Exploring the IoT Landscape in 2022

Our vision is that all devices, machines and assets in the world will be smart – powered by AI. However, the way AI is being built and deployed today will not work moving forward as the investments are much too high; it requires an interactive infrastructure that is quicker, cheaper and more intuitive. The companies that adapt such a solution will quickly disrupt the market and surpass their competitors. Please join me at Stream Analyze to understand how we are helping disrupt the marketplace with making machines and devices smart: Enabling AI. Everywhere.

IoT market has huge potential for growth: 24 billion to 125 billion IoT devices by 2030 from different market research. However, current status shows that only 10% of IoT projects are industrialized.
To overcome all the roadblocks and risks, a group of companies representing the full IoT value chain decided to offer an innovative IoT journey from proof-of-concept to industrialization. It allows any user to leverage from existing devices and ensuring that what loo you have developed at early stage can be reused to scale-up your projects in an industrial way and that they can be deployed internationally. This can be done in three simple steps:
· Start : learn and test approach with existing IoT devices and a development platform
· Prove : to check the viability and benefits of the project with possibilities of customization, and identify ROI
· Deploy and Scale: to scale efficiently with predictive costs and full customization if necessary
Hence, a continuity is ensured by the full compatibility in hardware, software and connectivity from the start to the scale-up phase.
Such offering is only possible by combining the strength and competences of partners representing the full IoT value chain: silicon components, software, electronic hardware, manufacturing and telecommunication. This is why the core partnership encompasses Orange, telecommunication provider, STMicroelectronics, for microcontrollers, Sierra Wireless, for communication chip and LACROIX for design and manufacturing.
We will share the benefits of this new offering with example.

Security is a difficult task to complete, and it is true that no system will ever be fully protected. The rapidly growing market of connected devices is facing major security challenges, with attacks ranging across IP theft, counterfeiting and overproduction, as well as data theft and potentially life-threatening sabotage.
Companies looking for a scalable and sustainable way to overcome these security challenges must implement security right from start they need to instigate security from inception.
In this webinar we will explore:
* The changes in IoT legislation driving security in the IoT market.
* The benefits of IoT security for businesses .
* Cloning protection.
* Intellectual property protection.
* Regulatory compliance
* Competitive differentiation.
* Secure communication.
* The IoT security foundations.

In the era that your watch can track your vitals, your car get started with your cellphone, your digital speaker tells you a joke; how does it matter that your QSR drive thru talks to your freezer?

Cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure have shed new light on how simple it is for even novice attackers to penetrate OT networks. The attacks on OT networks in critical infrastructure come at a price that is far higher than financial losses and may result in loss of life.

Join Rapid7 and the CEO of SCADAfence, our strategic partner for OT security, where we will cover in detail the attack vector that was used in Oldsmar, as well as what could be achieved by using the Rapid7 and SCADAfence joint offering to both reduce the risk of such an attack taking place and also how to be able to respond to it in real-time.

* This presentation focuses on the Arm SystemReady ES and IR program that makes software “just work” on IoT devices
* It describes the hardware and firmware specifications and recipes suitable for the IoT devices
* It also presents the test suites and compliance certification requirements and processes
* It will also provide the ecosystem status and information on how to participate

There are a lot of factors to consider when starting an IoT project. And for most, it means taking a leap of faith outside of their comfort zone. Many organizations adopting IoT face an uphill battle and want to take greater control of their IoT deployments.

In this webinar, Nick Earle, CEO of Eseye, will guide you through the key decision factors you should examine before deciding how to implement connectivity as part of your business strategy.

Join the session to learn:

-How to overcome the challenges of IoT deployment, with a particular focus on the connectivity elements
-The biggest risks associated with deploying IoT and how to conquer them

Connecting industrial plant to the internet enables businesses to transform themselves digitally to create new products and services and to create new business models to monetize their offerings. But this is a road going uphill. Where do you start? How do you address ossified organizational, operational, and business practices? What do you need to jumpstart change? And where are you heading anyway? This presentation will map the road to digital transformation, illustrate the learnings and resources the Industrial Internet Consortium can bring to bear and look to the future.