EXECUTIVE KEYNOTE DAY -06/04/2020



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Analyst Breakfast Briefings

7:30am - 8:30amAnalyst Breakfast Briefings

Participants

Roundtable Leader: Sam Lucero - Associate Director,IoT, IHS Markit



Utilizing the right model to Drive productivityfor Digital Industrial Leadership


Achieving Intelligent Resiliency: Creating amulti-purpose platform and connecting IoTdevices to deliver a seamless service


Embedded Intelligence for the Next Wave ofSmart Systems – Opportunities andChallenges on the Edge


Massive vs Tiny IoT – Commercializing IoTtouchpoints via 5G, LTE-M, NB-IoT, LPWANsand Satellite


Panel: Moving Beyond the Hype of AI, Edgeand 5G – How the Convergence of CuttingEdge Technologies are Revolutionizing the IoTLandscape




Chairman's Opening Remarks: Manufacturing

11:30am - 11:40amManufacturing & Supply Chain

Location: Grand Ballroom A

Participants

Chair: Alex West - Principal Analyst, SmartManufacturing & Industrial Communications, IHSMarkit

Creating the smart environment that allowsteams to make decisions based on real-timedata

11:30am - 11:50amSmart Buildings & Energy Management

• Quickly and securely integrate with databases• Call upon web services or utilize 3rd-party APIs• Manage indoor positioning and tracking at any

level, for any level of IoT ability

Chairman's Opening Remarks: Smart Cities

11:30am - 11:40amSmart Cities

Location: Grand Ballroom D

Chairpersons Opening Remarks - Connected &Autonomous Vehicles

11:30am - 11:40amConnected & Autonomous Vehicles

Participants

Stephen Bell - Senior Analyst, Light Reading

Chairman's Opening Remarks: IoT World 5G &Connectivity Conference

11:30am - 11:40amIoT World 5G & Connectivity Conference

Participants

Alexandra Rehak - Practice Leader, IoT, Ovum

Chairman's Opening Remarks: AI & MachineLearning

11:30am - 11:40amIoT World Artificial Intelligence Conference

Participants

Mark Beccue - Principal Analyst, Tractica

Chairman's Opening

11:30am - 11:40amIoT World Edge Computing Conference

Participants

Chair: Jim Davis - Founder, Principal Analyst, EdgeResearch Group

Chairman's Opening Remarks: DeveloperConference

11:30am - 11:40amIoT World Developer Conference

Expo Opens at 10am!

11:30am - 2:00pmExhibition Hours

Presentation: How to Make Sense of Data toCreate a Seamless Interconnected System inyour Workplace

11:40am - 12:00pmManufacturing & Supply Chain

• Creating new sources of data in addition to thealready existing data sets in the manufacturingfloor, using vision and sensors to shorten thedeployment cycle

• How trusted data management platform willvirtually be able to take in data from machines andaccess this data easily

How connectivity is spearheading the nextgeneration of public safety for cities

11:40am - 12:00pmSmart Cities

Location: Grand Ballroom D

• Connected in emergency response vehicles isextensive, but how can their real time response beensured in mission critical environments, whereverthe location?

• Securing data collection to adhere to privacyconcerns

• How can new access to real-time data ensuregreater interoperability between cities andemergency response?

Participants

Ken Hosac - Vice President, Business Development,Cradlepoint

SESSIONSIOT WORLD DAY TWO - KEYNOTES, 9X CONFERENCE TRACKS &EXHIBITION - 07/04/2020

IoT World Conference and Expo 2020 | TheLeading IoT Event


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Customer Data: Mitigating Privacy and SecurityConcerns as New Services are Offered in theConnected Vehicle

11:40am - 12:00pmConnected & Autonomous Vehicles

• Understanding the privacy concerns associatedwith enormous of voice data collectedby passengers

• Assessing how to judge the level of risk today andprevent data breaches in the future

• What information will be shared? Who has access?How will it be protected?

• Reviewing best practices in other sectors and whatlessons can be applied toautomotive sector

• Building transparency, consumer trust, andengagement through consentmanagement

5G 101: Taking the Internet of Things to thenext level

11:40am - 12:00pmIoT World 5G & Connectivity Conference

• Explore where IoT is heading with 5Gimplementations and how to get on board with thatcommercial reality

• How are major players creating fully interoperablesystems which can work on any spectrum?

• Bringing 5G to market: discover where theconnectivity technology can fit within your IoTbusiness strategy

Nothing ventured, nothing gained? An honestanalysis of the ROI for enterprise AI

11:40am - 12:00pmIoT World Artificial Intelligence Conference

• Taking stock of current infrastructure assets: Howcan businesses ensure data exchange is at theforefront on any reengineering of IT, breaking downsilos and updating legacy systems

• Build, buy or partner? Navigating cross-ecosystempartnerships to ensure investment in hardware andsoftware assets align with your AI vision

• Managing expectations: Accounting for theuncertainty of pilot AI deployments and rigidity ofbusiness structure that can challenge early AIadoption

• Selling AI to the c-suite: building out a businessneed for adoption

• Investing and building out a dedicated AI team,nurturing internal talent and recognising the keydifference in insight between data engineering vsdata scientists when deciding on newinfrastructure. Recognise employee concernstowards AI as a tool for progression and soothegrowing pains from business optimization acrossIT and OT teams

Harnessing AI and Edge for IoT Deployments:How AI is a Key Driver for the Success of EdgeComputing

11:40am - 12:00pmIoT World Edge Computing Conference

• Overcoming barriers to work out if the inference isat the cloud or at the edge as AI becomes moreinfused in applications as it is being processedwithin the device (must be at the cloud first)

• How intelligent connectivity is being enabled by AI• Testing the robustness of AI-enabled edge

applications and how they gain insight into theperformance of connectivity (ie. Between a vehicleand an application hosted within the network)

Exploring development challenges with IoTdata

11:40am - 12:10pmIoT World Developer Conference

• Meet and beat the architectural challenges ofdigesting and implementing huge volumes of datafrom the fast-growing number of IoT devices

• Learn to better manage time-series IoT data

• See how organizations mitigate common datachallenges

• Extract value through real-time analytics and AI

Panel: Reaping what has been sown: therealities of smart buildings

11:50am - 12:30pmSmart Buildings & Energy Management

• How manageable is the flood of data flowing infrom the edge?

• How successful are attempts to make educateddecisions, meet early goals, and begin to see ROI?

• How are energy management solutionsperforming? Which types of systems seem bestsuited to specific environments?

Participants

Moderator: David Green - Research Manager -Wireless Power & Smart Utilities Infrastructure, IHSMarkit Technology

Panelist: Tobin Richardson - President and CEO,Zigbee Alliance

Panelist: Daniel Campany - Head of IoT InnovationLab, The Hartford

Panelist: Derek Wright - Global Director of Office,Education, & Municipal Buildings, Signify (Previouslyknown as Philips Lighting)

Panel: Smart Manufacturing as a Driver forBusiness Outcomes – Investing in Industry 4.0

12:00pm - 12:40pmManufacturing & Supply Chain

• A look at the competitive marketplace and how tosimplify vendor management?

• How to create revenue streams to be one stepahead in the industry

• How to measure the impact of manufacturing-focused IoT Technology in 2020 while lookingahead to 2025

Participants

Moderator: Alex West - Principal Analyst, SmartManufacturing & Industrial Communications, IHSMarkit

Panelist: Genaro Cardenas - Director IT Digital SupplyChain, The Kellogg Company

Panelist: Sylvain De Laharpe - Industry 4.0 ProgramDirector, MICHELIN

Panel: Resiliency roadmap: Partnering acrossCities, utilities and emergency response toensure public safety for natural disasters

12:00pm - 12:40pmSmart Cities

• Building the responsive city requires collaboration:When cities or utilities own public infrastructuresuch as lampposts that collect data or havecameras, what open data standards can ensurethis information can be shared with emergencyresponse in real-time. What privacy implicationswill this entail?

• How can cities invest in machine learning and IoTplatforms to identify high-risk areas for disasterand collaborate with local authorities on acomprehensive resiliency plan

• Rebuilding with smart infrastructure that candetect crisis at the heart of design and planning forgreater post-disaster rejuvenation




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Panel: New Tech Entrants – Opportunity forCross-Industry Partnerships or Competition Inthe Development of Connected Car Services

12:00pm - 12:40pmConnected & Autonomous Vehicles

• Exploring the growing trend of connected carplatforms from tech companies entering theautomotive space and providing OEMs with newopportunities for innovation,growth and differentiation

• Evaluating the benefit to tech companies inestablishing a new customer interface throughmobility services that involve high levels ofinteraction and engagement with drivers

• Should automakers attempt to compete with techplayers or partner with them?

• Examples of successful partnerships - developinga common vision, goals, and capabilities thatdeliver sustainable value for both parties

Participants

Moderator: Doug Newcomb - Senior Industry Analyst,Wards Intelligence

Jeffrey Kaelin - Vice President, Customer Experienceand Product Development, Avis Budget Group

Dan Cauchy - Executive Director of Automotive GradeLinux, Linux Foundation

Panel Discussion – Establishing a fullyinteroperable and standardized 5G landscape

12:00pm - 12:40pmIoT World 5G & Connectivity Conference

• Understanding how all spectrums, licensed orotherwise, could have the ability to support IoTthrough rigorous standards

• With so many different devices being built andadopted by a plethora of various companies, howwill they all work together to create a 5G networkwhich works well?

• Explore how 5G will fit in with the already crowdedconnectivity market and its complementing rolewith LPWAN networks such as, UNB, NB-IoT, LTE-M, LoRaWAN

Participants

Moderator: Kate Stewart - Senior Director of StrategicPrograms, Linux Foundation

Panellist: Dave Fontneau - Director ofCommunications & Technology, Orange CountySheriff's Department

Panellist: Chris Pearson - President, 5G Americas

Panellist: Pete Wilson - Director, Channel Sales,Telefonica

Panel: Facilitating “as-a-service” businessmodels and the convergence of AI and IoTopening new avenues to revenue

12:00pm - 12:40pmIoT World Artificial Intelligence Conference

• How is the value chain evolving based on therelationship between AI and IoT?

• Looking beyond optimization: Searching forpotential evolution of business models oncetechnology can “learn”

• Diving into the economies of data value: Where canyour generated data become an asset across thewhole value chain?

