The second pillar finds its roots in the first one and would aim at highlighting the different impacts that are expected to be delivered by integrating IoT in the agri-food chain. IoT technologies in the agri-food sector address a set of economic, societal and environmental challenges. The potential for the sector is huge, but the implementation of such disruptive technology faces many challenges such as interoperability of the data, certification and standard...

When you’re making decisions worth millions, you shouldn’t be guessing. You need real data. Dynamic insights from anonymized crowd data give cities, regions, companies and PTAs a unique opportunity to make decisions based on real needs rather than guesswork or time-consuming surveys. The insights enable understanding of door-to-door journeys, impact analysis of new routes, events and incidents with minimal efforts and can be captured retrospectively...

The increasing connectivity provided by the Internet of Things (IoT) enables new business opportunities for the stakeholders engaged in the transformation – no matter the area. Gartner Inc. predicts more than 25 billion IoT devices worldwide in 2020 and another million new IoT devices online every hour.This has an enormous potential and a huge impact on the economy by transforming many enterprises into digital businesses and facilitating new business models, improving efficiency and...

Blockchain and IoT make it possible for connected devices to send data in shared transactions with immutable records – without the need for central control and management. But how mature is the blockchain technology? And what is the best way for companies to get started?Design will play a major role in ensuring that these disruptive te...

1. Blockchain and IoT Convergence Challenges2. Disruptive Solutions and Business cases3. Blockchain in a digital city4. Blockchain in building Industrial IoT Trust