Surveys of enterprises show that IoT has been plagued by delays often because of lack of experience this session take you through the common errors and provide guidelines for making a better decision.

A reality look at the opportunities, but also the headwinds that disposable technology presents, including how the carriers may need to adjust.

The next generation Telecom network architecture needs to consider these multi-dimensional requirements during its definition. This network needs to be flexible, scalable, efficient and cloud native – all indicators pointing to a SW-defined E2E network. We will discuss key areas to consider when defining an E2E Cloud Network supporting AI & 5G, including the ability to support E2E analytics and identify gaps in the current definitions. An example deployment scenario will be used to provide some expected performance improvements with an advanced network.

The Wireless industry has adopted eSIM to make it easier for companies to kit their devices and send them around the world. Now we are at the point where rather than embedding the SIM, the manufacturers are putting it into their processes. How does this change the process of deployment? What does it mean for the industry overall? How is security improved?

They say water is the new oil, and while sea levels rise, droughts still occur, and aquifers decline. How can cities make a smart infrastructure and reduce water waste.

It’s easy to choose your cell phone service provider, but when it comes to IoT connectivity and costs vary greatly, based on locations and usage. What do you need to know to choose your connectivity strategy?

In this workshop, we will take a closer look at one of the US automobile manufacturer and the comprehensive business case for deploying private 5G network at the factory based on multiple different deployment models including on-premises, on-cloud, managed service, AWS, and Azure.

The use cases and applications for private networks present unique possibilities for Enterprises and Communications Service Providers (CSPs) alike. While the opportunities are intriguing, questions still remain: what are the benefits of private networks? What is motivating the uptake of private networks? And what’s in it for the MNO and Enterprises when the monetization models differ for each party?

Using LoRaWAN to connect a smart city has enabled communities to gather information, develop applications and enable cities to better maintain their services. This session looks at the ways cities, citizens and travelers benefit from enabling the infrastructure for data gathering.

This session will explore how fixed wireless can be a good choice for Day 1 IoT connectivity as it can quickly connect a store or site to the Internet without having to pull wires — or wait for wired service to be installed — which often can take several months.

Private Networks are probably going to use the public network to augment the service. That could be usinging the backbone or remote sites or even colocating on the towers. This session looks at the scenarios and considerations in building out the network.

The swivel chair problem of pivoting between monitors and applications has existed for as long as people have had the need to managem multiple connected devices. Is it possible to use a single platform to manage diverse endpoints with one comprehensive view of all your IoT devices? Can you manage connections across diverse network operators and throughout different regions of the world? Are there other benefits to a single pane of glass?

Real time information is critical when dealing with life-or-death situations. From mission critical communication to intelligent tracking of vehicles to tools that help police determine the location of gunshots, IoT is changing the way first responders react to emergencies and save lives. Fire departments are improving their response thanks to sensors and databases providing advance information on the number of building occupants, floor plans and other useful information. IoT allows EMTs to access patient records from databases on the go, transmit patients’ vital signs to hospitals while they are in transit and provide hospital staff the information they need to prepare for intake.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors have become a critical aspect of the business landscape. While the factors represent a company's commitment to sustainability, ethical practices, and governance, they are increasingly used by investors and stakeholders to assess the sustainability and ethical impact of an organization. In fact, most publicly traded companies are required to report their ESG strategy and metrics. Before now, companies relied upon pencil whipping and manipulation of theoretical data to share their ESG metrics. By harnessing the Internet of Things (IoT), and pulling sensor data from their network of connected devices, companies now can collect and share data in real time and manage ESG risks and make informed decisions.

Hey what about Wi-Fi? all this talk about LoRa and other solutions, but doesn't everyone use WiFi? This session looks at how integrating Wi-Fi is extending IoT.

The explosion of generative AI in recent months has spurred both excitement about its potential to transform businesses and fears it could exacerbate societal problems, upend economies and even possibly overpower humans. But the benefits for industry are immense. Using AI with your IIoT analytics can drive more useful information. Intelligent query generation can allow anyone to search across complex schemas using natural language and give business users the ability and confidence to build interactive visualizations while eliminating the guesswork out of creating complex charts.