• Taking industry examples from insurance andfinance to deep-dive into developing businessopportunities and crucial partnerships openingnew areas of growth

Participants

Jason Schlachter - Senior Strategist - IoT, Stanley,Black & Decker

Panel: Looking toward the High-Speed Future:Building Edge Infrastructure and EnhancingBusiness Opportunities

12:00pm - 12:40pmIoT World Edge Computing Conference

• Building a business case that will create short andlong-term ROI, while achieving interoperability

• Bringing in the right partnerships that will enhancebusiness outcomes

• Overcoming stakeholder complexity such as IT vsOT, bridging the gaps internally and externally

Participants

Moderator: Jo Peterson - VP of Cloud and Security,Clarify360

Panelist: William Couri - System Design & IntegrationSpecialist, The Boeing Company

Panelist: Anthony James - Data Scientist / SeniorEngineer, Southern California Edison

Enabling Innovation with NB-IoT

12:10pm - 12:40pmIoT World Developer Conference

Networking Lunch Break

12:30pm - 1:30pmSmart Buildings & Energy Management

• Mission City Ballroom• Santa Clara Ballroom / Mezzanine / Cypress (Hyatt

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Implementing Smart Building technologiessuccessfully: Research, plan, execute


• Understand what the purpose is for implementingthe technologies. What is the desired outcome?Ex: cutting energy consumption costs in a way thatis sustainable and repeatable

• Understand what products and tools are available,what their suggested applications are, anddetermine what best suits your organization

• Start small: select a piece of your organization toautomate, create a clear test case plan, collectresults, analyze data, determine best way to scaleup and expand positive results

Becoming a Smart Factory on Wheels: HowHighly Automated and IoT-Connected Vehiclesare Enabling Farmers to Improve Productivity


• Technologies such as machine-to-machinecommunications and big data will help farmersmake efficient decisions despite having fewerresources

• How IoT and advanced technologies enablefarmers to keep up with an increasing global fooddemand as well as increase sustainability, yieldand profitability

• Tackling burdens of changing weather conditionsand a shrinking pool of skilled rural labor todramatically improve what a farmer cansinglehandedly achieve

• Critical best practices for using connectedtechnology to improve the user experience, a keycomponent for implementing overall IoT strategyto drive adoption in agriculture

Participants

Deanna Kovar - Director, Global Operator Station, JohnDeere

Mapping the city: Visualizing data, developingdigital twins, and unlocking cross-departmental approaches to build a smart citythrough virtual models


• From traffic sensors to LiDAR, what forms of datacollection can collate to ensure accurate,authenticated data mapping?

• What potential commercial avenues can be openedby effective data mapping and exploration ofcollected geospatial data

• Keeping openness, access and interoperability atthe forefront of city mapping to ensure cross-departmental opportunities can be identified tosolve city-wide challenges

How to Roll-out the Connected Car in Today'sMarket


• Discussion of interdependence betweenconnectivity, shared mobility solutions and e-mobility, in other words building an ecosystem

• Assessing the internal and external key playerscritical to the success of a connected vehicle roll-out

• The role of premium brands paving the way for theautomotive industry

• Evaluating the USPs for the connected car platformand bringing customer needs into the equation

• What features are popular? What services do theyreally use?

• What does customization mean in the connectedworld?

• Challenges and success stories in domesticdeployments at Porsche

• Ensuring functionality, interoperability and securityof all connected car requirements

Participants

Philipp Duelfer - Senior Manager, Corporate BusinessDevelopment, Porsche Cars North America, Inc.

Ultra-reliable, low latency (URLLC) applications


• Investigate the potential for 5G and LTE to overlapand work together when not all IoT devicesnecessarily need 5G

• Retain control over the communication ofthousands of devices with URLLC to ensure thatIoT’s connectivity capability can be realizedseamlessly

• A look at incoming new standards which specifyreliability: will they be enough to move the industryinto a new arena with predictable performance?

Participants

Jacques Fluet - Director, Network Assurance and EdgeData Center Programs, Telecommunications IndustryAssociation (TIA)

Understanding the data collection process:breaking-down the business behind structuredVs unstructured data, open source data andbuilding the (virtual) data warehouse


• Accounting for the cost of data curation: Whyhistorical data/ training data is imperative, and howto best utilize this.

• Data lake expectation vs reality: The crucial role ofscalable frameworks for data curation

• Deriving common features from unstructured datato ensure all data is processed in the same way

• Finding the suitable data storage solution for yourbusiness

Participants

Daniel Kufer - Director of Strategy, Markets &Development, thyssenkrupp North America

Securing IoT and Edge the Cyber Security Way


• What is iot? Iot ecosystem, and iot today’s usecasesTopic 2 (Couple of Slides):: iot explosion, whysecure edge, and what could go wrong

• Dollar Case of IOT, and state of iot 2019• iot security framework, readiness of iot, and the

hullabaloos• How to win mega-millions with iot? and the skills

needed

Participants

Speaker: James Odeyinka - Technical Cloud Architectand Cyber Security Leader, Walgreens Co.

Panel Discussion: From Idea toCommercialization: Bringing an IoT Product toLife


Learn the latest practices and insights that can helpyou quickly, securely and economically move an IoTdevice or application from idea to pilot to production

• Understand how to level the playing field withsmart choices in architecture, platforms. andinteroperable networks

• Recognize and leverage the importance ofecosystems and communities




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The Big Picture in granular detail: Increasingoperational building performance byunderstanding the entire data story of a smartbuilding


• Understanding your infrastructure from top tobottom, from alarm access to power submeteringto communications and everything in between

• Make better, more informed decisions aboutbuilding usage through a complete data picture

Escape the IioT Cycle: Shifting from an IoTConsumer to an IoT Provider


Investing in Digital Infrastructure: Expandingcity-wide connectivity and exploring IoTenabled networks


• Exploring use-cases for low-cost LTE and NB-IoT toconnect city assets

• Using connected devices to build an end-to endnetwork that can collect, convey, and assess data,stored into one interoperable urban data hub

• Building the gigabit community: When incentivisinginvestment into connectivity, whether fiber, LTE or5G ready infrastructure, how can cities ensuredemocratized access across communities?

Putting Security at the Core of your ConnectedVehicle Strategy: Hacks and Cyber Risks


• Examining the implications of cybersecurity forCV/AV including software vulnerabilities that canbe hacked and exploited

• Preventing disinformation attacks using AI inautonomous vehicles with brands now installingvehicle-to-vehicle (V2V/V2X) communicationtechnology

• What do OEMs really need to do, how much will itcost, and where to put resources to make the mostimpact?

• Identifying the most vulnerable devices that couldbe targeted by cyberattacks

• What strategies can be put in place to protect aconnected car? – What can we learn from hackingsfrom outside of the automotive sector and what wecan do?

The symbiotic relationship between EdgeComputing and 5G


• A look at how 5G will enable edge computingtechnologies: how will this ultimately impact theInternet of Things?

• Utilize the strength of high bandwidth for edgedevices and create a collaboration between thetwo technologies

• What effect will more secure connections which gohand in hand with 5G have on the edge?

Latency matters: When – and where – todevelop AI at the edge


• Identifying when smart, centralized, real-time dataholds success for locally optimal decisions

• Calculating cost benefits of localised dataanalytics

• What security implications need to be consideredwith AI at the edge, in both implementation andscaling?

Participants

Speaker: Eric Simone - CEO, ClearBlade, Inc.

Speaker: John Frémont - Co-Founder & Chief AIOfficer, Hypergiant

Establishing the Edge: RedefiningInfrastructure for cost optimization and fasterdecisions


• Utilizing cloud infrastructure but keeping assets atthe edge of the network which decreases thelikelihood of bandwidth issues

• How collaboration of multiple providers andplayers – ie. Operators supplying the rightinfrastructure will create efficiency across thevalue chain

• Overcoming issues of outsourced support (ie.Internal IT architecture support) by bringing inpeople with specialised skills

Exhibition Hours: 10.00am - 6.00pm

2:00pm - 10:00pmExhibition Hours

Case Study: Water Treatment installation andusage as one aspect of automating systems ina Smart Building


Participants

Speaker: Paula Kehoe - Director of Water Resources,San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC)

Presentation: Reviving the Workforce forSmart Manufacturing: Defining a new Skillsetwithin your Enterprise


• Maintaining the frontline worker evolution - helpingto retain knowledge for new millennials byproviding toolsets to develop inherited knowledgewithin the business

• Bringing the two IT/OT worlds together to provideinsight and control over business decision maker’soperations

Is there a financially viable and technicallyfeasible city-first path to 5G?


• Assessing the frequency of small cell deploymentto greater understand the cost and consequencesof large-scale 5G roll-out

• Building crucial relationships between cities,utilities and telco’s to ensure necessaryinfrastructure can support 5G roll-out, includingutilizing existing infrastructure to reduce the costof small cell deployment.

• Taking a dig-once approach: when can supportingfibre be strategically placed vs. city incentive toinvest in fiber

.

Participants

Dolan Beckel - Director, Civic Innovation, City of SanJose




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Confluence between the Smart City andConnected Vehicle - What Can be Implementedin any Community, Town and City?


• Intersection of autonomous & connected vehicleswith smart infrastructure and smart cities

• Understanding the role of the connected vehicle,mobility applications and vehicle-to-infrastructurecommunication in the evolution toward a smartcity

• Hear real world case studies and deploymentsfocused on the smart car in the age of a digitallyconnected urban mobility ecosystem

• What is the role of connected vehicles in smartinfrastructure?

Participants

Maarten Sierhuis - Chief Technology Director, NissanResearch Center, Silicon Valley, Nissan North America,Inc.

Take the reins of the new infrastructure 5Gdemands to ensure successful implementation


• Building the road map: discover how operators areimplementing 5G into infrastructure successfully

• A look at mmWave and small cell implementation:who will be able to get access to that infrastructureonce it is employed?

• Ensure that infrastructure improvements are not awaste of time with advanced standardizationwhich fosters collaboration and interoperabilitybetween devices

Participants

Sue Monahan - CEO, Small Cell Forum

Mitigating the challenges of deployingconnected infrastructure by embedding AIcapability into the built environment


• Identifying where tactile funding into greenfielddeployments will best fit with your IoT network vsretrofitting smart technology and ensuringinteroperability and optimization of brownfieldequipment

• Legacy infrastructure realities: re-engineering IT fornew data exchange

• Investing in Interoperability: where can proprietarystandards interconnect varied IoT sensors acrossretrofitted infrastructure to ensure consistency indata collection?

• Minimizing devices necessary in the scalingprocess to simplify data streams

Participants

Akanksha Sharma - Director of Data Engineering, RoyalBank of Canada

Using Edge and Connectivity as the Backbonefor your City – Improving Public Safety andReducing Latency


• Utilizing edge-based V2V (Vehicle to Vehicle)Communications

• Choosing the right platform that do not infringe ofcity costs, funds and investments, while having thepotential to scale across the whole city on a largedeployment level

• Increasing public safety efficiency for security andsafety of citizens

Getting Started with RISC-V


• Introduction to RISC-V: The free and open ISA

• How to download, build, configure, debug and testa completely free and open source RISC-V IoTapplication.

• How to build a secure IoT application with RISC-V

360-degree automation systems that gobeyond maintenance and cost savings


• Ex: Smart badge readers connected to the internalconference booking system as well as calendarplanners and can reserve a conference room for anemployee’s early morning meeting

• Building automation isn’t limited to HVAC,elevators, and cybersecurity systems

• It can include automation that directly interactswith the people using the building

Bringing AI and IoT Together in Manufacturing:Revamping Smart Products in ManufacturingIoT


• Using AI and analytics to combine physical anddigital components that collect data from physicaldevices and deliver actionable, operational insights

• Increasing information transparency with thegrowth of smart devices bridging the physical anddigital worlds storing processes virtually,essentially the digital twin becoming a commonprocess in the space

Building city resiliency with security-as-a-service roadmap


• Understanding the requirements of security withineach municipality, and ensuring cities areacknowledging the implications of city-securityroadmaps. Is there a standard security policy thatcities can use?

