IoT Slam Live 2018 Agenda
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Day 1
21 Jun 2018
08:00 - 09:00
CONFERENCE OPENING, REGISTRATION, BREAKFAST
Welcome Remarks By IoT Community Advisory Board Chairman
Session Abstract (Breaking News To Be Announced On-Site) Welcome introduction to the Second Annual IoT Slam Live in-person conference by IoT Community Advisory Board Chairman Bill Mortimer, (and Executive Vice... Read More
William (Bill) Mortimer
Ryan Boyles
Headline Keynote – The IoT Big Bang
Session Abstract It’s a fantastic time to be alive and to be connected. But are you connected in the right way? We are witnessing amazing advancements in every industries. From... Read More
Chris O’Connor
The Artificial Intelligence of Things
Session Abstract: From Insights to Intelligence in a Connected World Our world is increasingly driven by data and connectivity—and we have only seen the tip of the iceberg. The technologies... Read More
Oliver Schabenberger
10.25 - 10:45
Break
Vision to Value: Findings from a Worldwide Study of IoT Adoption in Consumer Products Industry
Session Abstract: IoT is a game-changing force, a market expected to top half a trillion dollars within 5 years. But what does this mean for the consumer products industry? To... Read More
Don Gordon
Will 5G revolutionize IoT? – is 5G all hype and how will it benefit and complement IoT
Session Abstract: 5G promises lots of new potential which could help revolutionize IoT and its adoption. But how much of this is just hype, and what actual capabilities will 5G... Read More
Jeremy Bennington
11:20 - 11:30
Break
Keynote – Monetize What Matters: Capitalize on the IoT Opportunity
Session Abstract: Everyone’s talking about the revenue potential of the IoT. It’s time to drive recurring revenue from it now! Join Walker White from Flexera to hear how you can... Read More
Walker White
Keynote Panel – The IoT Ecosystem: The Snopes Edition – A Panel Discussion
Session Abstract: Familiar with snopes.com? It’s a site committed to helping information-weary and truth-seeking consumers separate the facts from the “fake news.” In this panel discussion, we’re going to “snopes”... Read More
Han Yang
Samir Vyas
Harmandeep Singh
Tamara Dull
Wayne Irwin
12:45 - 1.45
Lunch Break
How can we trust the Internet of Things?
Session Abstract: The IoT is impacting our world, but it didn’t present a singular, one-time change. It is a fundamental set of changes to our world that are in constant... Read More
Brian Geisel
Pushing IoT Analytics to the Edge
Session Abstract: As IoT Architectures mature and evolve the ability to both collect and analyze sensor data has become a mission critical. But forwarding all data to a central repository... Read More
David G. Simmons
Keynote – Connecting and Protecting IoT end point data in Mission-critical off-the-grid locations
Abstract: Conventional data protection methodologies often times get compromised. Some market segments, like the energy sector that are by nature, tagged as Mission critical locations, tend to be targeted and... Read More
Lance Smith
Panel Discussion – Are you aware and ready for the challenges around Security, Trust, and Privacy in IoT?
Security, trust, and privacy have been and should be every enterprise executive’s top-of-mind now than ever before because of the impact of Internet of Things (IoT) becoming the “Internet of... Read More
Roxy Stimpson
Keith Frederick
Jeremy Bennington
Mac Devine
15:00 - 15:15
Break
The Hive Model: From now to Beyond Edge computing
Session Abstract: There’s a slow but profound tectonic shift underway from centralized to distributed computing driven by the demands of IoT use cases. With each computing paradigm shift, the scale... Read More
Jim Fletcher
Choosing the right IoT architectural pattern
Session Abstract: One of the key driver and enabler for the Enterprise Digital Transformation is Industrial Internet of Things. Whether it be the factory of the future where a digital... Read More
Yogi Sikri
15:45 - 16:00
Break
Getting the value out of Data streams
Session Abstract: This session will focus on the need to pull data from several sources to see the customer value promised form the IoT world. We will talk on two... Read More
Eddie Satterly
Leveraging mobile edge cloud for IOT Analytics
Session Abstract: The emerging IoT use cases such as Mobility as a Service introduces new decision-making challenges that cannot be adequately addressed by the centralized cloud Analytics architecture, such as... Read More
Ashish Singh
16:30 - 16:45
Break
Day 1 Closing Keynote – When the IoT attacks
Session Abstract: As the world exploits the value of large scale interconnectivity, the number of entry point and possible exploitation by hackers is exploding. Securing these connection is becoming of... Read More
Nancy Shemwell
17:20 - 18:30
Networking Drinks Reception, End of Day 1
Day 2
22 Jun 2018
08:00 - 09:00
Day 2 Conference Opens, Check in / Registration
Day 2 Welcome Remarks by Healthcare IoT Advisory Board Chairman
