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?

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?

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?

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.

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.

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.

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?

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.

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?