In this episode, Nada Ebeid, Business Development Manager at Dell Technologies partner Genetec, explains how banks are modernizing, digitizing and transforming their businesses, and addressing changing threats and customer needs. Within the brick and mortar banking environment, Nada explains how banks are looking to technology to help them personalize the in-bank experience and address privacy, security and infrastructure concerns.

In this episode, Jillian Kaplan, Consultant - Product Marketing Manager, Telco 5G solutions at Dell Technologies, describes the levels of vehicle autonomy and how 5G enables “level 5” vehicle autonomy. Jillian shares how her personal experience has influenced her interest in and perspective of autonomous vehicles. She discusses statistics and new laws related to distracted driving. Jillian concludes with statistics comparing human and machine error in manufacturing deaths, a description of Dell Technologies’ roll-out to enable autonomous vehicles, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In this episode, Edgardo (Ed) Lopez, Advisory Solutions Architect at Dell Technologies, discusses the technologies that must be deployed to realize a smart city and what Dell Technologies can provide. He describes the smart city ecosystem and Dell’s role in the ecosystem. Ed concludes with advice for customers evolving from digital to smart cities, examples of smart city deployments, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In this episode, Edgardo (Ed) Lopez, Advisory Solutions Architect at Dell Technologies, first differentiates the concepts of digital city and smart city. He describes the new edge and IoT technologies enabling the evolution of smart cities from digital cities and gives examples of the analytics and AI involved. Ed notes that personal information and privacy protection are critical considerations for smart city systems, and concludes by addressing security and potential hacking concerns.

In this episode, Tony Paikeday, Director of AI Systems at NVIDIA, defines enterprise AI, its use cases and benefits. He then explains the expertise, resources and infrastructure needed for successful enterprise AI implementation. He describes NVIDIA’s DGX solution and partnership with Dell which offers a complete converged solution for Enterprise AI. Tony shares how both cloud and on prem have a place in one’s enterprise AI journey. Tony concludes with a customer success story, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In this episode, Dave Graham, Director of Global Messaging for Emerging Technologies at Dell Technologies, begins by discussing the current state of 5G adoption and its progress over the last year. Dave explains the implications of 5G at the edge and how 5G is changing IoT. He then explores emerging 5G use cases for edge and IoT within healthcare, agriculture, autonomous and connected vehicles, manufacturing, and digital and smart cities. He concludes with how Dell Technologies is engaging with 5G, thoughts on how urgently CIOs should be considering 5G, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In this episode, Marco Krijgsman, Business Development Manager for IoT, Safety and Security at Dell Technologies, begins with a definition and background of smart stadiums, with the primary focus being guest and employee safety. Marco describes the new Edge and IoT technologies which define smart stadiums and gives some examples. He then explains how smart stadiums relate to digital cities and which technologies help realize a smart stadium solution. Marco shares what a smart stadium ecosystem looks like, which partners are involved and how Dell plays a role as an integrator. He concludes with advice for customers getting started with a smart stadium solution, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In this episode, Anthony Valle, Advisory Solutions Architect at Dell Technologies, begins with the general trends happening across the automotive industry. Anthony gives some examples of how technology is being used to make manufacturing more efficient and to ensure higher quality in vehicle service and delivery processes. Anthony discusses Dell’s role in automotive solutions and pulling together partners into a cohesive solution. Anthony concludes with a customer success story, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part II, Wayne Arvidson, Director, Global Edge and IoT Partner and Industries Office at Dell Technologies, completes his explanation of Dell’s integration and validation process and shares an example of an integrated Edge and IoT solution in the retail space. Wayne concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part I, Wayne Arvidson, Director, Global Edge and IoT Partner and Industries Office at Dell Technologies, discusses how Edge and IoT is changing the computing landscape, and which industries are being impacted. Wayne explains the Edge and IoT ecosystem including Dell’s role and how ecosystem partners fit together. Wayne concludes with introducing Dell’s Edge and IoT solutions integration and validation process.