• Taking a security first procurement process:Ensuring security roadmaps have a comprehensivevetting process across government departments,accounting for interoperability challenges

• Technology deep-dive: Bringing solutions togetherunder one secure service platform. Securing cloudcentric services and edge

• Utilizing AI to automatically spot deviations inbehaviour through analytics




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Evaluating the Impact of the Connected Vehicleon the Insurance Industry


• Evaluating how to insure connected vehicles andevaluating the risk factors

• How will connected car insurance evolve over thenext two to four years?

• Pricing new products in the connected carinsurance space correctly

• Understanding why insurance companies must bepart of the conversation as OEMs roll-outconnected vehicles

• What is the case for usage-based insurancedomestically and in international markets?

• One insurance package vs individual plan perservice?

• Government policy objectives in insuringconnected and automated vehicles

NB-IoT’s role in a 5G world


• What are the next steps for narrowband-IoT withthe advent and evolution of 5G?

• Explore the costs and benefits of NB-IoT’s lowbandwidth signals for sensors and data routing:can it be used as an edge gateway?

• WiFi vs. cellular technologies: finding the bestplace for both in an increasingly competitiveenvironment

Securing AI integration into businessinfrastructure


• The first step to securing AI is accounting for everyasset within the AI lifecycle and ensuring datacontrol throughout the AI network journey

• Taking a security-first approach when working withmultiple hardware and software providers.Recognising the importance of interoperabilitybetween hardware and software assets whenfacilitating an end-to end cybersecurity model.

• How can we make sure the scaling processremains within a security framework whentimeframes and budget constraints can meancutting corners?

• Taking a proactive approach: Consistentlyassessing the existing AI process and maintainingoversight over the results of AI within business tospot anomalies

Securing your Device! Improving theOrganization’s Cybersecurity Posture


• If secure solutions aren’t being implemented at thecloud level it will be insecure at the edge –developing security business models to create aholistic approach for the security component at theedge

• How edge computing improves security andprivacy by keeping sensitive data within the device

• What edge can do when a device is being attacked- developing a counter measure and remediationtactics during active threat situations

Drive efficiencies and integrate solutions intoall buildings through public/privatepartnerships


• Cities need buildings to become more efficientabout how they consume resources and buildingsneed cities that create realistic, achievableresource reduction goals

• Cities can learn from buildings that have becomeautomated and ‘smart’ and implement theirtechniques into civic infrastructure in ways that aresustainable and benefit both

Developer case study: Inside Con Edison’sIntelligent-Edge Gas Safety Network


• Get a builder’s eye view of developing and installinga first-of-a-kind smart IoT methane-sensingsystems, from inception to commercialization

• Explore the challenges of leading-edge technology,including innovative detectors and connecting withan existing smart network

• See the engineering behind the nation’s firstintelligent detection, alarm and alert system thatimproves gas safety and potentially saves lives

Speaker Q&A Session: Manufacturing


Location: Grand Ballroom A

Speakers from the afternoon sessions will return tostage to take questions for the audience to furtheryour learning opportunity.

Re-imagining of multimodal mobility planningwith city-wide data mapping


• Through onboard sensors, GPS tracking andcameras, how can local authoritiescomprehensively map transportation use in thecity?

• Using geo-data to ensure the most effective andefficient routes of transportation to removecongestion from high-density travel areas andensure less congestion at travel times

• Through mapping city wide mobility trends, deep-diving into the interconnection between socialmobility and access to low-cost multimodaltransportation. Exploring how cities can re-imaginetransportation planning to yield populations greaterautonomy in transportation choice

How Connected Cars Are Transforming AvisBudget Group (ABG) and Furthering theInternet of Transportation


A connected car is only as good as what it's connectedto. Between Avis, Budget and Zipcar, the company isoperating a fleet of more than 200,000 connectedvehicles.

• Assessing the value proposition for the connectedcar and positive benefits including exponentialoperational efficiencies, increased customersatisfaction rates and new lines of business

• Real world perspective on the use of ABG's nextgeneration platform in the cloud as well as to thecompany's mobile apps for consumers

• Case study examples of how connectivity has notonly revolutionized Avis Budget Group's business,but how connected mobility will shapetransportation in the coming years

Participants

Jeffrey Kaelin - Vice President, Customer Experienceand Product Development, Avis Budget Group

LPWAN technologies and massive IoTapplications


• A look at how 5G and LPWAN can the workharmoniously together to feel the benefits of lowdata rates, long battery life and high penetrationlevels

• Highlighting the strengths of LoRaWAN as themain driver of IoT

• In a world where 5G leads the way, what does thefuture look like for these technologies?

Participants

Karthik Ranjan - North America Regional Vice-Chair,LoRa Alliance®




CA, USA


Developing a cross-sector deal for AIInnovation


• How to take proactive approach to regulation forR&D efforts around AI

• Navigating security concerns around privacy, facialrecognition and security through greater AIdeployment

• Preparing for cross-fertilization opportunitiesacross different technologies as quantumcomputing, 5G deployments and cloud servicesadvance

• Building R&D collaboration: How can start-ups,government, universities and solution providerswork together to build dynamic research facilitieswith real-industry deployments?

Edge Compute Delivers ROI in ProcessManufacturing


• Gathering insights from consumer behaviours in-store and online using data and services

• Utilizing the right edge platforms to enhancepurchasing experiences

Participants

Speaker: Stan Galanski - SVP, Engineering Services,CBT

Afternoon Networking Break


Industry Vertical Networking: Manufacturing


Location: Magnolia (Hyatt Level 1)



Networking Coffee Break










Cloud vs local: when and where to successfullyintegrate implemented devices


• Most devices are designed to be stand-alone ratherthan interactive, which can cause difficulties whentrying to meet goals around automation, reliability,and cost savings.

• Where devices interact is critical: cloud-baseddevices create skyrocketing costs

• How do you promote successful integration ofdevices at a local level for day-to-day andimmediate processes and save the cloud forlonger-term, info based decisions?

Participants

Speaker: George Hernandez - Principal TechnicalAdvisor Buildings-to-Grid Integration & BuildingsControls Program Manager, Pacific NorthwestNational Laboratory-PNNL

Leveraging the Digital Twin to ignite a Real-World System and Process in a Virtual Way


• Driving responsiveness, and productivity across thesystems within a production line or processes

• Offering guidance for manufacturers looking to runsimulations of products to improve productreliability

• 3D modelling and simulation in differentenvironments which will allow a tested product tobe product

Empowering sustainable cities with Smart Gridmodernization


• As the smart city reliance on DER (distributedenergy resources) requires modernization of thesmart grid through IoT and sensor controls, howcan local authorities partner with utilities to ensurejoint commitment to modernization?

• The value of smart grid data to understand citizenenergy usage. Exploring opportunities to improvesustainability and mitigate “peak-hours” throughcity-utility data sharing. Ensuring long-term citizenbenefits are at the forefront of grid modernisation

• How can smart grids be modernized to greateradopt renewable energy and achieve citysustainability targets?

Participants

Conner Prochaska - Director, Office of TechnologyTransitions, United States Department of Energy

Content in the Connected Car: Ecosystems,Control, & Revenue?


As vehicles evolve towards autonomous driving,content consumption advances from fear ofdistraction to relaxed living room experience. OEMsmust create and nurture content ecosystems today inorder to remain relevant in the autonomous future.

• Learn how SmartDeviceLink (SDL) enables theautomotive industry to retain control by welcomingdevelopers

• Maximizing vehicle data value for creating uniquecontent

• Assessing market segments and customeradoption

• Examining the benefits of the connected car in thedomestic and global automotive sector

• What technology will become reality? Where areOEMs putting their money?

Participants

Scott Burnell - Global Lead, Business Developmentand Partner Management, Ford Developer Program




CA, USA


Build an armored 5G network with enhancedend-to-end security measures


• Going beyond just ‘good’: uncover what the majorplayers are achieving to ensure their securitysystems are superior

• With 5G opening the gates for huge amounts ofvulnerable data, how can businesses ensure thatinfrastructure is able to withstand hacking threats?

• Will the introduction of standardized features beenough protection?

• A look into industry-dedicated networks and private5G/LTE for added defense: understand how youcan effectively apply

Cognitive analytics and leveraging Machinelearning in the Finance industry


• Creating an AI model that can detect and prioritizefraud detection and risk management

• What are the advantages of pattern recognitionand determining investment trends in volatiletrading environments

• How can the convergence of AI with blockchainensure security-first data analytics?

The Power of Adopting Edge Computing to theNew Wave of 5G


• How 5G is facilitating hyper-scale IoT deploymentsand can satisfy the growing needs of bothbandwidth and latency requirements

• Looking forward to the integration to 5G networksand how edge will play a fundamental part of howsolutions will be delivered

• 5G supporting eMBB (enhanced mobilebroadband) and URLLC (ultra-reliability and lowlatency communication)

Injecting AI into Healthcare IoT


• Learn how open source is making it easier todiscover and reuse deep learning models and data.

• Discover how modern programming frameworkslike PyTorch, pre-trained image and languagemodels enable domain-specific training andinferencing with far fewer resources

• Understand different options available for doinginferencing at the edge - from GPUs to FPGAs toSilicon, along with solutions and approaches totypical technical and design challenges.

Panel: Business models that adapt to keep thebuilding automation market moving forward


• “As-a service” models to maintain smart buildingssystems and architectures in organizations thatdon’t have qualified management teams

• Educating and expanding existing roles (ex: IT/OTstaff) and filling new positions to modernizebuilding management teams (data scientists)

• Acquisition of technologies, technical partnerships,internal innovation

Participants

Moderator: Sasha Wedekind - Research Analyst |Energy, Navigant Research

Panelist: Marta Soncodi - Director, IoT Technology &Technical Architect, Telecommunications IndustryAssociation (TIA)

Panel: Examining Trials for AutonomousVehicles, Connected Car Deployments andElectric Vehicle Adoption


• Overview of various approaches for autonomousvehicle testing in the US

• Evolution of connected cars for fleet managementin the car rental sector

• What are the benefits to consumers for connectedcars and how to achieve buy-in from the public?

• Reporting from early testing of autonomoussystems: what impact will this have on safetyregulations?

• Evaluating secure access to in-vehicle networks• Exploring the wider picture of EV adoption and the

new trends in electrification

Participants

Moderator: Stephen Bell - Senior Analyst, LightReading

Panel: Managing Connected Devices toLeverage Predictive Maintenance and ImproveOperating Efficiencies – Where are we Nowwith Predictive Maintenance?