Session Abstract: Welcome introduction to the by Healthcare IoT Community Advisory Board Chairman Chris Sullivan, and Head of Healthcare Industry at Zebra Technology) who will provide an update on current... Read More
Chris Sullivan
Day 2 Headline Keynote – How Uber is making IoT and telecom its competitive advantage
Abstract: First wave of connectivity connected the desktops, then it connected people with cellphones and now things around the world. When it comes to transportation industry, it is not just... Read More
Rahul Vijay
Keynote – Secure Collaboration in the Era of Smart Things
Abstract: IoT offers tremendous possibilities, but also introduces vulnerabilities within an enterprise and across multi-enterprise business networks. As organizations continue their digital transformation journeys, the ability to collaborate securely amongst... Read More
Dipto Chakravarty
10:30 - 10:50
Break
Industry use cases for IoT in Logistics and Asset Management
Session Abstract: We will see applications of IoT for ‘Real Monitoring – Indoor, Outdoor, and In-Transit’ of Goods and Assets worldwide. These use cases can be applied across many industry... Read More
Jim Sabogal
How Cognitive Analytics are Enabling IoT in Healthcare
Session Abstract: Imagine you arrive at work in the ER and find the waiting room full of grumbling patients who insist they have been waiting forever. As an administrator, you... Read More
Phillip Simulis
11:20 - 11:30
Break
Keynote – Unlocking IoT’s Potential With AI
Session Abstract: As the IoT gets smarter, organizations in nearly every industry are investing more heavily in artificial intelligence, hoping to uncover more insights and value from increasingly vast data... Read More
Jason Mann
Vincent Mihalik
12:05 - 12:45
Keynote Hall
Keynote Panel – Realizing the multi-disciplinary pathway to IoT Success
To get to a state where society can cater to “personalized” experiences and outcomes, the right infrastructure and frameworks must exist. As we move to the connected, smart and predictive... Read More
Danielle Edwards
Tom Snyder
Cris Wendt
Fakri Sadeh
Denise Hatzidakis
Rahul Vijay
12:45 - 13:45
Lunch
Build a Real-Time Streaming Platform – Easier and Faster
Session Abstract: Because performance matters when dealing with streaming data – in-memory processing and in-memory data is key. Keeping data in motion is important for the application performance. Organizations building... Read More
Kevin Goldstein
Keynote Session – Healthcare at the Edge: Improving Patient Outcomes
Session Abstract: Data-driven technology is transforming our world, and IoT solutions are reshaping the enterprise edge. Chris will talk about how personal and business expectations are on the rise, and... Read More
Chris Sullivan
Panel Session – Intersection of Healthcare, AI, and IoT for Curative Outcomes
Panel Abstract: Artificial Intelligence at the intersection of IoT – and how it will impact healthcare and life-sciences sectors. The IoT Community predict that by 2020, sophisticated, machine learning and... Read More
Mark Wolff
Jim Sabogal
Chris Sullivan
Ian Gertler
Dipto Chakravarty
15:00 - 15:15
Break
Application of Sensor Based Analysis of Movement for Quantification of Pain and Discomfort
Session Abstract: There is a large body of literature describing the application of sensing technology to study and understand many aspects of human motion. Many clinicians and researchers have reported... Read More
Mark Wolff
Beyond Connected Devices: The data insights that transform healthcare delivery
Session Abstract: Veta Health offers a front-end platform for population health. Our clinically-integrated disease management platform accompanies patients suffering from chronic illness or those with planned procedures, in any context.... Read More
Tanvi Vattikuti Abbhi
15:45 - 16:00
Break
Keeping IoT Secure: Preempting Emerging Cyber Attacks of Tomorrow
Session Abstract: An estimated 8.4 billion connected ‘things’ are deployed across the world today. However, the rise of the IoT exposes a wide range of vulnerabilities that can be exploited... Read More
Asaf Ashkenazi
Applying AI to the Enterprise with IoT: Case Studies, Challenges, Benefits and Need for New Frameworks
Session Abstract: In the past year, firms such as Caterpillar and Tesla have adopted “Live Factories” to collect information from all the machines in a single facility and quickly adjust... Read More
Robert Cohen
16:30 - 16:45
Break
Closing Keynote – BlockChain, Cognitive and IoT for HealthCare and Life Sciences – the perfect “Combination Therapy” for treating IT
Session Abstract: HealthCare and Life Sciences has used Combination Therapy for years to treat a wide variety of diseases. However, when it comes to their IT environment most HealthCare and... Read More
Mac Devine
Conference Closing Remarks
Bill Mortimer, IoT Community Advisory Board Chairman brings the Conference proceedings to a close and shares closing remarks and key take-aways.
