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Dr. Reginald BrothersUnder Secretary for Science

and Technology,US Department of Homeland Security

Jan De WittePresident & CEO, IT,GE Healthcare

Brian Van HarlingenCTO , Belkin

Michael LunaCTO,

Jawbone

Shiraz Hasan, AVP Industrial IoT Solutions,

AT&T

Scott Jensen,UX Designer,Google

Thiru ArunachalamCEO,Peel

Anna Jen, Director, New Ventures/New Products for

Epson America,Epson

John Mattison, CMIO/Assistant Medical Director,

Kaiser Permanente

Chris BorrosPresident,

Thread Group

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IoT ANALYTICS & SECURITY SUMMITSintroducing the iot analytics summit & iot securitysummit. a brand new feature to the show in 2015,

the iot analytics summit will teach you how to interrogatethe massive quantities of data being generated by iot andtransform it into useable information. equally the iotsecurity summit will cover everything you need to knowabout protecting your data associated with the everincreasing amount of connected devices.

IoT OPENSOURCESUMMIT

this summit will delveinto systems availableon the market and howthey can benefit the iotindustry.

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCEComprising two days of high levelconference keynotes, practioner case

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John MattisonCMIO/AssistantMedical Director,

Kaiser Permanente

HEAR FROM THE LEADING BRANDS FROM KEY VERTICALS IN IoT

Colin BoydCIO,

Johnson Controls

Jan De WittePresident & CEO, IT, GE Healthcare

Gary StrumoloManager, Vehicle Designand Infotronics, R&A, Ford Motor Company

Brian Van HarlingenCTO,Belkin

Peter TaylorSenior Product

Manager, Belkin

International

Dr. Jörg BrakensiekStandardization

Director, Automotive, Microsoft

Sonny VuCEO, Founder,

Misfit Wearables

Reid CarlbergSenior Director,Evangelism,

Salesforce.com

Tim MyersSenior Systems

Architect,RailComm

Qaizar HassonjeeVP Innovation,

Adidas WearableSports Electronics

Chris BruceFounder & CEO, Sproutling

Mark SpatesHead of Digital Home

Platform andPartnerships, Logitech

Roman M. KuropasFounder and CEO, Innova UEV

Thiru ArunachalamCEO, Peel

Prakash IyerVice President,

SoftwareArchitecture &

Strategy, Trimble

Hakan KostepenExecutive Director - Product

Planning Strategy & Innovation, Panasonic AutomotiveSystems Company of

America

Dennis MiloseskiVice President. Head

of Studio,Samsung Mobile

UXCA

Pearce MelcherTech Researcher,

SparkfunElectronics

Ethan Schur,COO, Grush

Peter Li, Co-Founder & CEO, Atlas Wearables

Michael Luna, CTO,

Jawbone

Scott Jensen,UX Designer, Google

Stephanie A. Race,CEO,

Crop Performance

Walter “Buzz”Stewart,

Chief R&D Officer, Sutter Health

Ryan Wartena,CEO & Co-Founder,

Geli

Eugene Kolker PhD;Chief Data Officer, Seattle Children's

Hospital

Zach Gentry,Vice President,

BusinessDevelopment, Enlighted

Charles YimMichael,

Founder and CEO,Breathometer

Brett Worthington,General Manager,

Wink

Radek Tadajewski, CEO,Oort

Xavier Datin, SVP,EcoBusiness,

Schneider Electric

Rafael Laskier,Strategy & Innovation

Manager , Vale

Scott Henneberry,VP, Smart Grid

Strategy, Schneider Electric

Scott Burnell,GlobalLead, BusinessDevelopment &

PartnerManagement,Ford MotorCompany

Amanda Parrilli,Director of Strategic

BusinessDevelopment – Home

Automation, The Home Depot


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Dr. ReginaldBrothers,

Under Secretary forScience andTechnology,

US Department ofHomeland Security

Ashok Srivastava, Chief Data Scientist,

Verizon

Angel Mercedes, , M2M/IoT Sr. Business

DevelopmentManager,

T-Mobile USA

Francisco J. Jariego, Director of Industrial

IoT, Telefonica

Mohamad Nasser, Sr. Director, M2MProduct, Platformsand Marketing,

Sprint

Scott Allan, Director, Ting

Patrice Slupowski,VP, Digital Innovation,

Orange

Shawn Sanderson,Vice President,

Internet of Things,Telus

Davide Sorbara,Vice Chairman,

ETSI; Researcher,

Telecom Italia

Keith Saft, Founder, BLNK.io

(Telefonica)

Shiraz Hasan,AVP Industrial IoT

Solutions, AT&T

Chris Borros, President,

Thread Group

Tom Kerber, Director, Research,Home Controls &

Energy, Parks Associates

Jesse Berst, Chairman,

Smart CitiesCouncil

James Brehm, Founder andTechnologyEvangelist,

James Brehm &Associates

Dr. Richard Soley,Executive Director, Industrial Internet

Consortium

Ron Zimmer, Founder and CEO,

CABA

Ian Skerrett, VP of Marketing,

Eclipse Foundation

Ludovic Copéré, Growth Ventures &

Innovation, Sony Corporation

of America

Aaron Kaufman, Vice President and ChiefTechnology Officer,

Blueshield of California

Ben Bateman,Associate Director forHardware, Design,and Technology,

Indiegogo

Praveen Lingathoti,Investments &

BusinessDevelopment, SK

TelecomsAmericas, Inc.

