Rene Kappelgård
Sessions in which Rene Kappelgård attends
Tuesday 18 June, 2019
Welcoming Remarks Co-ChairsSébastian Ziegler, Chairman, IoT ForumBrian Bech Nielsen, Rector, Prof. Aarhus UniversityKarsten Dehler, Commercial Director, It-Forum, Denmark
Acting on the core aspects of UNs Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); to curtail inequality issues, diminish environmental degradation and provide a secure and resilient livelihood, remains a complex challenge for civil society and United Nations member states.While the SDGs inherited a wide array of pending targets from the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), member states are increasingly using the SDGs as a comprehensive and adaptable f...
Looking for the right place to develop your new IoT solutions and scale globally? Then look towards Denmark - one of the most digitalised countries in the world.In this session, you will meet the Danish Tech Ambassador, Casper Klynge, who will present the Danish TechPlomacy initiative and share his view on Danish tech strongholds and competitive advantages in a global perspective. After the presentation, the Danish Tech Amba...
According to Kevin Ashton, the Internet of Things turns the world into data. But what does that mean? The key enabler for unlocking the business value of the IoT is using a technique called business model innovation. In contrast to technology, product or market innovation, business model innovation is a higher level innovation method to find entirely new business models. IoT in this sense helps companies perform a digital transformation to achieve for example n...
With urbanization and the effect of climate changes, we are moving towards a world where hydro-political issues may become a reality. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel as some of the most crucial challenges of water management and conservation could be addressed by leveraging IoT and AI-based technologies. Thus, by using the tools related to predictive analytics within the domains of AI and IoT, to keep track of the history of water consumption and anticipate future usage pa...
13:30 - 14:00 Applied IoT in a water utility by Jan van Cappellen (HYDROKO) Around 205,000 of Kamstrup’s MULTICAL® 21 intelligent water meters are being installed throughout Antwerp over the next three years. About 10.000 have already been installed, and they will be integrated with Hydroko’s HydroKonekt smart valve. The meters are being read remotely via the IoT communication technology SIGFO...
Peter Loell, Director, Hearts & Science: “MarkIOTing: How does marketing look in a world of connected devices? Which brands will be winners and what are the key elements to succeed?”Michael K Rasmussen, Founder of purpose@heart ApS, Independent Brand Strategist & Former SVP Brand at VELUX Group: “Get more out of your brand in a digital world - the VELUX jou...
This session will explore the concepts of big data analytics and AI and delve into the intersection between them. Accordingly, this session will also examine how AI related technologies could enhance big data analytics and business applications.
15.25 - 15.55 Exploring IoT, machine learning and data science to challenge and improve a utility by Andreas Bjørn Bassett (Vandcenter Syd A/S)Vandcenter Syd are running pilot projects to improve the efficiency of their utility. Some are rather large IoT projects to assist transforming Odense city into a smart city. With the possibilities from IoT, machine learning and data science also come a wh...
Marcus Nyman, Sales Director Nordics & Israel, Oracle Marketing Cloud: “Let’s Get Loud! Motorcycles, Speakers & More. IoT case stories from Yamaha and Denon”Alex Whittaker,Associate Partner, Prophet:IoT in Marketing – the digital transformation of place”
Wednesday 19 June, 2019
Make a difference!As part of IoT Week 2019, with more than 1,000+ participants from all over the world, a Start-up Competition will take place, focusing on fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to the United Nations:Good Health & Well Being – SGD 3Clean Water & Sanitation – SDG 6Sustainable Cities & Communities – SDG 11If you are an early stage company, focusing on one or all of the thre...
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...
Thethird pillar would be to build have a closer look at what it means in concrete terms for a business to implement such technology.Setting foot in the farmer’s shoe and considering the investment in IoT technology wheighed with the possible benefits but also the constraints in terms of training and re-organisation. It’s not only about IoT technology, it’s also addressing competition aspects, production aspects, and f...
You have probably heard about Product-as-a-Service (PaaS) – and if not, you need to get familiar with the term as soon as possible. Why? Because this transaction and “new” business model changes and challenges some of the traditional business models that we have been using for decades. Why pay for a product when you can just pay for the desired result instead?PaaS allows customers to purchase a desired result rather than the equipment that delivers that result. This model offers ben...
Thursday 20 June, 2019
In this session, an overview of the IoT development strategies both in South Korea and European Union will be presented and discussed with representatives of the leading organizations driving the efforts. From South Korea, Dr. Inhyok Cha, Sr. Executive Advisor of SK Telecom and Chair of External Relations Subcommittee of the Korean Smart Cities Special Committee under the Presidential Office will provide a view from one of...
This session will provide the audience with the EU’s vision and strategy for IoT Research and Innovation, moving into the Horizon Europe timeframe. Both sides, offer and demand, will be considered as the origin of many upcoming research opportunities in the fields of industry, smart cities, energy efficiency, big data, applications for health and care, agriculture and trusted IoT platforms, among others.