MARKET AND INDUSTRY DRIVING FACTORS
Evolution scenarios for the IoT technology impacting infrastructures and enterprise
April 10 – 9:15 -11:15 a.m.
Key Takeaways
- World market overview, technology trends and industry driving factors
- Regulation scenarios for the widespread availability of the IoT digital technologies
- New business models and Open Innovation, the changing shape of the IoT
ecosystem - IoT connectivity, the networks multi-technology landscape, from LPWA to Narrowband to satellite
(Please find the speaking slots in the Italian web page)
INDUSTRY 4.0
Digital transformation in the smart factory
April 10 – 2.30 -5.30 p.m.
Key Takeaways
- Production systems as of today and in the next future, innovative technology adoption and process re-engineering
- Experiences, projects and solutions currently available in the various industries
- Ecosystem, competence and open innovation in the fourth industrial revolution
- Insights on helping the competitiveness strategies. Implementing the National Plan
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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION, CLOUD & DATACENTER, IOT ANALYTICS
Solutions available today and in the upcoming future
April 10 – 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Key Takeaways
- Technology and solutions: the news for the enterprises world
- Supporting the business decision-making process through Big Data and IoT Analytics
- Cloud e fog computing, Infrastructures for analyzing and acting on IoT data. Open source architectures
- Geographical Information Systems and Internet of Things, perspectives for business applications
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SMART CITIES AND SMART COMMUNITIES, IOT NETWORKS, FIELD SERVICES
IoT technology for infratructures and digital services
April 11 – 2:30 – 5:30 p.m.
Key Takeaways
• Essential technology for the Smart City digital services
• Infrastructures, networks, smart buildings
• Smart and sustainable mobility
• Promotion of cultural heritage
• Smart Government, Big Data and Urban Analytics
• Security for people and communities
• Energy efficiency and environment sustainability
• Smart Living and Smart Healthcare
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5G OPPORTUNITY FOR COMPETITIVE DEVELOPMENT
April 11 – 11:15 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
11:15 Opening remarks
Andrea M. Michelozzi, President, Comunicare Digitale
The 5G historic turning-point
Mario Frullone, Research Director, Fondazione Ugo Bordoni
11:35 The end of the Digital divide. The industry plans
Speech by:
Fastweb
Open Fiber
TIM
Wind Tre
Moderator: Andrea Biondi, Journalist, Il Sole 24 Ore
12:20 5G: Industries and Cities
Gino Carrozzo, Deputy Head of R&D, Nextworks
12:35 5G for the development of 2020 age cities
Mauro di Bugno, Director, Comune di Lucca
12:50 5G Overview Worldwide
Massimo Basile, Head of Network and Managed Services, Italy and South East Mediterranean, Ericsson
1:05 5G, Cities and new Media services
Gino Alberico, Director, Centro ricerche e innovazione tecnologica RAI
1:20 Q&A
1:30 End of session
In collaboration with
“INTERNET OF ENERGY”, THE ENABLER OF INNOVATIVE SERVICES
April 10 – 9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Smart Grid, Smart Lighting, Power Charging and energy saving
- Beyond just distribution: market overview, technology trends and development of the Internet of Energy
- Digitalization and customer experience in the Smart Grid: enabling the adoption of the cutting-edge services among customers in the public and private sector
- Communication systems for energy: integration with telecommunications
- Energy efficiency and enabling technologies in the public and private sector, in domestic, corporate and urban sphere
- Energy Storage: performances and market development
- Requirements for the next generation of smart meters
(Please find the speaking slots in the Italian web page)
ESCO TECH FORUM
Enabling technology for energy management: Storage, estimation, measurement, management
April 11 – 9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
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in collaboration with
EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY FOR INTERNET OF THINGS
Technology trends & business applications
April 10 – 2:30 – 5:00 p.m. and April 11 – 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Key Takeaways
- From sensors to service: the technological challenges related to data collection and processing
- Big Data management, Cloud and Fog computing, infrastructures for the analysis, security and management of data generated by Io
- Technology and business evolutionary scenarios of network infrastructures for embedded system connectivity: Cat M1, NB-IoT, Sigfox and LoRa in the domestic and global development scenario.
- Application areas and solutions available today and in perspective
- Energy consumption management: from the creation of low-power components to the optimization of the use of batteries, from energy harvesting to energy storage, the next technological challenges to support the development of IoT
- IOT Security: from the single component to the integrated system, state of the art and measures available today to tackle the threats
- Security by design, guaranteeing security right from the design phase
(Please find the speaking slots in the Italian web page)
CONNECTING TECH CORPORATES WITH IOT ENTREPRENEURS
April 11 – 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
International tech players will join us on stage to provide insights on how to turn your business idea into a successful start-up.
The session will also feature a selection of forward-thinking Italian finalists and winners of the last edition of the IOT/WT Innovation World Cup®, the world leading competition in the area of IoT, who will showcase their product on stage.
With over 14 years running successful competitions, the Innovation World Cup® Series is the world leading open innovation platform in the areas of IOT and wearables, connecting the ingenuity of techpreneurs with the potency of leading industry partners.
