IoT Week 2019: IoT for Smart Cities and Communities
DITCOM co-organised a two-day track about IoT for Smart Cities and Communities at this year's IoT Week together with Open & Agile Smart Cities, SynchroniCity and Smart City Cluster Denmark
IoT Week provides an opportunity for experts to discuss the latest developments and future visions of the Internet of Things (IoT). With more than 1600 participants from Europe and beyond, this year’s IoT Week in Aarhus was the most successful event since the event was launched in Venice seven years ago.
At IoT Week 2019 DITCOM co-organised the two-day thematic track on IoT for Smart Cities and Communities. The workshop brought together standards experts and smart city practitioners to share best practices, discuss the state of IoT and where it is heading to, as well as the key benefits and challenges of IoT and how to address them. Being at the home ground in Aarhus DITCOM was deeply involved in this year's IoT Week as co-organiser of the Public Expo (read more soon) and representing both SynchroniCity, NGIoT and SCORE at the event.
Back to the two-day workshop at the main conference: The focus was on discussing the role of IoT for cities & communities. Building on last year's success, the various sessions during the two-day track brought together experts from all over the world and provided room for discussions ranging from privacy in smart cities to the relation between IoT & 5G and the role of the cities. Also, the SynchroniCity partner cities Eindhoven, Antwerp, Bordeaux, and Seongnam demonstrated how they are using and scaling IoT-enabled solutions based on minimal interoperability.
The recordings of the sessions will become available shortly at www.iotweek.org
You can see the program for the two-day track here:
IoT and the 5G city - Day 1 - 18 June 2019 | |
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Monique Calisti | Martel Innovate |
Ulrich Ahle | FIWARE |
Rob Tiffany | Ericsson |
Martin Lobel | Teracom |
Paul Wilson | TM Forum |
IoT4SCC Track – Day 2 – 19 June 2019 | |
Welcome | |
Sébastien Ziegler | IoT Forum |
Martin Brynskov | OASC |
Inhyok Cha | SK Telecom |
Monique Calisti | Martel Innovate |
Line Gerstrand | City of Aarhus |
CONVERGENCE: IoT & Smart City Standards – Mapping the landscape and capacity | |
Gavin Summerson | Connected Places Catapult |
Lindsay Frost | ETSI SF-SSCC/ NEC |
Omar Elloumi | Nokia / oneM2M |
Emmanuel Darmois | ETSI |
INTEROPERABILITY: Towards Common Architectures and APIS | |
Martin Bauer | NEC |
Martino Maggio | Engineering |
Alex Gluhak | Digital Catapult |
Pierre Gauthier | TM Forum |
Hanna Niemi-Hugaerts | Forum Virium Helsinki |
IMPLEMENTATION: Cities on the forefront of market creation | |
Susannah Stearman | Connected Places Catapult |
Olavi Luotonen | European Commission |
Delia Mitcan + Jane McLaughlin | City of Eindhoven + NoiseAbility |
Greet Brosens + Vinay Venkatraman | City of Antwerp + Leapcraft |
Christophe Colinet | City of Bordeaux |
Danny Jung | City of Seongnam |
Marketplaces & Procurement | |
Nikolaos Kontinakis | EUROCITIES |
Eunah Kim | UDG Alliance |
Andrea Gaglione | Digital Catapult |
Mark Newman | TM Forum |
Martin Brynskov | OASC |
IoT4SCC Track – Day 3 – 20 June 2019 | |
High-Level Panel on IoT, Smart Cities and Communities for SDGs and Urban Agendas | |
Martin Brynskov | OASC |
Cristina Martinez | European Commission |
Kim Brostrøm | Gate21 |
Shigehiro Muraki | C4IRJapan |
Davor Meersman | OASC |
Fair and Open Smart Cities: Growing the Local IoT Data Infrastructure Partnerships | |
Nuria de Lama Sanchez | ATOS / BDVA |
Tanya Suarez | BluSpecs |
Thomas Gilbert | Alexandra Instituttet |
Rick Schager | City of Eindhoven |
Mythili Menon | ITU |
Hanna Niemi-Hugaerts | Forum Virium Helsinki |
Privacy by Design: Right to Privacy in Smart Cities | |
Pasquale Annichino | |
Sebastien Ziegler | |
Berit Naomi Skjernaa | MyData.org |
Jumoke Ogunbekun | ETSI STF 547 |
Robert Lewis-Lettington | UN Habitat |
Please find the slides from the sessions here