Ed Maguire,Managing Directorand Senior Analyst,CLSA Americas

Ken Forster,Managing Partner,

ThingMUSEVentures

Daniel Obodovski, Author,

"The SilentIntelligence:

The Internet ofThings"

Mike Kuniavsky,Principal Scientist,

Palo Alto ResearchCenter (PARC)

Ben Bajarin, Principal Analyst,Consumer Market

Intelligence,Creative

Strategies, Inc.,Columnist. TIME &Tech.pinions

Brian Nordmann, AVC VTT Director,

U S Department ofState

JonathanReichental,

CIO, City of Palo Alto

Jeffrey L. Spencer, ITS Team Leader,

Federal TransportAuthority

Lauren Mattern,Parking Policy and

Technology Manager, San FranciscoMunicipal

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DAY ONE – MAY 12TH

Keynotes: Creating Value and Monetizing IoT

7.45am Analyst Breakfast briefings

10.10am Networking Coffee Break & Executive Speed Networking

Chairman's Welcome & Market Analysis: Understanding Consumer & Industry demand, usage and behaviour• What are the actual figures of iot take up? How many people are buying connected devices? Who is selling what?

Leaders Panel: Creating Value from IoT • assessing the commercial feasibility and monetization of iot• How can iot impact enterprise productivity and enhance processes to create value? What does the enterprise/consumer need and how can iot meet

these demands?• role of 3rd parties in offering value added services• How will the technologies evolve?• managing iot data & Creating value through analytics• How can the data be managed effectively?• data visualisation and interoperability

Case Study: How can enterprises use IoT to create an engaging brand experience?keynote speaker to be announced shortly – keep updated at www.iotworldevent.com

Investing in IoT Panel: Assessing the Investment Climate & Accelerating Innovation• identifying opportunities for iot investment: Where do the investment opportunities lie?• How has the investment climate developed over the past 12 months?• What are the main financial considerations? What are the risks?

open to all attendees, the analyst breakfast briefings provide a unique platform for open & informal discussion with leading experts in the iot space.

each roundtable discussion addresses a specific topic area led by an analyst, and you are invited to join and contribute to the debate, pose your ownquestions and take away valuable insight into the future of iot

Aapo Markkanen,Principal Analyst, ABI Research &

Dan Shey, Practice Director, ABI Research

James Brehm, Founder and Technology Evangelist,James Brehm & Associates –

Ben Bajarin,Principal Analyst, Consumer MarketIntelligence, Creative Strategies, Inc., Columnist. TIME & Tech.pinions

John Byrne,Directing Analyst, M2M and IoT,

Infonetics

IoT AnalyticsSmart Cities

Topic to be announcedRole of LTE & 5G

Tomer Yosef-Or,Principal,ABRY Partners

Ludovic Copéré, Growth Ventures & Innovation, Sony Corporation of America

Ken Forster,Managing Partner,ThingMUSE Ventures

Ed Maguire, Managing Director and Senior Analyst, CLSA Americas

Ben Bateman, Associate Director, Design & Technology Categories at Indiegogo


Brian Van Harlingen,Chief Technology Officer,Belkin

Anna Jen, Director, New Ventures/New Products forEpson America, Epson

8.30am

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CONSUMER IOT FOCUSSED TRACKS

Consumer Wearables & Fitness Connected & Autonomous Cars

MAY 12TH DAY ONE AGENDA CONTINUED...

11.10am TRACK KEYNOTESLatest Trends and Developments in IoT and Wearables

Keeping up with demand and future trends in Wearables for health andfitness: What’s next?• sharing best practice: overcoming the typical challenges restricting consumer uptake

and adoption• developing new products/features to keep the consumer engaged• improving communication between wearables and phones/ tablets/ laptopsMichael Luna, CTO, Jawbone

Case Study: Launching smart glasses and fitness/sports wearablesAnna Jen, Director, New Ventures/New Products for Epson America, Epson

Panel Discussion: Examining emerging business opportunities inwearable technology• Where are the commercial opportunities?• bringing together ecosystems to drive wearable device developments • emergence of company-funded wearables in the workplace• Working with insurance companies to remind users of benefits to keep active• How should these devices be priced to ensure successful take up?Qaizar Hassonjee, VP Innovation, Adidas Wearable Sports Electronics Daniel Obodovski,Author, “The Silent Intelligence: The Internet of Things"

Fashion designer/Retailer Insight: Wearables and Fashion• Creating a consumer-friendly & attractive product • ensuring Cutting edge design & ui to ensure consumer adoptionSpeaker to be announced

Misfit Wearables Case Study: Highlighting the key factors for success inWearables for Health and FitnessHow to ensure successful take-up? Highlighting major pain points restricting widespreadadoption• What are the main drivers for wearables for health & fitness?• following recent investments, what are misfits’ plans moving forward?• How can iot and Wearables change the way consumers think about their healthcare,

fitness and lifestyle? How can companies leverage this behavior?Sonny Vu,CEO, Founder, Misfit Wearables

