Big Questions for IoT Customers at the IDTechEx Show – 10-11 May, Berlin

Big
Questions for IoT Customers at the IDTechEx Show – 10-11
May, Berlin 
IDTechEx

Cambridge, UK 

Big Questions for IoT Customers at the IDTechEx Show – 10-11 May,
Berlin

Exciting
business opportunities are emerging from the confusion that has been the
Internet of Things industry for the past 10 years. Many were predicting
‘trillions of nodes by 2017’ this clearly has not materialised; however, the industry is beginning to move
beyond the early adopters and making key strides across several verticals,
changing the way we interact with our environment and our industries.

Internet of Things Applications Europe,
taking place in Berlin on May
10-11 – www.IDTechEx.com/IoTEurope – covers
the broad range of areas that the IoT world is influencing, the opening session
brings together giants like Hewlett
Packard Enterprise, Rolls-Royce andIBM to present
their latest updates on how the Internet of Things is changing the way they do
business and how their revenue streams as changing as a result of the
connectivity available to them.

Raspberry Pi will be
sharing the many ways their low-cost computers are enabling innovators to bring
products to market. While
manystart-ups are building proof of concept devices and
prototypes very quickly, scale up and data analytics prove to be real challenges to new
players in the market. DevicePilot will demonstrate
their capabilities in rapid
market scale up while RTSoft will speak on the challenges of interfacing
with embedded software and Oracle will detail ways to transform existing
businesses with IoT and how advanced connectivity and analytics are changing
the way industries interact based on their deployments in more than 145
countries worldwide.

Communication
and security are key areas for companies looking to utilise the Internet of
Things for their businesses. Security breaches present problems for consumers
and enterprise and Multos will demonstrate how they deal with
such challenges and ensure that security is built into products and solutions. Sigfox will demonstrate their approaches to
low power wide area networks, enabling thousands of devices to be connected to
a single base state, covering incredibly wide areas.

While
hardware can be commoditised very quickly, there is huge value to be had in IoT
as a service industry, supplying complete solutions, connectivity, and hardware to consumers. Qorvo will discuss how the smart home as a
service is enabling applications that produce value in our daily lives
providing more security, more comfort, and bring peace of mind.

With
an exhibition, conference tracks, and dedicated masterclass sessions on the
Internet of Things, book your place now to find out more: http://www.IDTechEx.com/IoTEurope, 10-11 May,
Berlin.