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Industry of Things World USA East 2018: Beyond the hype

Industry of Things World USA came for the first time to the East coast and the event was a success! More than 150 registered attendees gathered in Orlando to shape the future of the Industrial Internet during 3 event days filled with case studies, networking sessions, an IIoT Bootcamp and World Café sessions.

With keynotes on the benefits and use cases for a truly open IoT platform, building businesses cases that sell IIoT investments to senior management, boards, investors, and governments, leading ahead of the curve or the challenges of achieving OT/IT convergence from a cyber security perspective, one thing became clear: the Industrial Internet of Things is here to stay. There is still a need for discussion and planning, but most importantly the need for collaboration across job functions and with different stakeholders to maximize the effectiveness of these technologies and tools.

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The Industry of Things World USA East Keynotes 2018

Leading ahead of the Curve – Are you managing the future? Or is the future managing you?

Robert B. Tucker

President | The Innovation Resource

Real-time Decision Automation Drives The IIoT Requirement and ROI

Charlie Gifford

Chief Author, Editor, and Chair of the International Society for Automation’s ISA -95 Standard | International Society for Automation (ISA)

Hype aside – building businesses cases that sell IIoT investments to senior management, boards, investors, and governments

Peggy Gulick

Director Digital Transformation, Global Manufacturing | Agco Corp.

Benefits and Use Cases for a truly open IoT Platform

Christoph Inauen

Vice President Strategy, MindSphere | Siemens

Real-time visibility for operations planning and maintenance 4.0

Dr. John Carrier

Senior Lecturer | MIT Sloan School of Management

Bracing for Impact – Preparing to Meet the Demands of IoT

Joe Barkai

Author, Speaker, Consultant, Blogger

Procurement of IoT Products and Services

Phil McDonald

Global Category Manager IT - Global Indirect Procurement | Diversy Inc.

Escaping the hype, boom and bust cycles for long-term IIoT transformation projects

Jens Kaatze

Senior Vice President – Digital Transformation and Business Model Innovation | Covestro

The Challenges of Achieving OT/IT Convergence from a Cyber Security Perspective

Robert Martin

Senior Principal Engineer – cyber security | Industrial Internet Consortium

Designing & Enabling Secured, Scalable and Flexible Iot Platforms to Support your Global Operations

Joel Nichols

Head of Software and Automation | EMD Millipore - Merck Group

Our Attendees - With more than 150 registered participants, the Industry of Things World USA East was a success! Here are some selected companies that joined:

Corporate Director of Manufacturing Intelligence and Smart Manufacturing

Manufacturing Engineer and Data Analyst

Lead IoT Specialist

Operations Manager – External Manufacturing Latin America Consumer Health

Manager – Connected Vehicle Services, Volvo Group Trucks North America

Executive Vice President of PLM and R&D, and Member of Executive Committee

Director of Engineering

Digital Transformation Leader | CIO

Director, Additive Manufacturing Business Development & Innovation

Manufacturing System Business Owner

Digital Manufacturing Delivery Manager

Head of Strategy

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Industry of Things World Attendee Profiles and Event Statistics

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of the attendees are decision-makers with direct or indirect budget responsibility.

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of the attendees are looking for new services, technologies and products.

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of the attendees have a budget of over 1 Mio. €

Industry Split

Technology, Software & Telecommunications

33%

Technology, Software & Telecommunications: 33%

Academia, Associations & Research

15%

Academia, Associations & Research: 15%

Manufacturing, Machinery & Engineering

12%

Manufacturing, Machinery & Engineering: 12%

Automotive, Aerospace & Transportation

12%

Automotive, Aerospace & Transportation: 12%

Chemicals & Petrochemicals

9%

Chemicals & Petrochemicals: 9%

Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology

6%

Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology: 6%

Hardware & Electronics

5%

Hardware & Electronics: 5%

Food & Beverage

4%

Food & Beverage: 4%

Other

2%

Other: 2%

Geographical Split

USA

86%

USA: 86%

Europe

9%

Europe: 9%

ROW

5%

ROW: 5%

The Community

Manager / Senior Manager

45%

Manager / Senior Manager: 45%

Leader / Head of / Director

39%

Leader / Head of / Director: 39%

CEO / CXO / Managing Director

15%

CEO / CXO / Managing Director: 15%

Why is the networking experience at the Industry of Things World USA East unique?

We know that networking, inspiration, knowledge sharing and this “little detail I didn’t know before” are the main reasons for attending the Industry of Things World. To ensure the best networking experience, we’ve developed several sessions tailored to your needs and industry – we call it the Multi-Touchpoint Concept!

Icebreaker Session

Round tables on the evening before the first conference day. The Icebreaker is a first informal networking.

World Café Session

Be part of several thematic conversation rounds with changing topics and team constellations.

Training Session

In a workshop-like atmosphere, you will have the opportunity to discuss specific questions with a small group of participants.

Keynotes & Best Practices

Selected presentations by high-level speakers, visionaries and renowned experts.

Panel Discussion

A moderated conversation where hand-picked industry experts discuss current and future issues from different perspectives.

Live Tech Take

Delegates and solution providers have the chance to actively participate in product and service demos on the expo floor.

Networking Dinner

Wind down, enjoy great food and drink in a relaxed atmosphere to absorb all the new stimulations from the day.

Lunch Session

A lunch workshop, in which you get the chance to address and discuss your specific solution with a qualified group of participants.

Graphic Recording

Allow our expert graphic recording artists to surprise and delight you as they encapsulate complex ideas in picture story format.

IoT Bootcamp

Join this hands-on session to learn everything you need to know to get your IIoT journey started!

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Innovation and Start-up lab

See what the brightest minds have to offer your business in terms of new ideas

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Industry of Things World USA East 2018: Beyond the hype

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Trends, Ideas, Solutions These have been the Key Topics in 2018!

From smart factories to sentient ecosystems: how to build-in intelligence from the smallest sensors to the global enterprise

Leadership and excellence in an uncertain world – should be talking about IoT standards and regulations or “trust”, and good corporate governance?

How to sell IIoT investments to senior management, boards, investors, and governments?

Getting IT architectures future-proofed – MASA, Microservices, Web-app, Edge, UA, Open, and developments in MTConnect

Retrofitting legacy systems and dumb assets: quick hacks for a smart connected factory

Product Life-cycle Analytics and closed-loop product and service models

Assets that talk, factories that communicate: virtualization, digital twins, and real-time monitoring

What are governments, policy makers and institutions doing to pave the way for Industry 4.0 market adoption?

Interoperability: making sure your most valuable resource (data) isn’t getting lost in translation

New revenue streams and business models arising from Products, Data and Assets as a Service

Increased automation, autonomous machines and the impact on manufacturing operations management (MOMs)

Data-defines-everything: Analytics, big data, AI, cognitive, machine and deep learning for the factory of the future

Putting humans at the center of technology with collaborative robots, augmented and virtual reality

Cloud: IoT is all about platforms and applications. How can cloud enable IoT innovation?

Latest hardware for connected operations: understanding sensors, nodes, edges and networking technology

Securing Industry 4.0: security by design for an interconnected world

Adapting society, economic models, the workforce and education for smart manufacturing futures

The Industry of Things World USA East 2018 in Numbers