Panel Discussion: Engaging with the Consumer through creating anEffective User Interface and Design• making wearable technology even easier and more accessible for the consumer• engaging with the consumer to ensure they continue using the product once the

novelty has worn off• delivering a user friendly and engaging design to keep the user motivated• building an engaging ux to meet user demand and experienceAntonio Jara, Vice-Chair, IEEE ComSoc IoT; CEO, HOP Ubiquitous, Assistant Prof.,HESSO SwitzerlandPearce Melcher,Tech Researcher, Sparkfun ElectronicsPeter Li, Co-Founder & CEO, Atlas Wearables

Is there a need for new battery and charging technologies• to what extent is there a need for new technologies to accommodate the explosion of

new wearable technologySpeaker to be announced

Changing the way that Wearables can track your Health through SweatSensors• Working with and developing technologies for the u.s. air force research laboratoryJason Heikenfeld, Professor,University of Cincinnati

Panel Discussion: How will the market will continue to change and evolve • examining niche markets with huge potentials i.e. pet/ baby market wearables• powering the internet of toys• advancements in miniaturization of devices• examining the role of nanotechnology• Wireless power Charging opportunities: Moderator: Ben Bajarin, Principal Analyst, Consumer Market Intelligence , CreativeStrategies, Inc., Columnist. TIME & Tech.pinionsKrissa Watry, Co-Founder, DynepicChris Bruce,Founder & CEO, SproutlingMolly Maloof, MD, Physician Technologist/Director of Clinical Strategy, Doctorbase/Medical Advisor, GeneSolve

12.30pm – 1.45pm networking lunch

3.00pm – 4.00pm networking Coffee break

5.30pm end of track

Examining Niche & Emerging Wearable Opportunities

Sustaining the successful Wearables Market


11.10am TRACK KEYNOTESLooking ahead towards Autonomous Vehicles

Case Study: Examining the Car Manufacturer’s strategy forconnected and autonomous vehicles?• What does the future hold for the Connected Car?• How will the car become one of the key mobile devices for iot?• How can the car facilitate data sharing across different verticals to facilitate the

connected lifestyle, e.g. with the homeHenry Bzeih, Head of Connected Car/CTO, Kia

What does the future hold for the Connected Car • How will the car become one of the key mobile devices for iot?• How can the car facilitate data sharing across different verticals to facilitate the

connected lifestyle, e.g. with the homeSpeaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: Highlighting Emerging business models for thewider ecosystem of the Connected Car • How can the converging verticals work together whilst still maintaining differentiation• bringing together in-vehicle operating systems, wireless and in-vehicle data

communication, machine learning, analytics, speech recognition, contentmanagement …

• examining the revenue opportunities & business models for integrating entertainmentfeaturesModerator: Maxine Bingham, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, IoT PerspectivesHenry Bzeih, Head of Connected Car/CTO,KiaPatrice Slupowski,VP, Digital Innovation, OrangeRoman M. Kuropas, Founder and CEO, Innova UEVDr. Jörg Brakensiek,Standardization Director, Automotive, Microsoft

When can we expect truly autonomous vehicles?• Highlighting and overcoming the key challenges• examining recent trials/successes• analyst prediction and timelines Speaker to be announced

Delivering safety in the Connected and Autonomous Vehicle• assessing the technologies available to ensuring safe and secure driving • With drivers now having to pay attention to even more controls, displays and alerts than

ever before, how can car manufacturers meet demand for connectivity whilst at thesame time ensuring safety?

• is technology in the car a help or hindrance?Speaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: Moving towards a future of Autonomous and Self-Driving Vehicles• addressing the future challenges hindering autonomous car development• Creating machine learning opportunities to optimize travel paths/ time of day travel/

energy saving …. Praveen Lingathoti, Investments & Business Development, SK Telecoms Americas,Louay A. Eldada, CEO, Co-Founder, Quanergy Systems

Health and Wellness in the Car • maximising safety in the car • assessing systems that increase safety and minimize distraction concerns• an overview of health and wellness initiatives, e.g. alerts for low blood sugar levels• ensuring privacy of health info Gary Strumolo, Manager, Vehicle Design and Infotronics, R&A,Ford Motor Company

Panel Discussion: Overcoming the threats to connected car securityand driver • How can vehicles use this technology to avoid collisions? • Highlighting the key safety concernsModerator: Daniel Ramos, Senior Analyst - Enterprise Cloud & M2M Practice Leader,Pyramid ResearchJeffrey L. Spencer, ITS Team Leader, Federal Transport AuthorityScott Burnell, Global Lead, Business Development & Partner Management, FordDeveloper Program, Ford Motor Company

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Addressing Opportunities for the Autonomous Vehicle

Future Developments. Trends and Challenges

Smart Cities Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Logistics

MAY 12TH DAY ONE AGENDA CONTINUED... INDUSTRIAL IoT FOCUSSED TRACKS


11.10am TRACK KEYNOTESMonetizing the Industrial Internet

Transforming and Optimizing business processes with IoT • How can iot drive future business transformation?• How can Cio’s use iot technologies to maximize business development and efficiency • evaluating the impacts and opportunities from big data • assessing the risks of iot in industry Colin Boyd,CIO, Johnson Controls