• Utilizing sensors to detect where an issue is arisingand wearable technologies to discover assetinformation at a more efficient pace

• How industry veterans’ expertise can tap intopredictive maintenance – what is the best way toharness their experience and digitize this?

Why smart infrastructure starts with a smartutilities plan


• City-utility collaboration on building out necessarycity infrastructure such as gas and water pipes, toproactively develop opportunities to buildconnected infrastructure

• What state and federal grants are available to helpmodernize utility infrastructure?

• Investing in predictive maintenance with IoTenabled sensors, facilitating greater efficiency ininfrastructure that is costly to replace

• When can greater data sharing between cities andutilities help further objectives?

Participants

Paul Hoekstra - Smart Technology and ConnectedInfrastructure, City of San Francisco TransportationAuthority

Emily Yates - Smart Cities Director, City of Philadelphia

Jon Walton - CIO/Director, County of San Mateo

Panel Discussion – Remote and hard-to-reachconnectivity: a never-ending dilemma?


• Investigate the solution for point-to-pointconnectivity in a 5G world when low penetration isa serious drawback

• Rural IoT applications: where are they and what dothey look like?

• The introduction of satellites launched with LoRainto the connectivity sphere: understand how theywill capture the remote areas 5G can’t reach

• Harness the power of LPWAN, NB-IoT to connectthe unconnected

Participants

Moderator: Bobbi Harris - Founder & CEO, Smart WaterSmart City, LLC

Panellist: Marcos Mandarano - IoT's TechnicalSpecialist & Consultant, Pontifical Catholic Universityof Rio de Janeiro

Panellist: Emily Yates - Smart Cities Director, City ofPhiladelphia

Panellist: Mostafa Essa - AI and Data AnalyticsDistinguished Engineer, Vodafone




CA, USA


Powering AI through Cloud and Edgeconvergence: dissecting the potential of ablended deployment model for enterprise


• The data journey: How- and why- edge data willultimately interact with cloud for larger-scaleanalysis, processing and storage beyond real-time.

• What vendor partnerships are formulating an end-to-end solution where cloud and edge canseamlessly interact?

• Understanding the implications of open-sourcecloud with localized edge computing, exploringwhich options may be most suitable when taking asecurity-first approach

• Building DevSecOps practices into edge/cloudconvergence

Panel: Reducing Latency and EnhancingConnectivity with IoT and Edge


• Interoperating platforms at a large-scaledeployment to reach cost effectiveness of specificsolutions

• What are the standards for connectivity and datasystems? Who owns the data?

• Building trust at a scale across the ecosystem andovercoming issues of fragmentation

Participants

Panelist: Keshav Gupta - Smart City IoT Lead, City ofSan Jose

Panelist: Gilbert Meyer-Gauen - Director, AssetManagement, National Oilwell Varco

Panel Discussion: Build In End-to-End IoTSecurity


• Understanding and stepping up to the creator’scrucial role in engineering IoT security, from nodeto network

• Practical, proven steps, essential best practicesand development frameworks to secure andprotect devices, data, communications, andapplications

• Leveraging latest technologies, includingautomation, end-to-end encryption, tokens, SDNand AI, blockchain, digital twins, Risc-V and more




CA, USA


TIME ANALYSTBREAKFASTBRIEFINGS

CONNECTED &AUTONOMOUSVEHICLES

EXECUTIVEKEYNOTES

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IOT WORLD 5G& CONNECTIVI-TY CONFER-ENCE

IOT WORLD AR-TIFICIAL INTEL-LIGENCE CON-FERENCE

IOT WORLD DE-VELOPER CON-FERENCE

IOT WORLDEDGE COMPUT-ING CONFER-ENCE

MANUFACTUR-ING & SUPPLYCHAIN

SMART BUILD-INGS & ENERGYMANAGEMENT

SMART CITIES

7:00AM 7:30am - Ana-lyst BreakfastBriefings

8:00AM 8:40am - Chair-person's Open-ing Remarks

8:50am - Utiliz-ing the rightmodel to Driveproductivity forDigital Industri-al Leadership

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9:00AM 9:10am -Achieving Intel-ligent Resilien-cy: Creating amulti-purposeplatform andconnecting IoTdevices to de-liver a seam-less service

9:30am - Em-bedded Intelli-gence for theNext Wave ofSmart Systems– Opportuni-ties and Chal-lenges on theEdge

9:50am - Mas-sive vs Tiny IoT– Commercial-izing IoT touch-points via 5G,LTE-M, NB-IoT,LPWANs andSatellite







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10:00AM 10:10am - Pan-el: Moving Be-yond the Hypeof AI, Edge and5G – How theConvergenceof Cutting EdgeTechnologiesare Revolution-izing the IoTLandscape

10:40am -Morning Net-working Break







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11:00AM 11:30am -ChairpersonsOpening Re-marks - Con-nected & Au-tonomous Ve-hicles

11:40am - Cus-tomer Data:Mitigating Pri-vacy and Secu-rity Concernsas New Ser-vices are Of-fered in theConnected Ve-hicle

11:30am - Ex-po Opens at10am!

11:30am -Chairman'sOpening Re-marks: IoTWorld 5G &ConnectivityConference

11:40am - 5G101: Taking theInternet ofThings to thenext level

11:30am -Chairman'sOpening Re-marks: AI &Machine Learn-ing

11:40am -Nothing ven-tured, nothinggained? Anhonest analy-sis of the ROIfor enterpriseAI

11:30am -Chairman'sOpening Re-marks: Devel-oper Confer-ence

11:40am - Ex-ploring devel-opment chal-lenges with IoTdata

11:30am -Chairman'sOpening

11:40am - Har-nessing AI andEdge for IoTDeployments:How AI is a KeyDriver for theSuccess ofEdge Comput-ing

11:30am -Chairman'sOpening Re-marks: Manu-facturing

11:40am - Pre-sentation: Howto Make Senseof Data to Cre-ate a SeamlessInterconnectedSystem in yourWorkplace

11:30am - Cre-ating the smartenvironmentthat allowsteams to makedecisionsbased on real-time data

11:50am - Pan-el: Reapingwhat has beensown: the reali-ties of smartbuildings

11:30am -Chairman'sOpening Re-marks: SmartCities

11:40am - Howconnectivity isspearheadingthe next gener-ation of publicsafety for cities







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12:00PM 12:00pm - Pan-el: New TechEntrants – Op-portunity forCross-IndustryPartnerships orCompetition Inthe Develop-ment of Con-nected Car Ser-vices

12:40pm - Net-working LunchBreak

12:00pm - Pan-el Discussion –Establishing afully interopera-ble and stan-dardized 5Glandscape


12:00pm - Pan-el: Facilitating“as-a-service”business mod-els and theconvergence ofAI and IoTopening newavenues to rev-enue


12:10pm - En-abling Innova-tion with NB-IoT


12:00pm - Pan-el: Looking to-ward the High-Speed Future:Building EdgeInfrastructureand EnhancingBusiness Op-portunities


12:00pm - Pan-el: Smart Man-ufacturing as aDriver for Busi-ness Out-comes – In-vesting in In-dustry 4.0



12:00pm - Pan-el: Resiliencyroadmap: Part-nering acrossCities, utilitiesand emergencyresponse to en-sure publicsafety for nat-ural disasters








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1:00PM 1:40pm - Howto Roll-out theConnected Carin Today's Mar-ket

1:40pm - Ultra-reliable, low la-tency (URLLC)applications

1:40pm - Un-derstandingthe data collec-tion process:breaking-downthe businessbehind struc-tured Vs un-structured da-ta, open sourcedata and build-ing the (virtual)data ware-house

1:40pm - PanelDiscussion:From Idea toCommercial-ization: Bring-ing an IoTProduct to Life

1:40pm - Se-curing IoT andEdge the CyberSecurity Way

1:40pm - Be-coming aSmart Factoryon Wheels:How Highly Au-tomated andIoT-ConnectedVehicles areEnabling Farm-ers to ImproveProductivity

1:30pm - Im-plementingSmart Buildingtechnologiessuccessfully:Research, plan,execute

1:50pm - TheBig Picture ingranular detail:Increasing op-erational build-ing perfor-mance by un-derstandingthe entire datastory of asmart building

1:40pm - Map-ping the city:Visualizing da-ta, developingdigital twins,and unlockingcross-departmentalapproaches tobuild a smartcity through vir-tual models







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2:00PM 2:00pm -Putting Securi-ty at the Coreof your Con-nected VehicleStrategy:Hacks and Cy-ber Risks

2:20pm - Con-fluence be-tween theSmart City andConnected Ve-hicle - WhatCan be Imple-mented in anyCommunity,Town and City?

2:40pm - Evalu-ating the Im-pact of theConnected Ve-hicle on the In-surance Indus-try

2:00pm - Exhi-bition Hours:10.00am -6.00pm

2:00pm - Thesymbiotic rela-tionship be-tween EdgeComputing and5G

2:20pm - Takethe reins of thenew infrastruc-ture 5G de-mands to en-sure success-ful implemen-tation

2:40pm - NB-IoT’s role in a5G world

2:00pm - La-tency matters:When – andwhere – to de-velop AI at theedge

2:20pm - Miti-gating the chal-lenges of de-ploying con-nected infra-structure byembedding AIcapability intothe built envi-ronment

2:40pm - Se-curing AI inte-gration intobusiness infra-structure

2:20pm - Get-ting Startedwith RISC-V

2:50pm - De-veloper casestudy: InsideCon Edison’sIntelligent-EdgeGas Safety Net-work

2:00pm - Es-tablishing theEdge: Redefin-ing Infrastruc-ture for costoptimizationand faster de-cisions

2:20pm - UsingEdge and Con-nectivity as theBackbone foryour City – Im-proving PublicSafety and Re-ducing Latency

2:40pm - Se-curing your De-vice! Improvingthe Organiza-tion’s Cyberse-curity Posture

2:00pm - Es-cape the IioTCycle: Shiftingfrom an IoTConsumer toan IoT Provider

2:20pm - Pre-sentation: Re-viving theWorkforce forSmart Manu-facturing:Defining a newSkillset withinyour Enterprise

2:40pm - Bring-ing AI and IoTTogether inManufacturing:RevampingSmart Prod-ucts in Manu-facturing IoT

2:10pm - CaseStudy: WaterTreatment in-stallation andusage as oneaspect of au-tomating sys-tems in aSmart Building

2:30pm -360-degree au-tomation sys-tems that gobeyond mainte-nance and costsavings

2:50pm - Driveefficienciesand integratesolutions intoall buildingsthrough public/private partner-ships

2:00pm - In-vesting in Digi-tal Infrastruc-ture: Expandingcity-wide con-nectivity andexploring IoTenabled net-works

2:20pm - Isthere a finan-cially viableand technicallyfeasible city-first path to5G?

2:40pm - Build-ing city resilien-cy withsecurity-as-a-serviceroadmap







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3:00PM 3:00pm - HowConnectedCars Are Trans-forming AvisBudget Group(ABG) and Fur-thering the In-ternet of Trans-portation

3:20pm - Net-working CoffeeBreak

3:50pm - Con-tent in the Con-nected Car:Ecosystems,Control, & Rev-enue?

