Tuesday, February 11, 2020
1:00-1:55pm
Tuesday - 2/11/20
Smart City (Room 118)
Discuss: Let There Be Smart Lighting: How Municipalities Can and Should Leverage Lighting for Big Results SC-P1
Editorial Director
IoT Evolution World
CEO
Rocket Wagon Venture Studios
Senior Vice President
Mera Software Services
Every city, town, municipality, gas station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse and doghouse has one ubiquitous thing in common: the lighting. More and more, cities have the opportunity to leverage those lighting stations as centers of connectivity, hubs for information and points of reference for Smart City Activations throughout the area. In this panel, we will examine how these can and do work, and what that can mean for businesses and citizens who live and work nearby. Register me
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Intelligent Edge |
Smart City |
2:00-2:55pmpm
Tuesday - 2/11/20
Smart City (Room 118)
Discuss: Digital Twin Cities: Why Digital Twin Should Be Part of Every Smart City Strategy SC-P3
Editorial Director
IoT Evolution World
Director of Technology
US Ignite
IoT Specialist
Verizon Wireless
Digital Twin technologies have been proving their usefulness and effectiveness in the IIoT for years, but in a system as complex as a Smart City or municipality, there could be so much value and function to be found in a Digital Twin strategy. This panel will explore how such a Smart City Digital Twin might function, and how it could be used to improve citizen experience, economic growth, and municipal operations. Register me
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Smart City |
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Thursday, February 13, 2020
1:00pm
Thursday - 2/13/20
Smart City (Room 118)
Discuss: Public-Private Partnerships for SC Success SC-01
CEO
Rocket Wagon Venture Studios
Program Manager
Geekdom
Chief Innovation Officer / Director of Information Technology
City of Coral Gables, FL
SolutionsPath Consultant, Smart Cities, Analytics and IoT Solutions, North America
Tech Data
When the concept of Smart Cities first took off some government funding became available for investing in solutions, that made the City the boss. Then various utilities started enabling solutions and the companies were driving decisions. How can smart cities be a win / win for enterprise and government? What are realistic goals to be made between the partners? Do smart cities have to have visible results for the politicians to have public support? Register me
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Best Practices Theatre |
Smart City |
Smart IIoT |
2:00pm
Thursday - 2/13/20
Smart City (Room 118)
Spotlight: Argentina Sends Automated, Connected Vehicles for a Test Drive SC-02
COO
CABASE
In this Spotlight Case Study session, the COO of Argentina’s Internet chamber will give attendees a taste of the country’s first Autonomous Vehicle pilot program. Register me
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Best Practices Theatre |
Smart City |
Smart IIoT |
2:30pm
Thursday - 2/13/20
Smart City (Room 118)
Spotlight: Smart City Security SC-03
Critical Infrastructure – System Engineering Manager
RAD
This spotlight session will explore the unique concerns in securing a Hyper-connected Smart City. Register me
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Best Practices Theatre |
Smart City |
3:00pm
Thursday - 2/13/20
Smart City (Room 118)
Discuss: How Smart Cities Will Leverage the Edge SC-04
Head of City Partnerships
Worth CITIES
Chief Innovation Officer / Director of Information Technology
City of Coral Gables, FL
Business Development Manager, Smart Cities
Axis Communications, Inc
Owner/Founder
SÓ
Most cities have centralized systems; the board of Ed, the Municipal services, the mayor’s office. The edge, on the other hand, is where the smart cities “things” are being deployed; street lighting, parking systems, schools. What are the implications for city IT departments to support edge solutions? Find out how the can the edge be integrated into existing systems and what new services are enabled by deploying at the edge. Register me
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Best Practices Theatre |
Smart City |
Smart IIoT |
4:00pm
Thursday - 2/13/20
Smart City (Room 118)
Discuss: Using Data to Drive Smart City SC-05
Head of City Partnerships
Worth CITIES
Head of Alliances & Marketing, Intelligent Environments
GE Current, a Daintree Company
Attorney
Ice Miller LLP
Sr. Director
Visa Inc.
Chief Architect
Knights of Columbus
A city is a font of useful and actionable data. To be a Smart City, municipalities must learn to capture and capitalize on that data. In this session, our panel will discuss the power and uses of Data and Analytics to make cities smarter. Register me
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Smart City |
Smart IIoT |
Friday, February 14, 2020