Panel Discussion: Increasing Productivity & Output forManufacturers through IoT applications• How to monetize through industrial internet value proposition• big data, processing and analytics for the industrial internet• upgrading legacy equipment & standards to smarter connected systems and

processesColin Boyd, CIO, Johnson ControlsMore panellists to be announced soon

Chairman’s Welcome: An Overview of latest developments andtrends in Industrial Smart BuildingsRon Zimmer, President & CEO,CABA (Continental Automated BuildingsAssociation)

Modernizing the Mining Industry with the Internet of Things • examining the context of iot for mining and why innovation is increasingly important• Highlighting the potential of iot to transform the industry• building a sustainable innovation culture to boost collaboration internally and externally• How can iot transform future mining activities making mine sites safer and more

productive• sharing best practice: showcasing real physical world activitiesRafael Laskier, Strategy & Innovation Manager at Global Strategy Department, Vale

Panel Discussion: Examining latest developments in Smart Buildingsin for Industry and Manufacturing • building the “smart factory”• examining how iot technologies can optimize efficiency and minimize energy

consumption through smarter building solutions• What can a smart building deliver?• integrating safety and security into smart buildingsModerator: Keith Robinson,Sr. Strategist & Consultant, Head of M2M/IoT, CompassIntelligenceUpal Basu, Partner, Nokia Growth partnersShiraz Hasan,AVP Industrial IoT Solutions, AT&T

IoT for Supply Chain Management• examining the benefits from collecting data from sensors and

communicating that data to factory floor workers, plant managers, softwaresystems …Speaker to be announced

What does IoT mean for Fleet Management and Tracking?• vehicle tracking and location tracking- traffic management systems• Quality of shipment Conditions• item location• storage incompatibility detection• fleet managementSpeaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: What is driving developments in IoT for FleetTracking• opportunities for vehicle tracking/traffic management systems• overcoming environmental concerns: reducing Co2 emissions• meeting fleet operators’ need for operational efficiencies Keith Saft, Founder, BLNK.io, TelefonicaMore panellists to be announced



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Industrial IoT in Practice

Supply Chain and Logistics Management

11.10am TRACK KEYNOTESEncouraging Public sector support and Investment in the Smart City

Chairman’s Welcome: An overview of latest developments andtrends in the Smart CityJesse Berst, Chairman, Smart Cities Council

Highlighting successes, failures and opportunities from recentSmart City Developments• examining recent developments in smart parking, traffic Congestion, smart lighting,

Waste management, smart roads, energy efficiency projects ..City Council Case Study to be announced

Panel Discussion: What is driving investment in Smart Cities andwhat does the investment climate look like?• How can municipalities justify the investment?• examining government and public sector spending on smart Cities: How much should

this be a priority?• to what extent can municipalities capitalise on the data they are collecting?• government backing of smart Cities in europeJesse Berst,Chairman, Smart Cities CouncilJonathan Reichental,CIO, City of Palo Alto

City of San Francisco SFpark Case Study• sharing best practice: How has san francisco successfully delivered sfpark - the

innovative parking policy pilot project• Why and how san francisco changed its approach to parking• showcasing the results and lessons learntLauren Mattern, Parking Policy and Technology Manager, San Francisco MunicipalTransportation Agency (SFMTA)

Using Big Data to decipher and overcome problems in PublicTransport• leveraging the ever-growing amount of data that the smart City has access to• How can smart cities derive actionable insights from the data they collect using

iot solutionsSpeaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: Addressing the key challenges facingdevelopments in Connected Transport Systems• Highlighting key use cases based on real-world examples• improvements in bus networks• tackling the huge infrastructure developments required to rail systems• How can technology tackle the key issues facing transport in urban areas• tackling congestion & parking• improving efficiency through data collection data in order to foresee and prevent failure• How can airports benefit from the internet of things: Connected aviation

opportunities and ChallengesModerator: Matt Hatton,Founder & CEO, Machina ResearchTim Myers, Senior Systems Architect, RailCommDeclan Byrne,President and CEO, WIMAX Forum

Opportunities For Digital Signage• Highlighting the revenue opportunities from advertising• What are the other benefits from digital signage? Speaker to be announced

IoT in Lighting• examining building lighting and street lighting• enabling surveillance at traffic lights• How can connected vehicles interact?Speaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: How can we build Smart cities with help from BigData? • What to do with the vast amount of data available in the smart City?Moderator: James Brehm,Founder and Technology Evangelist, James Brehm &AssociatesMelanie Nutter,Principal, Nutter Consulting/ Former City of San FranciscoDirector

Integrated Transport Systems

Moving towards a Smart City



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Keynotes: Delivering a Sustainable IoT Framework and Managing Data Effectively

Chairman's Welcoming Address

Carrier Case Study: Highlighting the key role and influence of service providers in driving and innovative IoT Keynote Speaker to be announced shortly – Keep updated at www.iotworldevent.com

Panel Discussion: Integrating IoT Technologies and Standards & Creating a Sustainable IoT framework • assessing the range of enabling technologies for iot • overcoming interoperability challenges• Which wireless standards will be most pertinent• How can the different standards be integrated i.e. integrating technologies in the radio access and application layer