3:00pm - LP-WAN technolo-gies and mas-sive IoT appli-cations

3:20pm - After-noon Network-ing Break

3:50pm - Buildan armored 5Gnetwork withenhanced end-to-end securitymeasures

3:00pm - De-veloping across-sectordeal for AI In-novation


3:50pm - Cog-nitive analyticsand leveragingMachine learn-ing in the Fi-nance industry


3:50pm - In-jecting AI intoHealthcare IoT

3:00pm - EdgeCompute Deliv-ers ROI inProcess Manu-facturing


3:50pm - ThePower ofAdopting EdgeComputing tothe New Waveof 5G

3:00pm -Speaker Q&ASession: Manu-facturing

3:20pm - In-dustry VerticalNetworking:Manufacturing

3:50pm - Lever-aging the Digi-tal Twin to ig-nite a Real-World Systemand Process ina Virtual Way


3:40pm - Cloudvs local: whenand where tosuccessfully in-tegrate imple-mented de-vices

3:00pm - Re-imagining ofmultimodalmobility plan-ning with city-wide data map-ping


3:50pm - Em-powering sus-tainable citieswith SmartGrid modern-ization







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4:00PM 4:00pm - Pan-el: ExaminingTrials for Au-tonomous Ve-hicles, Con-nected Car De-ployments andElectric VehicleAdoption

4:10pm - PanelDiscussion –Remote andhard-to-reachconnectivity: anever-endingdilemma?

4:10pm - Pow-ering AIthrough Cloudand Edge con-vergence: dis-secting the po-tential of ablended de-ployment mod-el for enter-prise

4:10pm - PanelDiscussion:Build In End-to-End IoT Securi-ty

4:10pm - Pan-el: ReducingLatency andEnhancingConnectivitywith IoT andEdge

4:10pm - Pan-el: ManagingConnected De-vices to Lever-age PredictiveMaintenanceand ImproveOperating Effi-ciencies –Where are weNow with Pre-dictive Mainte-nance?

4:00pm - Pan-el: Businessmodels thatadapt to keepthe building au-tomation mar-ket moving for-ward

4:10pm - Whysmart infra-structure startswith a smartutilities plan





Analyst Breakfast Briefings

7:30am - 8:30amAnalyst Breakfast Briefings



Digital as an Enabler to Customer Success


Participants

Speaker: Guido Jouret - Chief Digital Officer, ABB

Digitizing Operations with AI: Helping GainMomentum for IoT Powered Applications


Engineering with AI to Bring Data Science tothe Roads


Participants

Speaker: Waleed Kadous - Engineering Strategy Lead,Office of the CTO, Uber

Accelerating the Cutting Edge of Industrieswith Big Data and Analytics


Panel: Uniting Talent, Tech and Education –Laying the Foundations for new technical,strategic and commercial skills required tounlock opportunity in the age of IoT




Chairman's Opening

11:30am - 11:40amManufacturing & Supply Chain

Participants

Chair: Farid Bichareh - Co-Chair, Smart Factory,Industrial Internet Consortium

Chairpersons Opening Remarks - Energy &Resources

11:30am - 11:40amEnergy and Resource Production

Participants

David Green - Research Manager - Wireless Power &Smart Utilities Infrastructure, IHS Markit Technology

Chairman's Opening Remarks - Connected &Autonomous Vehicles

11:30am - 11:40amConnected & Autonomous Vehicles

Participants

John Canali - Principal Senior Analyst, IoT, Ovum

Chairpersons Opening Remarks - IoT World 5G& Connectivity Conference

11:30am - 11:40amIoT World 5G & Connectivity Conference

Participants

Erik Kreifeldt - Principal Analyst, TeleGeography


11:30am - 11:40amIoT World Artificial Intelligence Conference

Chairpersons Opening Remarks - IoT WorldSecurity Conference

11:30am - 11:40amIoT World IoT Security Conference

Chairman's Opening Remarks: DeveloperConference: Build & Deploy

11:30am - 11:40amIoT World Developer Conference

Location: Grand Ballroom G

Expo Opens at 10am!

11:30am - 2:00pmExhibition Hours

Chairperson's Opening Remarks: IoT WorldEdge Computing Conference

11:30am - 11:40amIoT World Edge Computing Conference

5G For Manufacturing – Hype or Hope?

11:40am - 12:00pmManufacturing & Supply Chain

• Will 5G revolutionize connectivity and computing inplants, or will it exacerbate IT/OT tensions?

• Creating low latency and high reliability for criticalapplications on the shop floor

• 5G enabling industrial control and automationsystems with high bandwidth and connectivity

Harnessing the Internet of Things for adecentralized future with distributed energyresources (DERs)

11:40am - 12:00pmEnergy and Resource Production

• Retain excellent revenue generation whileintegrating distributed energy into the grid with IoT

• A look at local generation technology for remoteregions outside of the city: how will they work withdistribution system operators to assimilate wellinto the transmission system?

• With so many new DERs entering the energysphere, ensure that you boost grid flexibility tosafeguard balance (without raising rates forcustomers!)

• Understanding the role of virtual powerplants(VPPs) on the new, decentralized grid and how theywill impact businesses moving forward

New Trends in Connected Car Applications andServices

11:40am - 12:00pmConnected & Autonomous Vehicles

• Evaluating new infotainment services anddelivering popular content to consumers

• How are voice-activated technologies such as Siriand Google Now interacting with the infotainmentsystem?

• Assessing how the next generation of connectedcar services will provide carmakers with paths tonew revenue and new customers

• Latest updates on connected car apps andautonomous vehicle technology

Prove the commercial business case and winbuy-in for IoT applications

11:40am - 12:00pmIoT World 5G & Connectivity Conference

• Show me the money: unpack the profitabilitypotential of a 5G enabled IoT future andunderstand what the strategy will be

• Justify 5G’s roll out with clarification on its abilityto enable existing connectivity technologies andunleash the true capacity of the internet of things

• Moving from idea to reality: cut through the noiseto understand practical deployment andimplementation

• Discover how major players are future-proofing 5GIoT as millions of devices become connected

SESSIONSIOT WORLD DAY THREE - KEYNOTES, 9X CONFERENCE TRACKS& EXHIBITION - 08/04/2020

IoT World Conference and Expo 2020 |The Leading IoT Event


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Building a Modular AI Framework: Createdtailored AI as a solution for your businessneeds?

11:40am - 12:00pmIoT World Artificial Intelligence Conference

• What are the advantages of piecing together AImicroservices that won’t lock enterprises into asingle vendor or service? What are the potentialcost-implications?

• Using AI microservices to trail tailored AI solutionswith a business case approach

• How crucial are open vendor models when buildingAI infrastructure for future scaling? Will thispromote a diversification of projects across teamsand initiative to trial solutions?

A multi-layered approach to cybersecuritysolutions

11:40am - 12:00pmIoT World IoT Security Conference

Security threats change rapidly, constantly looking forholes in networks that can be exploited for undesirableends. When faced with attacks from all directions, thebest approach involves multiple layers of securitytechnologies including AI, ML, and predictive analyticsdesigned to support each other and stop attacksbefore they inflict damage.

Designing with Sensors Made Simple

11:40am - 12:10pmIoT World Developer Conference

Data Monetisation: A Case for Edge Computing

11:40am - 12:00pmIoT World Edge Computing Conference

• Creating an edge shortcut – how edge will enhancespeed and efficiency without complication for endto end communications

• How to segregate and divide data and using thesame sets of data to distribute for differentapplications

Panel: Utilizing supply chain 4.0 to streamlineand revitalize the manufacturing process


• Using real-time data that synchronizes supply anddemand to forecast accurate production cycles

• Creating supplier alliance/partnership programslike certification programs, cloud-baseddashboards, asset tracking, and blockchain toensure quality, efficiency, transparency, andtraceability

• Customizing the supply chain for specific needswith strategic and tactical uses of technologiessuch as 3rd party container tracking services andusing ELDs on fleet vehicles to manage fueleconomy and highlight safety concerns

• Using asset tracking and cutting edge technologiesto reach a successful end result

Participants

Panelist: Miroslav Babol - Senior Director, SupplyChain Strategy, Signify (previously known as PhilipsLighting)

Panelist: Emily Lin - Director of Innovation - SupplyChain, Plug and Play Tech Center

Panelist: Aaron Allsbrook - CTO, ClearBlade

Panelist: Kunal Punjabi - USA Sector Head, LifeSciences & Chemicals, DHL

Panel Discussion – Improve safety and preventfailures from upstream to downstream withpredictive maintenance fueled by IoT-drivensensor data

12:00pm - 12:40pmEnergy and Resource Production

• Learn how experts across the industry are creatingreal change from IoT data to prevent failures,improve safety and maximize revenue

• Embedding analytics architecture into modernizedinfrastructure to feel the full potential of predictivemaintenance

• How can you transform data collected fromsensors into usable predictive analytics?

• A look at the policies in place to guarantee dataclarity: is the information you’re holding valid andsecure?

Participants

Moderator: Michael Kelly - Research Analyst/SeniorConsultant, Guidehouse (Navigant Research)

Panellist: Danya Liu, CFA - Associate, Digital Industry,BloombergNEF

Panellist: Tricia Roelofs - Senior Manager, Data &Analytics Solutions, Tennessee Valley Authority

Panellist: Michael Britt - Vice President - EnergyInnovation Center, Southern Company

Panel: Connected Car Connectivity - A Networkof Networks – 5G, DSRC & CV2X


• With ever-increasing demand on connectivity, theburden must now fall on the spectrum to provideconstant connectivity the consumer demands.

• Some OEM’s embrace 5G, others DSRC. Which ofthese technologies will prevail? understand themerits of these spectrums and implications onyour product strategy

• Explore the costs, coverage and rolloutimplications of 5G vs DSRC and debate whetherthe technology reached a point wherepolicymakers can proceed with one over another

• Transit applications that intersect mobility andconnected car

Participants

Moderator: Doug Newcomb - Senior Industry Analyst,Wards Intelligence

Scott McCormick - President, Connected Vehicle TradeAssociation

Panel Discussion - Set the automotive industryin motion with 5G and vehicle-to-everything(V2X)


• Discover how 5G will enhance road safety withvehicle-to-vehicle communications whilst adheringto new government requirements

• Identify how 5G will truly enable the autonomousvehicle and the impact it will have on networkinfrastructure going forward

• Gain real understanding into the shift from vehicle-to-grid to V2X and the resulting opportunitieswhich will arise

• Managing automotive data when everything isconnected: where does ownership lie?

