IoT & AI Leaders

When you’re evaluating a partner (or ecosystem), you want to look for one that’s frictionless and trustworthy.

The future of global telco is going to be based in ecosystems, not individual companies, and it will be built on a trust model.

Ibrahim Gedeon, CTO at TELUS, talked with Nick about widening partnerships to include ecosystems — and the unique way that operators can help make that transition to the trust model.

Join us as we discuss:

• TELUS Global Connect and Eseye’s partnership
• New ways to conceptualize independence and disruption
• The role of eSIM in frictionless touchpoints
• Hyperscalers, operators, and the trust model for building ecosystems 

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We’ve had the smallest taste of digital disruption in the past couple of years. We still think of it as something that happens to us.

Today’s guest advises organizations to take charge of disruption by learning to be on the lookout for threats that become opportunities.

Ade McCormack, Disruption Readiness Advisor at Møller Institute ,talked with me about the effect of IoT on disruption — and how the human brain holds the keys to technological innovation.

Join us as we discuss:

• Developing situational awareness at an organizational level to seek out disruption opportunities
• Talent management in the 21st century means harnessing cognition
• A brief dive into neuroscience, augmentation, and anthropology
• Mapping the 5 characteristics of a successful tribe onto corporations 

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The first level is to visualize the data. The second is to contextualize the data. Third is to simulate the data to project the best outcome.

The fourth level of IoT maturity is to execute on the data autonomously.

In this episode, I interview Tony Shakib, GM/Partner at Microsoft Azure IoT, about how IoT can bring different technologies together on behalf of customers for a huge increase in productivity across many industries like transportation and healthcare.

Join us as we discuss:

• Factors contributing to Microsoft leading in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for 3 years in a row
• The potential for enterprise to leverage IoT Edge
• Digital twins: what it is and how it’s used
• A simplified view of the Metaverse and how to benefit from it today
• How phases of IoT maturity provide a competitive edge

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History is littered with examples of technology companies that failed to adapt when there was a sea change in the prevailing business model.

Consider the companies that fell by the wayside when the software industry switched from a per-license pricing model to SaaS.

We’re on the precipice of a similar sea change within IoT.

In this episode, Nick talks with Matt Hatton, Founding Partner & Analyst for Transforma Insights, about how companies will need to pivot for the inevitable changes that are on the way.

Join us as we discuss:

• Why we never reached 50 billion connected devices
• The challenges of true global connectivity
• Strategies for handling continued price erosion
• The future players of the IoT market  

Mentioned during the podcast:

• “How will connectivity providers cope with ‘$1 IoT’?” 
• The Internet of Things Myth  

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The era of eSIM technology is here.

eSIM provides resilient connectivity alongside resilient IoT device security — and it does it while keeping total costs low for device makers.

In this episode, Nick interviews Francis D’Souza, VP Strategy & Products - IoT at Thales, about the benefits and use cases of eSIM technology.

Join us as we discuss:

- Four reasons eSIM technology benefits IoT practitioners

- Who determines data pricing

- Primary customers for eSIM 

- Using eSIM to acquire resilient connectivity and IoT device security

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Today’s guest doesn’t only tell a good technology story, but he also tells a story that resonates with so many of us: using IoT devices to provide care for the vulnerable and elderly, especially people with dementia.

In this episode, I interview Alex Nash, Founder and Director at Alcuris, about his founding journey from inception to present-day innovation

Join us as we discuss:

- How Alex’s grandfather helped him invent an IoT device

- Going from zero to funded in about a week

- Fulfilling the three objectives of his company

- Why hardware is so hard

- Mastering messaging both to reassure and to alert

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IoT is an ecosystem play right now. It takes these three components working together in a well-designed system to avoid failure at all points: the software in the cloud, connectivity to get the data from the edge to the cloud, and the hardware that’s detecting the environment.

The latter is where the power of asset tracking comes in.

In this episode, Nick interviews Eric Conn , CEO and Co-founder at Leverege , about why asset tracking is an integral part of the IoT ecosystem today and in the future.

Join us as we discuss:

- Asset tracking basics

- Service tracking, one of the largest growing segments in asset tracking

- 3 ways that real time asset tracking boosts business

- Security for both hardware and software

- Cellular connectivity for networks

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The way to scale IoT adoption is to simplify and automate. Not everyone needs to have a cybersecurity expert on their team. Most of the time, the IoT services can provide ample security — and much more.

In this episode, Nick interviews Dimitrios Spiliopoulos, Senior IoT Specialis at, EMEA at AWS , about how he addresses the biggest challenges that clients face in scaling IoT.

Dimitrios and Nick talk about:

• Why clients with cloud still need hardware
• Providing support to customers through partner relationships
• Connectivity, edge computing, and security
• IoT growth in the industrial sector
  

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In 2021, there will be 46 billion IoT devices connected to our networks.

By 2024, that number is expected to reach 83 billion.

Because each connected device represents a potential breach point, this influx will pose severe operational challenges for businesses.

In this episode, we speak with Peter Doggart, Chief Strategy Officer at Armis, about IoT security and why it is one of the largest cybersecurity threats we will face this decade.

What we talked about:

• Why the future of cybersecurity is agentless
• Why the main challenge is asset visibility
• Steps you can take to improve IoT security
  

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Many companies are under-utilizing their data—a misstep caused by misunderstanding the value of the asset, how to properly mine the information, or how to blend the tacit knowledge w/ the explicit data.

Dr. Satyam Priyadarshy, Technology Fellow and Chief Data Scientist at Halliburton, joins the show to discuss his opinions and strategies regarding data and how companies can take advantage of the bulk of their assets.

What we talked about:

• Making Sense & Insight Around Data
• The Importance of Historical Data
• Strategies for Mining Data within a Company
• The Application of Artificial Intelligence
• Hiring Different Types of People at Halliburton
  
  

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