Dr. Richard Soley, Executive Director, Industrial Internet Consortium

Chris Boross, President, Thread Group

Geoff MulliganFounder & PresidentIPSO Alliance

Senior Representative, AllSeen Alliance

Senior Representative, Open Internet Consortium

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DAY TWO – MAY 13TH

7.45am Analyst Breakfast briefings

open to all attendees, the analyst breakfast briefings provides a unique platform for open & informal discussion with leading experts in the iot space.

each roundtable discussion addresses a specific topic area led by an analyst, and you are invited to join and contribute to the debate, pose your ownquestions and take away valuable insight into the future of iot

Chris Massot,Partner,

Claro Partners

Colin Dixon, Chief Analyst and Founder,

nScreenMedia

Jessica Groopman, Senior Researcher, Altimeter Group

Tom Kerber, Director, Research, Home

Controls & Energy,Parks Associates

Matt Hatton, Founder & CEO,

Machina ResearchPrivacy, Ethics andPersonalization Smart Home

Smart CitiesMoving the IoT experiencebeyond simply

connecting devices

Topic to be announced


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10.10am Networking Coffee Break & Executive Speed Networking

CONSUMER IoT FOCUSSED TRACKS

Smart Home Beacons



11.10am TRACK KEYNOTESDevelopments in Smart Buildings and the Smart Home

Chairman’s Welcome: Examining the Evolution of IoT in Smart Buildings Ron Zimmer,President & CEO, CABA (Continental Automated BuildingsAssociation)

Panel Discussion: Delivering Smart Buildings in the home• overcoming the Challenges of integrating a full home service • addressing the importance of interoperability within the home • Combining the need for simplicity, seamless interaction and value added services to

bring iot to the consumer Moderator: Keith Robinson, Sr. Strategist & Consultant, Head of M2M/IoT, CompassIntelligence Holger Knoepke,Vice President Connected Home, Deutsche TelekomXavier Datin, SVP, EcoBusiness, Schneider Electric

Home Depot Case Study: A retailer insight into consumer demand,uptake and trends • showcasing consumer adoption of smart devices in the home• What are the most interesting product and entry points for consumer?Amanda Parrilli, Director of Strategic Business Development – Home Automation, TheHome Depot

Home Depot Case Study: A retailer insight into consumer demand,uptake and trends Amanda Parrilli, Director of Strategic Business Development – Home Automation,The Home DepotBrett Worthington, General Manager, Wink

Belkin Case Study: Examining key factors for success in the ConnectedHomePeter Taylor, Senior Product Manager, Belkin International

Examining drivers & consumer adoption for home automation• How can consumers’ behavior impact the next wave of connected devices?• sharing best practice: showcasing insteon’s successes in delivering home automation• Highlighting the importance of interoperability and bringing together devices in the homeJoe Dada,CEO, Insteon

Panel Discussion: Creating Value and Monetising the Smart Home• How can brands entice new customers and thus. create a higher value, and drive repeat

purchases• delivering an effective marketing strategy to the consumerModerator: Mike Krell,Analyst,Moor Insights & StrategyThiru Arunachalam,CEO,Peel Errett Kroeter, Senior Director of Brand and Developer Marketing, Bluetooth SpecialInterest Group

Opportunities For Carrier to step into the Smart Home Market• showcasing telefonica’s “thinking things”• enabling consumers to connect almost any device wirelessly to the internetFrancisco J. Jariego, Director of Industrial IoT, Telefonica

Start Up Showcase: Examining the successful launch of Grush: TheGaming ToothbrushEthan Schur, COO, Grush

Panel Discussion: Bringing together the array of industry players in theSmart Home• ensuring sustainable business models for interaction and interoperability • Who are the key players that will drive the future Connected Home?• How to ensure usability and Qos?• How can carriers step into home automation markets?• Highlighting the latest standardisations developmentModerator: Ben Bajarin, Principal Analyst, Consumer Market Intelligence, CreativeStrategies, Inc.,Columnist. TIME & Tech.pinionsLudovic Copéré, Growth Ventures & Innovation, Sony Corporation of AmericaSpeaker tbc,Keen HomeStuart Lombard, CEO, ecobeeRadek Tadajewski,CEO, OortAdam Justice,Vice President and General Manager, Grid Connect



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Data, Standardisation, Security and Privacy Concerns

Connected Devices in the Home

11.10am TRACK KEYNOTESOpportunities for Beacons and Location-Based Services in Retail

Showcasing the explosion in beacon technology and its role in IoT• an insight into the consumer demand and take-up• How has the beacon market will evolved over past 12 months?• examining the role and impacts of bluetooth smart• examining the revenue opportunities from proximity services in retailSpeaker to be announced

Looking ahead to the endless possibilities for Beacons in Stadiums &Auditoriums• an insight into the vast benefits for larger, outdoor eentertainment/sporting

venues to use beacons• opportunities for beacons to deliver personalized marketing on nearby food

offerings, ticket programs, merchandise discounts etc• How can event sponsors incorporate beacon technology?• What are the challenges?Speaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: Realizing the full potential and benefits of Mobile withi-beacons and LBS• examining the range of applications from lbs and i-beacons for enterprises:

supply Chain Control; nfC payments; intelligent shopping applications; smartproduct management