William (Bill) Mortimer
Day 3
19 Aug 2020
Keynote: Edge Data and Categorizing the Edge Marketplace
Session Abstract: What are the differences between the multitude of edge offerings in the market today? In this session I will describe the features enterprise-grade edge software must have to... Read More
Eric Simone
IoT Slam Live 2018 Virtual Only Sessions
Even more exclusive sessions added to IoT Slam Live 2018 Agenda conference proceedings. (Please note these sessions are delivered virtually and speakers may not necessarily be in R.T.P June 21 - 22)
Day 1
21 Jun 2018
Virtual Only
Beyond Bitcoin: Extending Blockchain to IoT
Session Abstract: Most people have heard of Bitcoin, and also know that blockchain is one of the underlying concepts behind this cryptocurrency. However, the ability to share information via a... Read More
Nelson Petracek
Virtual Only
Augmented Intelligence: AI & IoT for Triage from Precision Medicine to Predictive Maintenance
One of the most common business patterns of artificial intelligence we see in the field is “AI as Triage”. This is where AI is augmenting human decisions with predictions. The... Read More
Sourav Dey
Virtual Only
AI is the key to unlock IoT potential
Session Abstract: Without AI, data from the IOT deployments has “limited value” as traditional business intelligence tools can’t wring insights from data quickly enough. If your company has plans for... Read More
Ajay Malik
Virtual Only
Automated Development for Cross-Platform IoT
Session Abstract: New development tools have been created to automatically generate and test code for the Open Connectivity Foundation cross-platform IoT standard. Now a functional hardware prototype can be up... Read More
Clarke Stevens
Virtual Only
Transforming Industries: The Power of Preventive Maintenance and IoT
Session Abstract: Today’s digital revolution has resulted in the world becoming increasingly built of infinite data. With 20B connected things globally (IHS), IoT offers valuable insights gained from data coming... Read More
Tim LeBeau
Virtual Only
Is Gartner’s “Hybrid Transactional Analytical Processing” (HTAP) the key to IOT?
Session Abstract: We all thought we learned all the vocabulary we needed in school, but in the past months Gartner and then Forrester gave us new names for what happens... Read More
Kevin Goldstein
Virtual Only
Design challenges on how to secure low compute, low power IoT sensors and endpoint devices
Session Abstract: By 2025, 90% of all data created in the global datasphere will need some level of security but less than 50% will be secured. The main growth in... Read More
Francois Le
Virtual Only
IoT ecosystem in NZ
Session Abstract: The speaker will provide an overview of the Internet of Things ecosystem in New Zealand and how the Waikato region is leading initiatives related to the application of... Read More
Jannat Maqbool
Virtual Only
Disrupting Physical Security through Digitalization and IoT
Session Abstract: Protecting people, locations and assets is a critical part of any enterprise. Robust security surveillance systems are often inadequate or cost prohibitive, especially when it comes to locations... Read More
Nader Fathi
Virtual Only
Securing Wireless Communications for Fixed Devices
Session Abstract: Businesses are increasingly being attacked through vulnerable devices that provide entry points into the network for malicious perpetrators. Wireless devices, employed to improve efficiency and convenience, raise concerns... Read More
Page Heller
Virtual Only
Innovations in Personalizing Healthcare Benefits, Reducing Costs and Predicting Lifetime Healthcare Costs
Session Abstract: New decision support analytics models for healthcare are revolutionizing accuracy, depth and the personalization of information. These innovative models can: project people’s lifetime healthcare costs; select the optimal... Read More
Mark Tanning
Virtual Only
The Theorem of Everything
Session Abstract: We are familiar with the Arthur C Clarke adage, where technology can be indistinguishable from magic but we have learned since then that that magic can fade away... Read More
Thom Wiley
Virtual Only
IoT Disruptions in the Driverless World
Session Abstract: Come find out how about the impact of the convergence of IoT and the Driverless Cars on a wide range of industries and what this means for your... Read More
Sudha Jamthe
Virtual Only
Spend Smart — the Billions of Things
Session Abstract: It’s exciting to be part of the Billions of Things trend, and potentially invest tons of money and resources along the way. As a technology business stakeholder and... Read More
Roxy Stimpson
Virtual Only
Experiences of automatic IoT and AI-based monitoring systems for smart water management
Session Abstract: Water stress is increasing worldwide due to economic, social and environmental factors related to climate changes. This situation is aggravated by ageing infrastructures, which are often responsible for... Read More
Daniela Tulone
Virtual Only
Hydration: The Solution for Limitless IoT Productivity and Creativity Improvement
Session Abstract: We tend to focus on the IoT and forget that it’s people that are connected. When we are not at peak performance, we cannot produce optimal work. Even... Read More
Jonathan Steele
Headline Virtual Keynote – Reimagining Retail with IoT
Session Abstract Data-driven technology is transforming our world, and IoT solutions are reshaping the enterprise edge, especially in retail. Jeff will talk about how personal and business expectations are on... Read More
Jeffrey Schmitz
IoT Data Pipeline Orchestration
Session Abstract: As Big Data applications become increasingly complex, there are more and more tasks involved in the end-to-end processing. This talk presents a comprehensive runthrough and solutioning of data... Read More
Tony Shan
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