Connected Industries

5G is enabling a world where everyone and everything can be intelligently connected – including passenger cars, public transit, freight and logistics (long-distance, middle-mile, and local delivery), service and maintenance vehicles, airports, mining and farming.

Car manufacturers increasingly provide connected car infotainment, safety, and utility services to create new digital revenue streams and enhanced customer experiences. Fleet managers and start-ups are leveraging IoT/Cellular plans to deliver new data services to vehicles-in-operation.

All stakeholders in the emerging hyper-connected automotive and transportation ecosystem will gain a future-view of the road ahead at the Connected Car Summit at MWC Las Vegas and how the mobile technology ecosystem will serve the entire transportation sector with the innovation that delivered the mobile and smartphone revolution.

5G, Edge, Open RAN and AI have tremendous potential to transform all levels of government. For the US Government, multiple agencies, departments and personnel have recognized that for the US to lead the world on next generation technology, it is necessary to facilitate a healthy collaboration among technology suppliers, commercial stakeholders, government agencies, and regulatory bodies.  

The Government, Homeland Security & Defense Summit at MWC Las Vegas is a two-day educational program that brings together officials from the US Dept. of Defense, NTIA (Dept. of Commerce), the White House, FCC and other agencies deeply involved in the development of Next Generation mobile networks: 5G, 6G and Beyond. 

This series of sessions is designed to provide a future-looking view of the US Government’s leadership in 5G, 6G, open networks, spectrum sharing, Ad Hoc mobile networks and more.  

It also offers a timely and important opportunity for the commercial mobile sector to meet with Federal officials to understand their needs, expectations and vision for deploying complex high-bandwidth mobile communications and computing solutions for a wide variety of applications at military and government facilities worldwide. 

Join us as we delve into the role of 5G and connected technology in enabling the transformation of traditional manufacturing facilities into intelligent, connected ecosystems. During these sessions we will discuss how connectivity is facilitating the collection, transmission, and analysis of massive volumes of data in real-time, enabling predictive analytics, AI-driven insights, imperative for driving automation and robotics in the manufacturing process. We will also look at how these connected technologies are propelling Industry 4.0 ambition forward with the use of IoT-enabled sensors, robotics, AI and automation, to optimize manufacturing operations and workforce management, increasing productivity and safety, and providing faster delivery of customized, on-demand products to market.

The Sports & Entertainment industry has always been big business, but that business is now working hand in hand with the connected world. As a CIO in the industry, you have seen advancements such as mobile edge computing, C-band expansion, and private networks over the past few years. This has had a huge impact on many areas including content creation and distribution, enabling the building of smart venues and arenas, and has created safer and quicker frictionless payments on site.  

Join the experts and your peers to discuss what's next when it comes to building of a more immersive world-class fan experience, improving fan engagement and delivering more lucrative and personalized experiences.