• Where are the commercial opportunities?• What is the current state of play and future plans for beacons in large venues

(stadiums/ auditoriums/sports venues ..)• Where are the partnership opportunities? Aaron Smith, Director, Customer Mobile Applications, NordstromHakan Kostepen, Executive Director - Product Planning Strategy & Innovation,Panasonic Automotive Systems Company of America

Retailer Case Study: Enhancing the shopping experience and creating astronger bond between customer and retailer through Beacons• providing valuable, location-based information to marketers • How can retailers deliver a personal experience to the consumer with location

based services• How is consumer behaviour being captured by retailers?• How valuable is this information?Aaron Smith, Director, Customer Mobile Applications, Nordstrom

Panel Discussion: Finding a balance between Personalization andPrivacy • How much should the consumer be aware of i-beacons/sensors around them and

how their data is being used?• How will developments in privacy and data protection impact the rise in beacon

technology? • How can brands educate consumers to gain trust and ensure maximum benefits

from their marketing campaigns?Chris Massot, Partner, Claro Partners

How to create and successfully deliver context-aware applications• sharing best practice of the creation, deployment and management of contextual

mobile applications• incorporating cloud computing infrastructures and iot technologies to enable

seamless integration• How can retailers capitalize on these services through marketing and advertising Speaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: Looking ahead to the future of Beacon Technologyand location-based applications• What next to ensure brands can make the most of these opportunities?• examining the future in beacon technologies• How can beacons and provide new data & therefore added benefits• opportunities for beacons to optimize employee productivity in the workplaceAntonio Jara, Vice-Chair, IEEE ComSoc IoT; CEO, HOP Ubiquitous, Assistant Prof.,HESSO SwitzerlandDavid Blaza, Marketing Strategy Consultant, Freelance/ARM



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Deployment Method & Strategies

Beacon Applications & Considerations

INDUSTRIAL IoT FOCUSSED TRACKS

Healthcare Environment &Resource Management


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11.10am TRACK KEYNOTESEnhancing healthcare services with IoT

How to Navigate Big Data in Healthcare• the importance of analyzing developments in eHrs• maximizing the potential of using this dataJohn Mattison, CMIO, Assistant Medical Director,Kaiser Permanente

How can healthcare organizations can utilize the internet of things(devices, data, tools) to improve patient healthJan De Witte, President & CEO, IT, GE Healthcare

Panel Discussion: Bringing together the entire ecosystem tosuccessfully drive technology innovations and enhance healthcareservices• the role of third parties in driving investment in iot in Healthcare• examining the role of insurance Companies in accelerating development• What does iot mean for the pharmaceutical company?• examining new, disruptive business models – e.g. “beyond the pill”• emergence of company-funded healthcare wearables • developing effective business modelsWalter “Buzz” Stewart,Chief R&D Officer, Sutter HealthJoe Peterson, Chairman, Alliance for Connected CareAaron Kaufman, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Blueshield ofCalifornia

Case Study: How is Sutter Health harnessing IoT & big data torevolutionize healthcare• addressing the challenges of detecting heart failure with the development and

application of sophisticated analytic methods• using eHr data and advanced analytics to help detect heart failure earlier • identifying best practices for using predictive models in decision support Walter “Buzz” Stewart, Chief R&D Officer, Sutter Health

Successfully adding Security into Connected Health device• ensuring your device is secure for hospital & consumer use• How can both wearable or embedded medical devices be made safeSpeaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: Assessing the benefits of using IoT & Big Data toprovide better Healthcare• How can the health sector gain and what are the risks?• addressing the importance for protecting privacy in the healthcare space• How can personal data be protected?• to what extent is this fundamental to this development of connected healthcare• addressing key security concerns and challengesEugene Kolker, PhD; Chief Data Officer, Seattle Children's HospitalKrista Drobac, Partner, Sirona Strategies/ Executive Director, Alliance forConnected Care

The Network-Centric Approach to Healthcare: New Perspectives onConnected Health • understanding how enhanced access to medical data is increasing the efficiency

of healthcare systems • overcoming the challenges of big data in healthcare through smart data• leveraging real-time access to patient information via connected medical devices

to provide better patient careThierry Zylberberg, EVP, Orange and Director, Orange Healthcare

Panel Showcase: Examining the role of Start Up’s in Healthcare:Showcase PlatformModerator: Garrett Dunham, Founder & CEO,Prebacked

From Idea, to Startup, to Mass Market Adoption• best practice Case study• showcasing the key role of the start-up in bringing iot into healthcareCharles Yim Michael, Founder and CEO, Breathometer

SHOWCASE YOUR LATEST AND GREATEST PRODUCTS IN HEALTHCARE –Contact [email protected] for more information.