Participants

Panellist: Chris Pearson - President, 5G Americas

Panellist: Jerome Juan - Innovation & OperationsDirector, Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi




CA, USA


Panel: Smoothing the scaling process: Trialsand triumphs from across the AI ecosystem


• Accounting for infrastructure realities of todaywhen scaling for future innovation

• Developing a financial roadmap and how tostreamline infrastructure and sensor deviceswithout diminishing returns

• Assessing where existing AI deployments can addextra insight and efficiency in different internalbusiness structures

• How can companies account for future capabilitiesof AI, when enhanced with future availability of 5G,AR/VR and other advancements in emergingtechnologies? What infrastructure will need to be inplace to converge these into a seamless workingnetwork with AI powering company innovation?

Panel: Creating Public / Private collaborationto fill the gaps in cybersecurity standardization

12:00pm - 12:40pmIoT World IoT Security Conference

There are serious gaps in the existing cybersecuritystandards for nearly every area of IoT: ConnectedCars, Consumer, Health, Smart Buildings, and SmartManufacturing. The best way to close those gaps willbe through collaboration between state and federalgovernment agencies and private enterprises andorganizations to solve the issue.

Participants

Panelist: Stuart Samples - Head of Cyber Security,Thyssenkrupp North America, Inc.

Panelist: Tanner Johnson - Senior CybersecurityAnalyst, IHS Markit

Panelist: Tina Gravel - SVP, Appgate

Panelist: Arshad Noor - CTO, StrongKey

Panel: Progressing Standardization for the IoTEdge Computing Ecosystem to ProduceSuccessful and Efficient Results


Best Practices in IoT Architecture


• IoT Architecture Patterns and Anti-Patterns –Cloud Agnostic

• Generic Best Practices, Scaling and CriticalMessage processing patterns

• IoT Best Practices with AWS



Networking Lunch & Exhibition Visit






Networking Lunch








Futureproofing your Farm with the Digital Twinand Remote Monitoring solutions


• How monitoring process control for pipes or valveswill reduce errors and quality deviations

• Remote Valve Monitoring Solutions will helpfactories reduce retrofitting costs by a largeamount, compared to traditional methods as wellas time consumption

Participants

Speaker: Peggy Gulick - Director of DigitalTransformation, Global Manufacturing, AGCOCorporation

Green is the new black: IoT’s role inspearheading the energy generationtransformation through solar and alternativesources


• Creating accessible emerging tech for solar powerecosystems as the demands for a decarbonizedfuture rise

• Don’t get caught out: utilize the internet of thingsto monitor how green your energy really is andensure you are giving customers what they want

• Explore the capabilities for wind within the newenergy generation landscape with digitization andIoT

Participants

Eric Helin - Senior Manager, Innovation, Exelon

Research Study: V2X for CollaborativeAutomated Driving


• Understanding what is V2X and the status quo inthe automotive industry

• Assessing what V2X means for automated driving• Case study example on inter-vehicle collaborative

sensing

Participants

Hongsheng Lu - Principal Researcher, InfoTech Labs,Toyota Motor North America

Has the advent of 5G and its impact onconnectivity technologies moved us closer to aremote healthcare future?


• Utilizing 5G enhanced remote connectivitytechnologies for reduced hospital time and remotepatient monitoring

• Safeguarding the vast amounts of data nowavailable to practices and removing the risk ofunethical conduct

• The telemedicine opportunity: is remote surgeryaround the corner thanks to the high bandwidth of5G?




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Architecture case study: Building the modernworkplace through data-driven design


• Mapping office spaces with computer-drivensensor networks and ML enabled patternidentification.

• Developing a greater understanding of use ofspace, working habits and the impact ofproductivity with ML analysis

• Identifying how AI can assist in human creativityHow can ML ensure that offices continue to adaptto changing working behaviours?

Participants

Richard Tyson - Director of Intelligent Places, Gensler

Putting the Fear Back into CybersecurityEducation


A new threat, a new email wave, an old vector, youname it – and we are all at risk of another brutal hackunless our teams are made constantly aware.

• Honoring the culture of your company (and itsrisks)

• How to reach a diverse audience in the “instantgratification economy”

• Physical, logical, and ideological risks

Participants

Speaker: Stuart Samples - Head of Cyber Security,Thyssenkrupp North America, Inc.

Panel: The Fast and the Curious: Smart Roadsto Better, Safer IoT


• Learn the latest methods for bringing acommercial or in-house IoT application or deviceinto production more quickly, efficiently andsecurely

• Discover real-life techniques, technologies,frameworks and mindsets you and your team canup your develop-and-deploy game

• Hear proven front-line advice on smartarchitectures, DevOps, better testing and QA,continuous integration, digital twins and muchmore

Connecting, Computing and Controlling:Developing a Seamless Process to Reach theIntelligent Edge


• Connecting devices and networks that facilitatesdata exchanges that promote new sources andquantities of data

• Using systems that compute the data, providingaccess to applications and delivering insights

• Using the computed insights to promote action,controls the devices at the edge within a businessor enterprise where the edge is connected

How Track and trace Programs areRevolutionizing Manufacturing by ReducingHuman Error


• Minimizing operational downtime with connectedsensors as well as mitigating the risk of equipmentdowntime

• Moving beyond asset tracking to guiding assemblyoperations

• IoT Bluetooth Low-Energy devices joining RFID inasset management and tracking space to benefitproductivity for manufacturers

Energy-as-a-service: A look at how IoT cangive you back your competitive edge amidcustomer modernization


• Bowing down to the consumer: what doesincreasing customer grid control mean foroperators as energy transitions into a service?

• Understanding customer evolution and the utility ofthe future as IoT and emerging technologies allowconsumers to rely less on centralized energysystems and more on their own energy production

• A look at how customers are impacting the entireenergy ecosystem, from downstream to upstream,and how to begin preparing now for the influencethey will have on future market structures

Putting AV Tech to the Test - The RideshareCompany Perspective


• Examining the different business models that areemerging as winners in AV, and whatcircumstances are enabling them

• autonomous technology development vs vehicleownership

• Insight into the use cases for sensors in self-driving vehicles

• How are customer expectations and perceptions ofAV initiatives changing in the US?

• Understanding how IoT and connectivity arepowering market expansion strategies includingthe use of bikes/scooters for moving people

Propelling smart cities into the future with 5G


• Ensure that all customers are appeased withmaintained high bandwidth through the optimumsmall cell density

• Coming to terms with the negatives of a connectedcity and guarding against prospective hacking

• Taking control of 5G: a look at the possibility forsmart cities to own a private network

Natural language processing, consumerpersonalization and the makings of modernmarketing?


• Identifying opportunity to deliver automatedcontent creation using NLP that enhancescustomer digital experience, and accepting when amore “human” approach may be more appropriate

• When to build a chatbot and train conversationalmachine learning

• Balancing customer privacy and the pursuit ofprofit: understanding customer concerns aroundprivacy and company trust

Participants

Tanushree Luke - Head of Artificial Intellegence, USBank

Creating cybersecurity that is robust enoughfor threats now but smart and resilient enoughfor threats in the future


In an ideal situation, cybersecurity in the near futurewill have everything within the IoT safe and secure –for the moment. It is important that security solutionsaren’t near-sighted, they need to be flexible and thinklong-term.




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Exhibition Hours: 10.00am - 4.00pm

2:00pm - 8:00pmExhibition Hours

How Edge Computing will Optimize SupplyChain Processes by Minimizing Consumer’sProductivity Downtime


• How edge will help predict when a part of thesupply chain will need maintenance andreplacements, responding in time

• Improving transportation logistics, by creating anew level of visibility for tracking, with betterinsights

Utilizing Big Data to Bring Value to UpstreamE&P Business and Transformation


• Leveraging machine learning and blockchain toimprove the oil and gas process and creatingeconomic value

• Executing data science innovation to helpcustomers achieve their core business objectivesaround digital transformation

Participants

Speaker: Gilbert Meyer-Gauen - Director, AssetManagement, National Oilwell Varco

Navigate your way through the IoT-fuelledenergy transition expertly with new businessmodels


• Selling the IoT and data business case: get age-oldorganizations on board with the rapid change tocapitalize on the digitization opportunity

• Understand how traditional energy organizationscan reinvent business models which welcomeinnovative technologies and keep up withdisruptors

• Utilize the power of IoT to advance ways ofworking for enhanced productivity and dangerreductions

• The move to flexibility markets as energy becomesa service: how are major players collaborating totransform outdated strategies?

Participants

Jeroen Leverman - IT Technology Director, NextEraEnergy Resources

Assessing the Latest DevelopmentSurrounding V2X Testing for CAV/AV


• Examining the benefits of V2X technology toenhance safety and reduce traffic congestion forroad users

• Reviewing the challenge in testing the sheernumber of possible scenarios that an autonomousvehicle could face

• Real world scenerios and feedback on vehicletesting performed to date

A new dawn for governmental critical serviceswith 5G at the core


• What is the current broadband usage to connectwith the public? A look at apps, internal searchengines and data retrieval

• The 5G value proposition: 5G’s role in enabling thepublic to interact with government through securityand consistent response

• Understanding how government and 5G carrierscan facilitate one another for the best results

Participants

Tim Trager - Public Safety Communications DivisionChief, San Bernadino County

Smart Grid case study: Where can MachineLearning help establish a more affordable,reliable and sustainable energy network


• When much of the grid has been built to benavigated from a control room, what infrastructuralchallenges are facing utilities to ensure flexiblealgorithms can run in near real-time? Whatimplications will this have between deploying edgeand cloud?

• Managing expectations: Exploring the economicand infrastructural challenges when building a grid-wide computing system powerful enough to runcomplex ML algorithms.

• Grid operation and grid asset management: how tomonitor and maintain assets, including trackingequipment failure

• Pre-emptive responsive to potential danger: Howcrucial AI analytics across the smart grid can helppredict and prepare for weather changes and buildresiliency for potential natural disasters. Whatopportunities through partnering and sharing thisdata will deliver crucial information in emergencyresponse?

Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity –combining traditional techniques with cuttingedge AI to outfox the hackers


While AI is an amazing tool that is advancingcybersecurity in all sorts of ways, the same techniquesused to train AI that defends the IoT can be used totrain AI that attacks it. The best way to stay on top ofcybersecurity and prevent hacks is to combinetraditional techniques with AI. Utilizing cybersecuritysolution firms, regular system & network tests for gapsthat are fixed immediately, and regular audits of HW &SW are just a few of these techniques.

Presentation: Case study: Facial RecognitionBeer Kiosk at Hops


Hear the step-by step story behind the building of theworld’s first AI-powered beer kiosk for the AdultBeverage Company

Learn best practices for developing facial recognitionsystems, including privacy

Securing your Device! Improving theOrganization’s Cybersecurity Posture


• If secure solutions aren’t being implemented at thecloud level it will be insecure at the edge –developing security business models to create aholistic approach for the security component at theedge

• How edge computing improves security andprivacy by keeping sensitive data within the device

• What edge can do when a device is being attacked- developing a counter measure and remediationtactics during active threat situations

What are the keys to massive Internet ofThings (IoT) and why is it finally happening?


In 2010. analysts predicted there would be 50 billionconnected devices by 2020. Now that we are here, it iscloser to 20 billion.