We are only 6 weeks into 2024 but its possible to do some forecasting on the future of IoT based on the trends that continue to grow and the sunsetting of some technologies and solutions. In this session Matt Hatton shares his insights on what is coming and where the opportunities are in 2024 and beyond.

Connectivity is a critical requirement for Branch Office or Stores. Today cellular service is an alternative to landline service. Companies are now understanding the ROI of Wireless Failover. In this session we look at the why's and where's of Fixed Wireless Access.

Configuring a wireless network has been an intensive process, but we are at point where network configuration can be automated and optimized. The session looks at what has changed and how it eased the burden of building out a network.

Our dependence on IoT devices to make life easier grows daily. Yet, these devices don’t have the compute power required for the security needed to protect against the expanding attack surface. Join CyberProtonics and Simplifi as they share how you can grow your business’ bottom line by fortifying against current and post quantum cyber threats.

Utilities have adopted their meter reading capabilities, but there are pain points in delivering power that need the benefit of additional sensors providing faster data to reduce brown outs and respond to failures.

Coral Gables rolled out and operates a world class Smart City ecosystem. Our framework is comprised of a multi-layer infrastructure that serves multiple business needs while keeping workloads isolated and secured. Each layer host IoT devices, sensors, poles, kiosks, mechanical equipment, and security that access geared to produced meaningful data and services to its intended audience. This approach, help us guaranty the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the hyperphysical IoT systems that support Smart Policing, municipal management, and economic development efforts.

Independent analysis is at a premium in any industry. When it comes to IoT, the complexity of a complete IoT solution makes it hard to understand what companies have the experience that applies to your needs. Getting the independent view from the “Analyze This” session will provide you with benefits of their discussions with the enterprises, service providers and the IoT ecosystem.

In the high tech IOT industry there is an overabundance of focus on “cutting edge” or the next “G” of network technology. Our technically focused minds are overrun with possibilities of what next generations are capable of, but it’s time to step back, and measure a few leading success’s’ in our technology era that are not measured by any network speed. But measured in lives saved, and real-world issues that are being solved. This storytelling journey will share examples of true technology that is solving for humanity, making our world a better place and will leave the audience motivated to build products with technology but FOR humanity.

A show case of innovation from the LoRa community

Industrial IoT applications often involve complex connectivity problems such as remote locations, device mobility, electrical interference, etc. This session will explore how remote asset management & real time data acquisition can be achieved by leveraging LoRaWAN as complimentary to established cellular, satellite and control systems. With success stories of how industries are achieving great results via IoT.

Typically an Enterprise uses 4+ companies to develop an IoT solution. This sessions breakdown the work required and highlights the types of companies that have the required expertise.

IoT is transforming building management by making buildings smarter and more energy efficient. Building managers can respond more quickly to alarms, predictive cleaning and waste management; owners can comply with local regulations; and tenants have easy access to information on energy use, air quality, and leak detection. Information is available real-time and remotely and enables people to promote sustainability and conservation.

Join us for an enlightening fireside chat Moderated by Jonathan Fischer, VP, Global OEMs & Embedded Solutions at Cradlepoint. Delve into the realms of Industrial IoT, security, and effective management with seasoned professionals from AT&T and ZipIT Wireless who bring firsthand insights. Explore the transformative impact of 5G and LTE technologies, including private 5G and LTE. Our speakers will unravel the intricacies of telco billing platforms and shed light on the significance of an embedded partner program. Don't miss this unique opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge from industry leaders, as we navigate the evolving landscape of connectivity and innovation.

The auctions were a success for the FCC. We saw Fixed Wireless Carriers, Utilities gain access to spectrum. What’s the next step for these companies? Is CBRS-based fixed wireless a last mile solution? How does CBRS fit into to the mix of private / public networks?