Big Data, Security & Analytics in Healthcare


Examining Next Generation technologies and platforms inHospitals and for remote care

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11.10am TRACK KEYNOTESRevolutionizing Energy and Utility msrkets

How is the Weather Channel embracing IoT and Data systems foraccurate forecasting?• deploying a fast it model to ensure more accurate, relevant and timely data• sharing best practice: rebuilding data platforms, moving forecasting over to the

cloud, ingesting data through api’sSpeaker to be announced

How IoT is revolutionizing Energy & Utility Management• What is driving innovation?• examining the key aspects for connected technology in the smart grid• overcoming the challenges of integrating renewables and distributed energy

generation on the gridScott Henneberry, VP, Smart Grid Strategy, Schneider Electric

Panel Discussion: Assessing developments in the Energy market andSmart Grid technology • using innovative and connected technologies to monetize the energy space• financing energy systems and microgrids• incorporating the value propositions of storage into the energy finance models • Coupling renewable energy generation with energy storage• Who will operate distributed assets for energy services? (i.e. oems, utilities/ipps,

solar dev/esCos, network companies… )• looking ahead to virtual powerplantsRyan Wartena, CEO & Co-Founder, GeliNauman Sheikh, Enterprise Data Architect,Exelon Corporation

How can IoT help create a sustainable energy future• How can iot technologies encourage industrial companies to become more energy

efficient by easing processes• monitoring efficiency and keeping track on energy savings• monitoring not only meters themselves, but also substations, charging stations, and

power generation stations etc… Speaker to be announced

Panel Discussion: Looking at opportunities for industrialorganizations to quantify and reduce their energy usage throughefficiency• How can organizations play a key role in energy efficiency evolution• sharing best practice on new energy efficiency opportunities and innovations• What are the key considerations to keep in mind for the future?Moderator: Aapo Markkanen,Principal Analyst/ Dan Shey, Practice Director, ABIResearchZach Gentry, Vice President, Business Development, EnlightedCameron Turner,Principal & Co-Founder, The Data Guild Bryan Kester, CEO. SeeControl

Case Study: Managing and Optimizing assets in Agriculture,construction, Transportation and logistics• enabling the next generation of precision agriculture• instrumenting equipment with sensors, capturing data at scale, and using data

analysis to predict and improve performancePrakash Iyer, Vice President, Software Architecture & Strategy, Trimble

Enabling the Next Generation of Precision Agriculture• instrumenting equipment with sensors, capturing data at scale, and using data analysis

to predict and improve performanceSpeaker to be announced

Panel Introduction Stephanie A. Race, CEO, Crop Performance

Panel Discussion: Examining IoT opportunities and applications inPrecision Agriculture• Connecting growers and delivering full-fleet wireless connectivity• deploying advanced crop monitoring systems to help growers improve agronomy and

drive up profits • Highlighting the technological capabilities for remote sensing of crops• i.e. using sensors and data to establish performance standards and set alerts for

abnormal conditions of temperature, vibration, humidity …Stephanie A. Race, CEO, Crop Performance



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Industrial IoT in Practice

IoT and Precision Agriculture

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ECOSYSTEM CENTER STAGE

Right at the heart of Internet of Things World, the Ecosystem CenterStage is the hub of the show and hosts Show Keynotes, IoT IndustrySpotlights, Community Collaboration Panels and the Innovation ofThings Award

Day One includes:Solution Provider Spotlight Session• 20 minute pitches by leading solution providers showcasing their

product, service, solution or application and how this can drivesuccessful iot deployments

IoT User Experience & Design• What does iot mean for ux designers?• How getting the right ux can bring the next level of service to the

consumer?• Creating value from iot with the right ux• sharing best practice in end to end customer experience for iot• delivering an effective ux for the consumer to successful manage

multiple connected devices, platforms and services• What are the key issues for consumers and how can the right ui design

overcome this?

Speakers include:

Qaizar Hassonjee,VP Innovation, Adidas Wearable Sports Electronics

Mike Kuniavsky,Principal Scientist, Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)

Scott Jensen,UX Designer, Google

Gordon Hui, Vice President, Strategy,Smart Design

With billions of sensors collecting trillions ofdatapoints, the Internet of Things will amassdata on a scale never before seen. Onlywhen we analyze that data can we trulyrelease the value of the internet of things.But collecting, managing, disecting andanalyzing data on this scale brings a wholehost of challenges.attend this free summit on the exhibitionfloor to learn about the business intelligenceof the internet of things. Covering big data,interrogating data, the impact of analytics onthe customer experience.

the iot analytics summit is held on the showfloor and is open to both conferencedelegates and exhibition attendees.

Key Topics to be addressed:• delivering value from iot with analytics• examining the link between big data and iot• making sense of sensored data in industrial

markets • exploring the benefits for

manufacturing/fleet managementcompanies

• sharing best practice of deploying dataanalytics in Healthcare

• addressing the challenges of adoption of iotanalytics in an existing business

• evaluating the cost & impact to existingbusiness processes& technologytransformation

• How to process the data at the edge of thenetwork?

• examining the role of fog Computing for theinternet of things?