Key Takeaways
- Overview on the world leading competition in the area the Internet of Things
- Discussion about the major pitfalls for startups on their way from an idea to a products
- Innovative solutions from Italian techpreneurs disrupting the Home, Transport and Retail industries
Moderator:
Christian Stammel, CEO, Navispace & WT | Wearable Technologies
Speakers:
Andrea Onetti, Analog MEMS Sensor Group VP and MEMS Sensor Division GM, STMicroelectronics
Ready-to-go Ecosystem for IoT Innovators
IoT devices comes in many different shapes and forms and face a challenging mix of requirements to meet the needs of targeted applications. This requires a set of powerful, compact, secure and low power components that developers can quickly integrate to create prototypes and test their ideas. To make this a reality pre-integrated hardware and software solutions and easy-to-use tools are key to ease the life of developers. ST offers a complete portfolio of products and a ready-to-go ecosystem for IoT innovators.
Marco Liviantoni,, Business Development Manager, beexlab
HACKING THE WINE INDUSTRY
Wine industry is in trouble. With wine consumption at historic lows, and wine production consistently on the rise, the wine industry finds itself in a unique and problematic over-under situation: too much wine for the audience that’s drinking less and less of it, especially young people who are turning more frequently to craft beer and spirits. ALBICCHIERE hacking the system in a whole industry that is ripe for fresh thinking that flips accepted practice on its head, to design the smart wine dispenser.
Bernard Vicens, Director Segment Smart Consumer & Buildings, EBV Elektronik
EBV IoT Hero, How to become part of it
A great product idea is the start of a challenging journey. There are several critical steps start-ups have to go to successfully establishing an IoT solution in the market. What are the dos and donts of creating a functional prototype, finding the right technology partners, and making the solution ready for mass production. With existing development tools like Arduino or Java prototypes can be built very quickly. However, creating an IoT solution which could be sold thousands of times is different and time-consuming. You have to set-up a robust solution with suitable hardware components, meet certification and mass requirements – huge barriers to overcome for start-ups.
Bernard will give a deep expert insight into the technology side of creating a successful IoT solution ready for mass production
Corrado Maggi, CEO, MyClose
Myclose: the lock of future is smart
A new generation of clever lock is entering the market. How they work? Which are the main features? Why they increase security? Are they a breakthrough for insurance business model?
Andrea Ballarini, Business Development Manager, VARTA Microbattery
Battery as key component for successful products
How to move from Smart Idea to a successful product.
Using key component quality, safety, and dimensionally proper.
Basically this create a list of feature that without will not been possible to achieve
Fedele Gallileo, Sales Manager IoT, Gemalto
Bringing Trust to the IoT world
In an increasingly connected world, IoT security is the most challenging topic to be tackled by the IoT stakeholders.
Gemalto is committed to support the IoT growth by delivering state-of-the-art secure devices and solutions to protect data and user privacy.
Luigi Palumbo, CEO, Pagita
Automatic Vending. Connected
Pagita uses cutting edge technologies for connecting vending machines and transforming them into smart and digital points of sales. This way, IoT meets retail and transforms the interaction with the consumers.
in collaboration with
CYBERSECURITY OF THINGS & GDPR
Strategies and best practices for the IoT value chain
April 11 – 10:00 – 12:40 a.m.
Key Takeaways
- Identify the best defense approaches in view of the complexity of networks and the number of devices to be protected
- Balancing the cost-benefit ratio of an IoT solution considering the different value of a piece of information with respect to the value of a raw outcome
- Understand and identify corporate responsibilities in the definition, implementation and management of a security solution in the IoT field
- Evaluate the need for an innovative approach rather than conservative one in the application of security strategies in the IoT field
- Acquire an overview of tools, techniques and solutions to mitigate the risks related to IT security in complex and evolving environments, such as IoT realizations.
(Please find the speaking slots in the Italian web page)
MARKET, DEVELOPMENT FACTORS AND BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
Evolutionary scenarios and solutions available for the spreading of Blockchain technology in different vertical markets
April 11 – 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Key Takeaways
- Overview of the global market, technological trends and elements of development
- Technological components fundamental for the development of services enabled by decentralization and cryptography
- State-of-the-art of experiences, projects and solutions implemented in the various sectors of industry
- Perspectives related to the Internet of Things, the “next big thing” for the spreading of the blockchain after the financial sector
- The role of innovative startups in the creation of the market and in the promotion of diffusion among companies
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END USERS MEET OPEN INNOVATION AND DESIGN THINKING
April 10 – 2:00 – 5:30 p.m.
Strategies, business models and tools to foster the the enterprises innovation process
STARTUP SPOTLIGHT: Selected startups and scaleups are presented to professional investors and end user companies
In collaboration with Innovation World Cup® Series
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END-USERS MEET 5G, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, IOT ANALYTICS AND BLOCKCHAIN
morning session
April 11 – 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
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END-USERS MEET 5G, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, IOT ANALYTICS AND BLOCKCHAIN
afternoon session
April 11 – 2:30 – 5:00 p.m.
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