• Is IoT an inflated revolution?• What is the situation vs. expectations and the keys

to unlock them?

Participants

Jeremy Prince - President, Sigfox USA




CA, USA


Are you prepared for the next hacking attack?Next steps for cybersecurity in an increasinglyvulnerable industry


• Don’t lose sight of your data as increasing numbersof distributed energy resources on the grid weakenvisibility and loosen control of endpoints

• Beyond the buzzword and a look at the core issueswith cybersecurity: how can you successfullyovercome these to secure critical infrastructureand prevent dangers?

• With more sensors comes more hacking potential:maintain customer privacy from the plant to thehome as susceptibility rises

New Developments and Potential for EdgeComputing for Auto


• Latest updates, trends and user case studies onnew applications in the automotive sector

• Creating better collaborations for on the roadoperations

• The benefits of edge computing from a safety andefficiency point of view

Strengthening profits for farmers throughenriched connectivity solutions


• A look at how major agricultural players are takingadvantage of the ability to collect data to monitorcrucial factors such as crop seasons, equipment,and fertilizer

• Discover where precision agriculture is heading:what needs to happen to make theseenhancements a reality?

Participants

Stephen Noller - CEO, Ubirch GmbH

Preparing for the evolution of AI automation:aligning RPA, predictive maintenance andeffective deployment for tangible ROI


• from predictive to proactive maintenance: Utilizingenterprise asset management data to align BPAwith predictive maintenance.

• Using BPA to improve the reliability andadaptability of brownfield equipment.

• How can the data generated from automationbecome an asset for the entire value chain? Howcan this be further utilized either internally throughcost savings or monetized externally?

Cybersecurity Threats against ICS system inSmart Manufacturing: Best Practices andImplementations


Participants

Speaker: Richard Ku - Sr. VP, Commercial IoT Business& Market Development, TrendMicro

Architecting at the Edge: Deploying the RightArchitecture for your Solution


From Sensors to Insights: Applying AI to IoTData


Applying the power of IoT and AI lets organizationsgain valuable insights from a universe of physicalassets, from vehicles to facilities and systems

Learn how to harness the unprecedented poweravailable to developers and deployers to deliveroperational and financial value and predictivemaintenance insights

Take a fast-paced journey that follows IoT sensor datafrom generation, edge gateways and analytics,encryption, the cloud, Watson IoT, Node-REDprocessing, cloud storage, Watson Studio, ApacheSpark analysis in Jupyter notebooks, PixieDustvisualization and machine learning algorithims

















Utilizing tools and platforms to createcontinuity and standard business practice soan international supply chain can run smoothly


• Implementing tools and platforms is easy• Managing cultures and business practices across

multiple countries is difficult• How do you start with tools and platforms and end

with visibility and smooth execution of ‘the lastmile’ in such a large and complex supply chain?

Participants

Prasad Juvenkar - Head of Supply Chain DigitalTransformation & Innovation, Bayer

Enabling the digital energy workforce of thefuture


• Learn how to train workers to use newtechnologies so your organization can capitalizeon the IoT opportunity

• Decreasing dangers through connectivity andcommunication: A look at how IoT can drasticallyimprove safety for those working in mines, on gridsand remotely elsewhere within the energy industry

Participants

Brian McGee - Manager of IT Business Solutions,American Transmission Company




CA, USA


VC Perspective: Assessing What’s to Come forthe CV/AV Investment Landscape


• Evaluating the current state of affairs anddetermining if the environment has shifted fromautonomous vehicles to other areas

• What are potential game changing scenarios in thismarket?

• Understanding where investors are looking over thenext 6-12 months to make a profit in the next 5-10years

• Examining the business models that are emergingas winners and what circumstances are enablingthem?

Participants

Mark Platshon - Managing Director & Co-Founder,Icebreaker Ventures

Empowering IIoT in the smart factory withenhanced connectivity and 5G


• Harnessing the power of private 5G and LTEnetworks for smart factories to enable control ofall variables within the campus

• Capitalize on 5G which can reduce time to marketand increase efficiencies

• Is small cell infrastructure actually necessary for afactory, and what are the alternatives if not?

• With NB-IoT and LPWANs increasingly beingharnessed to connect sensors in factories,discover how they will work together (or not!)

Participants

Jack Wright - Technical Leader - Networks, AdvancedInfrastructure Technologies, Ford Motor Company

Preparing for the evolution of AI automation:aligning RPA, predictive maintenance andeffective deployment for tangible ROI


• from predictive to proactive maintenance: Utilizingenterprise asset management data to align BPAwith predictive maintenance.

• Using BPA to improve the reliability andadaptability of brownfield equipment.

• How can the data generated from automationbecome an asset for the entire value chain? Howcan this be further utilized either internally throughcost savings or monetized externally?

Participants

Carl March - Director of Analytics, Stanley, Black &Decker

The importance of understanding whyCybersecurity is different from IT Security


• Challenges and pitfalls that arise when IoTsolutions are implemented – where are the ITSecurity ‘gotchas’ that Cybersecurity can helpsolve?

• What are the implications of generating, owning,storing, and protecting data, both internal companydata as well as customer?

• What sorts of physical, hardware, and softwareneed to be put into place to create a Cybersecureenvironment?

Using Edge and Connectivity as the Backbonefor your City – Improving Public Safety andReducing Latency


• Utilizing edge-based V2V (Vehicle to Vehicle)Communications

• Choosing the right platform that do not infringe ofcity costs, funds and investments, while having thepotential to scale across the whole city on a largedeployment level

• Increasing public safety efficiency for security andsafety of citizens

Plan, Implement, Maintain: Managing large-scale logistics and supply chain operations


• Minimizing operational downtime with connectedsensors as well as mitigating the risk of equipmentdowntime

• Moving beyond asset tracking to guiding assemblyoperations

• IoT Bluetooth Low-Energy devices joining RFID inasset management and tracking space to benefitproductivity for manufacturers

Panel Discussion – Upgrading aginginfrastructure in oil and gas industries: Movingtowards an interoperable and connected future


• A look at new connectivity solutions from CAT-M toNB-IoT: how are major players rebuilding existinginfrastructure to allow these technologies to thrive?

• With cellular not making sense at all sites, how canyou harness satellite tech to reach even the mostremote locations on oil fields and ensureimpressive results

• Utilizing private networks on plant sites tomaximize security and enhance productivityefficiencies

Panel: Future of the Connected Society


• Evaluating the impact that CAV technology willhave in altering the transportation landscape withever-changing implications for society

• The role federal, state and local leaders will play indeveloping public policies that are critical tomanaging the safe and efficient deployment ofCAV

• How are customer expectations and perceptions ofconnected vehicle smart initiatives changing in theUS?

• Reviewing new trends in CASE mobility and thefuture of transportation

Participants

Moderator: John Canali - Principal Senior Analyst, IoT,Ovum

Asfand Yar Siddiqui - Connected Vehicle InfrastructureDevelopment Branch, California Department ofTransportation

Kris Bailey - CEO, Eevee Mobility

Panel Discussion - Could 5G be the cementwhich connects and leads the way towardssmart(er) buildings?


• The key to seamless in-building connectivity? Alook at building management system players andtheir 5G adoption

• 5G doesn’t just have to be for large corporations,leverage 5G as a Small to Medium Enterprise tocreate smarter working spaces

• Should you retrofit new connectivity infrastructureinto existing buildings or start from scratch? Get togrips with what works best for unified connectedbuildings

Participants

Moderator: Neil Shah - VP Research & Partner,Counterpoint Research

Panellist: Jennifer Fritzsche - Managing Director,Equity Research Group, Wells Fargo




CA, USA


Re-imagining work in the era of AI –Navigating the ethics, limitations andopportunities as AI as a tool for humancreativity within businesses


• Identifying job roles within the entire businessstructure that would be enhanced by AI integration.Normalisation of AI infused career paths andsmoothing the integration process of AI in ‘non-tech’ careers such as HR.

• Training the data scientists of today, andtomorrow: How does the education system need tohelp shape the next generation of data scientists.

• Understanding the intersection of Digital equity andcareer opportunity: What is the importance ofpublic and private sector co-operation to buildinitiatives that enable equal opportunity? Why doesAI development need to consider intersectionality?

Participants

Panelist: Shibani Rai - California Head, She Loves Data

Akanksha Sharma - Director of Data Engineering, RoyalBank of Canada

Henry Li - Director Technology Banking Group, WellsFargo

Creating cybersecurity that is robust enoughfor threats now but smart and resilient enoughfor threats in the future


In an ideal situation, cybersecurity in the near futurewill have everything within the IoT safe and secure –for the moment. It is important that security solutionsaren’t near-sighted, they need to be flexible and thinklong-term.

Best Practices Using MQTT to ConnectMillions of IoT Devices


• Learn how major companies deploy MQTT toconnect millions of IoT devices

• Understand how you can scale MQTT brokers oncloud platforms, like AWS, Azure and Kubernetes

• Discover the architectural and deployment bestpractices to ensure your MQTT system is reliableand secure

Panel: Preparing for the Take off - What doesthe Future of Edge Computing Hold for DigitalTransformation?


• How will edge computing impact differentindustries?

• Creating the right framework and business modelsto avoid failure when launching edge computingprojects within your business

Building IoTopia - Standardizing security forIoT devices & services


In this presentation, GlobalPlatform, a non-profitindustry association driven by approximately 90member companies will deliver insights into its newinitiative, IoTopia. The initiative:

• Proposes a common framework to standardize thedesign, certification, deployment and managementof IoT devices

• Aims to be testable and meet vertical requirementsby building on four foundational pillars: secure bydesign; device intent; autonomous, scalable andsecure onboarding; and device life-cyclemanagement

• Will be a simple but executable framework that isstandards-based, industry-wide and able to evolveas security capabilities and requirements change

• Will provide the opportunity to support tiers ofsecurity as well as certification in desired verticals

Participants

Speaker: Nils Gerhardt - SVP - Head of Products &Solutions, Project Mgt, Prod. IT and Professional Srv-Region AMERICAS at G+D; Chairman of the Board ofDirectors, GlobalPlatform

Panel discussion: What’s the deal with…?


• Assessments from peers and experts on new IoTtechnologies, projects, hardware, software andservices

• Target topics: edge and IoT, starting an IoTcompany , 5G, WIFI 6, digital twins

• A highly interactive, wide-ranging session drivenby your most pressing issues, concerns andquestions




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IOT WORLD IOTSECURITY CON-FERENCE


7:00AM 7:30am - Ana-lyst BreakfastBriefings

8:00AM 8:40am - Chair-person's Open-ing Remarks

8:50am - Digi-tal as an En-abler to Cus-tomer Success

9:00AM 9:10am - Digi-tizing Opera-tions with AI:Helping GainMomentum forIoT PoweredApplications

9:30am - Engi-neering with AIto Bring DataScience to theRoads

9:50am - Ac-celerating theCutting Edge ofIndustries withBig Data andAnalytics

SCHEDULEIOT WORLD DAY THREE - KEYNOTES, 9X CONFERENCE TRACKS & EXHIBITION - 08/04/2020







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10:00AM 10:10am - Pan-el: Uniting Tal-ent, Tech andEducation –Laying theFoundationsfor new techni-cal, strategicand commer-cial skills re-quired to un-lock opportuni-ty in the age ofIoT

10:40am -Morning Net-working Break








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11:00AM 11:30am -Chairman'sOpening Re-marks - Con-nected & Au-tonomous Ve-hicles

11:40am - NewTrends in Con-nected Car Ap-plications andServices

11:30am -ChairpersonsOpening Re-marks - Energy& Resources

11:40am - Har-nessing the In-ternet ofThings for adecentralizedfuture with dis-tributed energyresources(DERs)

11:30am - Ex-po Opens at10am!