• Highlighting the importance of industrycollaboration to deliver maximum valuefrom iot data

Speakers include:

Ashok Srivastava, Chief Data Scientist, Verizon

Patrice Slupowski,VP, Digital Innovation,Orange

Chris Bruce, Founder & CEO, Sproutling

Keith Saft,Founder, BLNK.io, Telefonica

Eugene Kolker, PhD; Chief Data Officer, Seattle Children's Hospital

Nauman Sheikh,Enterprise Data Architect,Exelon Corporation

IoT OPEN SOURCE SUMMIT

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DAY ONE – MAY 12TH

Driving IoT Product and Service Innovation with Open Sourcethis two day summit is designed for product developers and innovatorsaddressing the fast moving iot market.

open source technologies will be fundamental to the successfulproliferation of iot. but with the popularity and proliferation of opensource iot approaches, it can often be challenging to understand thebest platform to choose for a biarticular project.

With coverage of the key open source initiatives such as eclipse, iotivity,allseen, mQtt, & prpl, this summit will clarify the roles of the different

open source providers. using case studies, panels and deep dives, thesessions will guide developers though how to select the appropriate opensource for their particular circumstances and objectives. further sessionwill discuss ip in an open source environment, and explore howparticipating companies and developers can create and protect theirown ideas within an open source environment.

building on the success of last year’s sell out summit, and now doubled inlength to two days, the iot open source summit is the ideal place tomeet the leading open source experts and get your questions answered.


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The issue of trust has become one of themajor challenges that will need to beaddressed before widescale deployment ofIoT can be achieved.With such a diverse and hetergeneousnetwork, how can IoT networks beimmunized against data interception?• How can simple, low cost IoT devices bemade fully secure and tamper proof?• How can enterprise and consumer data becleary protected and secure in the cloud?• In short, how can consumers and enteprisetrust the Internet of Things?

The IoT Security Summit will cover all aspectsrelating to security issues surrounding theInternet of Things, including data protection,prevention of threats & risks, legal issues plusmuch more.

Key Topics to be addressed:• Identifying and Creating Solutions thatbetter prepare for future threats and risks• Adding Security Functions into the device,network, platform• Creating a legal framework for governingconsumer protection and data• Examining the need for security standardsas IoT connectivity increases• Sharing Best Practice: How to build asecurity system?• Examining the need to find a balancebetween privacy and personalization• Safeguarding the device and data• Importance of collaboration throughout theIoT Security Supply Chain

Speakers include:

Dr. Reginald Brothers,Under Secretary for Science and Technology, US Department of Homeland Security

Scott Belcher, CEO, TIA

Brian D. Nordmann, Director, Office of Verification andTransparency Technologies, U.S. Department of State

Robin Duke-Woolley.CEO, Beecham Research

Laura DiDio, Director Enterprise Research, SystemsResearch & Consulting, Strategy Analytics

IoT OPEN SOURCE SUMMIT Driving IoT Product and Service Innovation with Open SourceThis Two Day Summit is designed for product developers and innovatorsaddressing the fast moving IoT market.

Open Source technologies will be fundamental to the successfulproliferation of IoT. But with the popularity and proliferation of openSource IoT approaches, it can often be challenging to understand thebest platform to choose for a biarticular project.

With coverage of the key open source initiatives such as Eclipse, IoTivity,AllSeen, MQTT, & prpl, this summit will clarify the roles of the different

open source providers. Using case studies, panels and deep dives, thesessions will guide developers though how to select the appropriate opensource for their particular circumstances and objectives. Further sessionwill discuss IP in an open source environment, and explore howparticipating companies and developers can create and protect theirown ideas within an open source environment.

Building on the success of last year’s sell out summit, and now doubled inlength to two days, the IoT Open Source Summit is the ideal place tomeet the leading open source experts and get your questions answered.

IoT SECURITY SUMMIT

Continuing to be the main focal point ofInternet of Things World 2015, day two of theCenter Stage will include a dedicated sessionaimed at carriers highlighting the role of thecarrier in the IoT ecosystem.

Topics to be addressed include:Understanding the Role of the Carrier• How can carriers optimize their networks andmanage the traffic from IoT Applications• Examine lessons learnt from 3G & LTEdeployments in M2M.• What is the role of the carrier in defining IoTstandards.• What challenges are the service providersfacing?• What opportunities are there for carriers topartner with the car manufacturer, OEM,healthcare provider, utility company etc… ?• Examining current and evolving carrierstrategies and plans for IoT and M2M• Examining the role of the MVNO: Establishingeffective business models• Leveraging LTE Networks for IoT• What business models are carriers adopting toremain top of the value chain?

Speakers include:

Scott Allan, Director, Ting

Shawn Sanderson,Vice President, Internet of Things, Telus

Angel Mercedes,M2M/IoT Sr. Business DevelopmentManager, T-Mobile USA

Davide Sorbara,Vice Chairman, ETSI; Researcher, Telecom Italia

Mohamad Nasser, Sr. Director, M2M Product, Platforms andMarketing,Sprint

This year we are delighted to offer you theopportunity to take part in the FIRSTInnovation of Things Awards.Being part of the Innovation of Things Awardsoffers you the chance to showcase yourcompany onsite to a panel of investors in theIoT space.How to get involved? Please send across ashort profile of your company, which couldinclude company history; product/serviceoutline and successes. Each submission will be judged by a team ofanalysts prior to the event! Their top 5 will thenbe invited to provide a 10 minute pitch on ourCenter Stage to a panel of investors and theevent audience.

Please email Melinda Templeman for moreinformation [email protected] or call +1 (650) 396 2931

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