IoT Tech Expo Europe returns to Amsterdam

IoT Tech Expo Europe is returning to Amsterdam!

Join us in-person at the RAI Amsterdam on October 1-2, 2024, to hear from industry-leading speakers. Your ticket also provides access to co-located events on Intelligent Automation, Cyber Security & Cloud, AI & Big Data Expo, Unified Communications, Edge Computing, and Digital Transformation.

Speakers represent such companies as Airbus, Lego, Whirlpool, Orange and many more!

For more information and to book your tickets, visit:

https://www.iottechexpo.com/europe/

Fetured agenda items include:

• 5G and IoT Integration
• Deploying IoT management tools to achieve production targets
• Empowering EVs: How IoT and AI Can Work Together to Revolutionize EV Charging Efficiency
• How IoT will change the future of payments
• IoT Integration in Smart Factories and Industry 4.0
• From smart industry to a productive enterprise
• Role of Edge Computing in IoT Security
• Securing the Internet of Things: Leveraging Blockchain and AI for Advanced Cybersecurity
• IoT Applications in Telecommunications
• Digital Twins: Real-world Applications and Impact on IoT Data Visualization

Interesting case studies, such as:
• Singtel Case Study – Connectivity in telecoms at local, regional and global level
• Whirlpools South American Smart Factory: Driving Industry 4.0 Revolution through a new factory design and startup in Argentina

just to mention a few!

https://www.iottechexpo.com/europe/

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