IoT Symposium 2016

Fältcom - The benefits of Co-shaping the Internet of Things.

Carola Delsinger, Territory Sales Manager at Fält Communications AB

What can you gain from being a part of an ecosystem with co-creation and co-shaping? With stories of co-creations within smart cities, public transport and vehicles, Fältcom presents why you can’t afford not joining one, and what the benefits are - for both customer and end-user.

Guest speaker - The Benefits of IoT now and in the future

Östen Frånberg, IoT-specialist at 1A konsult

The importance of digitization and change in business models with examples from smart transport & logistics solutions. The ongoing paradigm shift towards Interoperability and integration with existing IT systems. The Trend of international standards in the IoT.

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HERE - Location, at the very heart of IoT

David Eybert-Berard, Managing Director at HERE Sweden

In a connected IoT world where devices and objects are often mobile, location is paramount for decision-making and forms a crucial part of many IoT use cases. In this presentation, HERE will describe the fundamentals of ‘location IoT’ and how we are working with development partners in the areas of mobility, tracking and smart cities to build IoT solutions which optimise mobility, reduce environmental impact, increase economic viability and improve quality of life.

Cisco - Energy, the cross vertical X factor of IOT

Henrik Vikberg, Excecutive Advisor Manufacturing practice at EMEAR Cisco

Energy or energy consumption plays a key role in many IOT applications. Regardless If we´re talking about manufacturing, smart grid, smart cities or transportation, energy or energy loss is key component and needs to be monitored, controlled and managed. Find out more how and why by participating in Beneficial IOT breakout session.

Addsecure - Secure Communication in a smart world

Henrik Hjelte, Product manager at Addsecure

Connecting things can mean enormous advantages and the possibilities of the Internet of Things are endless. But infinite possibilities do not come without risks. Unauthorized access to devices, communication and systems can have consequences that may be hard to see at first glance. What are the risks and what mindset is required to avoid them?

Intel and selected partners - IoT in Buildings and Industry solutions drives sustainability and business value - concrete examples

Johan Falk, Head of Intel IoT Ignition Lab

Peter Andersson, CEO Pythagoras

Peter Regio, CEO Flowscape

Lars Ramfeldt, CEO Yanzi

Rickard Fristedt, Senior Business Development Manager  IoT Dell

The what question: WWF just announced their Living Planet Report describing how the human pressure on the planet has been increasing exponentially driving climate change,  deforestation and life extinction. The curves must shift downwards and the ICT industry has an  opportunity to drive IoT solutions which enables BOTH increased business - societal value AND decreased ecological foot-print simultaneously – which is game-changing.

The how question: To enable a mass-market, the industry will move from vertical lock-in solutions towards secure, horizontal, IP-based, standardized solutions applying Software Defined Architecture (SDI) at the Edge, and central/edge distribution of analytics.   This enables efficient standard hardware and continuous  software-driven innovation,  from cloud to edge. New mobile network technologies such as NB-IoT will also enable new usage models

We will highlight concrete examples together with some of our partners:

IoT Office Solution with Flowscape, Pythagoras and Yanzi Networks.

IoT Industry Solution with Dell and Axxelerate

IoT Mobile Network solution with Gemalto

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Virtual Access - Critical applications within the Vehicle, industry and utilities market

Michael Burke, Product Manager and Björn Klebe, Sales Director Nordic at Virtual Access

Customer case from the Power Utility market will act as a reference. Virtual Access will also promote the sustainability values, mainly thru remote deployment, management and support.

ACAL Bfi - Reduce IOT solution Time-To-Market with Open Hardware and Open Source Software

Hans Andersson, Sales Manager Wireless & M2M at ACAL Bfi

A real life example of Sensor-to-Cloud based on the managed open hardware platform for IOT running Linux with the Legato application framework dedicated for IOT.

Huawei - Connecting the Verticals

Anastasia Ribbing Kristoffers, Senior Managing Consultant at Huawei

Huawei is active in IoT implementations around the world, and will here present four successful IoT cases, as well as some analysis on the different IoT business models applied.