When it comes to industrial applications, the rules are simple keep things moving. The addition of sensors to add to the knowledge that PLCs provide is critical for Industry 4.0, but the ability to maintain production is of equal or greater importance. This panel asks the question; "how does a company advance their capabilities to improve their processes, with the least amount of interference on production?

While ransonware attacks make the headlines, the security concerns about government and corporate assets continue to be hidden from view. Yet, when we look at the potential threats on national assets and corporate property the implications can be far worse. This session is aimed at discussing how to openly acknowledge the need for focus and intervention.

When we look at managing industrial processes, we discover that most of the machinery is specifically focused on a single purpose. The parameters for measuring consistency and continuity are limited. When we add sensors and augment the modeling of the processes with digital twins, we benefit from an increase capability to monitor quality and make sensory data available.

Asset tracking is no longer just an optional add-on for businesses; it has become an essential element of successful operations. In today's fast-paced business environment, where time is money, companies cannot afford to lose track of their valuable assets. By tracking the location, condition, and usage of assets, businesses can optimize their asset management processes and make informed decisions that can save them time, money, and resources. Intelligent asset tracking solutions use a combination of GPS, Bluetooth, and RFID technologies to track assets in real-time. These solutions empower businesses to monitor key metrics like temperature, humidity, and shock, providing them with valuable insights into asset utilization. These solutions also allow businesses to set up geofences and alerts to notify them when assets leave designated areas, helping to prevent theft and unauthorized use.

IoT is more than the connectivity of a thing to a network. To make a device into a solution requires the concept to be proven and the systems to be developed. This session looks at how a solution is integrated and brought to life.

This session will explore how insider threats challenge IT and OT environments and implications regarding cybersecurity, what are the risks and why we should care. Pinpointing positive and practical steps toward securing OT and stomping out electronic espionage.

Keith Robinson began his career as a legislative aide to a nationally recognized polititian. From there, he became a successful industry analyst, leading multiple practices including semiconductors, contract manufacturers, and IoT. After 20 years as an analyst, Robinson leveraged his knowledge and entered public service where he leads a team at the City of Atlanta that is changing how public works departments leverage digital transformation into city transformation.

In this session, we'll look at interesting use cases for LoRaWAN in logistics, manufcturing, and the cold chain.

It would be nice to believe that for $40 a month we got unlimited data, but when it comes to IoT the meter is still on. How does a company monitor and manage usage to control costs? How does it navigate from one carrier to the other? How does eSIM play into this? What are the ways that companies can control and monitor their devices?

IoT Security is fundamentally restricted by a lack of transparency into the devices we are trying to protect. Without a view into the identities, hardware and software BOMs, configuration state and related vulnerabilities, there is no way to understand the intrinsic security posture of an IoT asset. Somos offers an IoT device identity registry service that captures key attributes and maintains them through the device’s lifecycle to give IoT device owners and their agents the visibility they need to secure and support and track their IoT asset population.

In a world where AI is not just an option but a necessity, Eric Vaughan, CEO of IgniteTech and GFI Software, stands at the vanguard of a corporate revolution. His presentation, "AI or Bust: The Non-Negotiable Revolution," is not just a talk—it's a call to arms for every business leader and team member who wants to remain relevant in the fast-approaching future. Eric will recount his bold mandate for "AI Mondays," where the norm is shattered, and the entire company dedicates one day solely to Gen AI—no calls, no visits, just pure innovation. He'll share the philosophy that drove him to run a 30-day campaign, after which he made the tough call to let go of those who wouldn't engage with the AI transformation, echoing his stark realization: "I've seen the future. I need to bring you along with me. I know this to my core. This is important. This is nothing like any other technology trend we've seen that's mattered in years." Attendees will leave with more than just insights—they'll leave with a blueprint for action. Eric's journey is a testament to the urgency of adopting AI-first thinking and the transformative power of AI in business. This session is designed to inspire, to exalt, and to empower you to return from the conference ready to take decisive action. Join us for a glimpse into the future of business through the lens of a leader who's not just riding the wave of AI, but creating it.