11:30am -ChairpersonsOpening Re-marks - IoTWorld 5G &ConnectivityConference

11:40am -Prove the com-mercial busi-ness case andwin buy-in forIoT applica-tions

11:30am -Chairperson'sOpening Re-marks

11:40am -Building aModular AIFramework:Created tai-lored AI as asolution foryour businessneeds?

11:30am -Chairman'sOpening Re-marks: Devel-oper Confer-ence: Build &Deploy

11:40am - De-signing withSensors MadeSimple

11:30am -Chairperson'sOpening Re-marks: IoTWorld EdgeComputingConference

11:40am - DataMonetisation:A Case forEdge Comput-ing

11:30am -ChairpersonsOpening Re-marks - IoTWorld SecurityConference

11:40am - Amulti-layeredapproach to cy-bersecurity so-lutions

11:30am -Chairman'sOpening

11:40am - 5GFor Manufac-turing – Hypeor Hope?

12:00PM 12:00pm - Pan-el: ConnectedCar Connectivi-ty - A Networkof Networks –5G, DSRC &CV2X


12:00pm - Pan-el Discussion –Improve safetyand preventfailures fromupstream todownstreamwith predictivemaintenancefueled by IoT-driven sensordata

12:40pm - Net-working Lunch& ExhibitionVisit

12:00pm - Pan-el Discussion -Set the auto-motive industryin motion with5G and vehicle-to-everything(V2X)


12:00pm - Pan-el: Smoothingthe scalingprocess: Trialsand triumphsfrom acrossthe AI ecosys-tem

12:40pm - Net-working Lunch

12:10pm - BestPractices in IoTArchitecture


12:00pm - Pan-el: ProgressingStandardiza-tion for the IoTEdge Comput-ing Ecosystemto ProduceSuccessful andEfficient Re-sults


12:00pm - Pan-el: CreatingPublic / Privatecollaborationto fill the gapsin cybersecuri-ty standardiza-tion


12:00pm - Pan-el: Utilizingsupply chain4.0 to stream-line and revital-ize the manu-facturingprocess









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1:00PM 1:40pm - Re-search Study:V2X for Collab-orative Auto-mated Driving

1:40pm - Greenis the newblack: IoT’s rolein spearhead-ing the energygenerationtransformationthrough solarand alternativesources

1:40pm - Hasthe advent of5G and its im-pact on con-nectivity tech-nologiesmoved us clos-er to a remotehealthcare fu-ture?

1:40pm - Archi-tecture casestudy: Buildingthe modernworkplacethrough data-driven design

1:40pm - Pan-el: The Fastand the Curi-ous: SmartRoads to Bet-ter, Safer IoT

1:40pm - Con-necting, Com-puting andControlling: De-veloping aSeamlessProcess toReach the Intel-ligent Edge

1:40pm -Putting theFear Back intoCybersecurityEducation

1:40pm - Fu-tureproofingyour Farm withthe Digital Twinand RemoteMonitoring so-lutions








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2:00PM 2:00pm -Putting AVTech to theTest - TheRideshareCompany Per-spective

2:20pm - As-sessing theLatest Develop-ment Surround-ing V2X Test-ing for CAV/AV

2:40pm - NewDevelopmentsand Potentialfor Edge Com-puting for Auto

2:00pm -Energy-as-a-service: A lookat how IoT cangive you backyour competi-tive edge amidcustomer mod-ernization

2:20pm - Navi-gate your waythrough theIoT-fuelled en-ergy transitionexpertly withnew businessmodels

2:40pm - Areyou preparedfor the nexthacking at-tack? Nextsteps for cy-bersecurity inan increasinglyvulnerable in-dustry

2:00pm - Exhi-bition Hours:10.00am -4.00pm

2:00pm - Pro-pelling smartcities into thefuture with 5G

2:20pm - Anew dawn forgovernmentalcritical ser-vices with 5Gat the core

2:40pm -Strengtheningprofits forfarmersthrough en-riched connec-tivity solutions

2:00pm - Nat-ural languageprocessing,consumer per-sonalizationand the mak-ings of modernmarketing?

2:20pm -Smart Gridcase study:Where can Ma-chine Learninghelp establisha more afford-able, reliableand sustain-able energynetwork

2:40pm -Preparing forthe evolution ofAI automation:aligning RPA,predictivemaintenanceand effectivedeployment fortangible ROI

2:20pm - Pre-sentation: Casestudy: FacialRecognitionBeer Kiosk atHops

2:50pm - FromSensors to In-sights: Apply-ing AI to IoTData

2:00pm - HowEdge Comput-ing will Opti-mize SupplyChain Process-es by Minimiz-ing Consumer’sProductivityDowntime

2:20pm - Se-curing your De-vice! Improvingthe Organiza-tion’s Cyberse-curity Posture

2:40pm - Archi-tecting at theEdge: Deploy-ing the RightArchitecturefor your Solu-tion

2:00pm - Creat-ing cybersecu-rity that is ro-bust enoughfor threats nowbut smart andresilientenough forthreats in thefuture

2:20pm - Artifi-cial Intelli-gence and Cy-bersecurity –combining tra-ditional tech-niques withcutting edge AIto outfox thehackers

2:40pm - Cy-bersecurityThreatsagainst ICSsystem inSmart Manu-facturing: BestPractices andImplementa-tions

2:00pm - HowTrack and tracePrograms areRevolutionizingManufacturingby ReducingHuman Error

2:20pm - Utiliz-ing Big Data toBring Value toUpstream E&PBusiness andTransformation

2:40pm - Whatare the keys tomassive Inter-net of Things(IoT) and whyis it finally hap-pening?








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3:00PM 3:00pm - After-noon Network-ing Break

3:30pm - VCPerspective:AssessingWhat’s toCome for theCV/AV Invest-ment Land-scape

3:50pm - Pan-el: Future ofthe ConnectedSociety


3:30pm - En-abling the digi-tal energyworkforce ofthe future

3:50pm - PanelDiscussion –Upgrading ag-ing infrastruc-ture in oil andgas industries:Moving to-wards an inter-operable andconnected fu-ture


3:30pm - Em-powering IIoTin the smartfactory with en-hanced con-nectivity and5G

3:50pm - PanelDiscussion -Could 5G bethe cementwhich con-nects andleads the waytowardssmart(er) build-ings?


3:30pm -Preparing forthe evolution ofAI automation:aligning RPA,predictivemaintenanceand effectivedeployment fortangible ROI

3:50pm - Re-imagining workin the era of AI– Navigatingthe ethics, limi-tations and op-portunities asAI as a tool forhuman creativi-ty within busi-nesses


3:50pm - BestPractices Us-ing MQTT toConnect Mil-lions of IoT De-vices


3:30pm - UsingEdge and Con-nectivity as theBackbone foryour City – Im-proving PublicSafety and Re-ducing Latency

3:50pm - Pan-el: Preparingfor the Take off- What doesthe Future ofEdge Comput-ing Hold forDigital Trans-formation?


3:30pm - Theimportance ofunderstandingwhy Cyberse-curity is differ-ent from IT Se-curity

3:50pm - Creat-ing cybersecu-rity that is ro-bust enoughfor threats nowbut smart andresilientenough forthreats in thefuture


3:30pm - Utiliz-ing tools andplatforms tocreate continu-ity and stan-dard businesspractice so aninternationalsupply chaincan runsmoothly

3:50pm - Plan,Implement,Maintain: Man-aging large-scale logisticsand supplychain opera-tions

4:00PM 4:20pm - Paneldiscussion:What’s the dealwith…?

4:10pm - Build-ing IoTopia -Standardizingsecurity for IoTdevices & ser-vices





Opening Remarks

9:00am - 9:10amSilicon Valley AgTech Conference

Microsoft Keynote


Sponsor Presentation


2020 AgTech Investment Outlook: Hear fromthe VCs


Venture capital continues to play a pivotal role in thedevelopment and deployment of new ag/foodtechnologies. Hear from some of Silicon Valley’s mostprominent late-stage investors about industry trends,promising technologies, and potential opportunitiesfor startups and entrepreneurs

Networking Break


IoT in the Field: Making Data Actionable


Many growers now have access to vast amounts ofdata about their crops, fields, and workers. While muchof this data can be interesting, not all of it is usefuland/or actionable. In fact, an overabundance of datacan sometimes muddy the waters. This panel willdiscuss how large amounts of data can be assessedand utilized more efficiently.


11:40am - 12:00pmSilicon Valley AgTech Conference

Lunch + Grower Q&A

12:00pm - 1:00pmSilicon Valley AgTech Conference

Sustainable Agriculture: The Role ofTechnology


In order to feed a growing population, we will need toproduce more with less. Hear about new andinnovative technologies that are revolutionizingsustainable and efficient food production.



Autonomous Ag: Robots in the Field andSupply Chain


From picking fruit to stocking shelves, robots continueto have a significant impact on the way food isproduced, packaged, and distributed. Whatapplications can we expect to see next?

Networking Break


Controlled Environments: Indoor & VerticalAgriculture


Controlled Environment Agriculture has establisheditself as a major sector within AgTech, havinggenerated large and widely publicized investmentsfrom across the industry. Hear from our expert panelabout the latest technologies and opportunities in thisalready established field.



Startup Pitches & Demos


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TIME SILICON VALLEY AGTECH CONFERENCE

9:00AM 9:00am - Opening Remarks

9:10am - Microsoft Keynote

9:40am - Sponsor Presentation

10:00AM 10:00am - 2020 AgTech Investment Outlook: Hear from the VCs

10:40am - Networking Break

11:00AM 11:00am - IoT in the Field: Making Data Actionable

11:40am - Sponsor Presentation

12:00PM 12:00pm - Lunch + Grower Q&A

1:00PM 1:00pm - Sustainable Agriculture: The Role of Technology

1:40pm - Sponsor Presentation

2:00PM 2:00pm - Autonomous Ag: Robots in the Field and Supply Chain

2:40pm - Networking Break

3:00PM 3:00pm - Controlled Environments: Indoor & Vertical Agriculture

3:40pm - Sponsor Presentation

4:00PM 4:00pm - Startup Pitches & Demos

SCHEDULEIOT WORLD DAY 4 - POST CONFERENCE & TRAINING DAY- 09/04/2020



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