Name: Building the Future of Labs: Adopting New Technologies to Navigate Change
Start: 2022-01-11T02:11:00Z
End: 2022-01-11T02:11:21.000Z
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The recently-passed U.S. Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill enables a 1.3 trillion investment and initiatives. Hear perspectives and discussions from industry leaders about the impact of this bill, questions to consider, and how to optimize for the future of infrastructure both in the United States and globally.

Modernizing America's Mobility: The Impact of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill

In this discussion, Intel's Alec Grefrides and Flooid's Scott Carpenter dive into bringing cloud capabilities to the Edge and data movement across applications.

Data Movement Across Applications

Energy will be generated from cleaner resources going forward as the world moves to de-carbonize itself. While clean energy sources are leveraged, efficiency improvement will be primarily driven by digital transformation. Digitalization will transform how electricity is generated and consumed. Further, sustainability is poised to become the foundation of new innovation, as product stewardship will be built on strong de-carbonization principles that cuts across the supply-chain.

Rethinking the Energy Ecosystem's Transformation Through a Sustainability Lens

In this discussion, Intel's Alec Grefrides and Portainer's Neil Cresswell dive into bringing Kubernetes to the Edge.

Bringing Cloud-Native Capabilities to the Edge

With over 90 percent of enterprises navigating a pandemic-accelerated Digital Transformation journey, the need to become more efficient, innovative and data-centric has never been more apparent. And with there being a glut of advice and strategies on how best to do this, it’s not always easy to cut through the noise and see which route may be the most effective for your business and workloads.

One path to reaching this state of efficiency and innovation is through memory. Now a vital tool in minimizing costs and supercharging Digital Transformation initiatives, efficient memory capacity is an essential part of any enterprise’s modernization strategy. For decades, traditional DRAM was the primary memory solution in the market, and despite the incredible performance of DRAM, it has inherent capacity limitations and can be extremely expensive as you scale in capacity. The market is ready for a new way to approach memory challenges and better manage their data, and the answer to these common challenges is a concept called Tiered Memory.

But what exactly is Tiered Memory, and what advantages can it offer? In episode 1 of Intel’s ‘Tiered Memory is Here’ series, John Burke, CTO of Nemertes and Drew Peterson, Global Memory & Storage Sales Manager at Intel, are coming together to answer just this, and to shed light on how it can offer an alternative to DRAM,  deliver a unique combination of affordable large capacity and improve memory bound workloads. 

Join John and Drew in this 45-minute webinar to hear:
- What Tired Memory is - and what it isn’t
- How Tiered Memory can drive innovation and uncover new operational efficiencies
- Common challenges that utilizing a Tiered Memory system can present, and how to overcome them
- How Tiered Memory can lead to optimized business insights and analytics
- And more

[Ep.1] The Game Changer: An Introduction to Tiered Memory

The women of Intel's Industrial Solutions Division share how their approach to leadership has changed over the last two years, as well as how they overcame new challenges, plus key learnings they'll continue to apply in the future.

How Women in STEM are Leading in the New Normal

The supply chain, which impacts the daily life of most of the world’s population, requires careful coordination across verticals—beginning with manufacturing, then transportation, and ending with restaurants and retailers. In 2021, nearly every link is compromised. The lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, exacerbated by a handful of factors have left factories unmanned, store shelves empty, food spoiled in transit and ships stuck just outside ports for months. Overcoming these challenges and preparing for future disruptions will require a new approach, one driven by data and technology. In this discussion, Intel’s IOTG executives will discuss the current state of the supply chain and explore innovative ways to address one of society’s most pressing issues.

Intel IOTG Executive Supply Chain Roundtable

When COVID-19 first hit, consumers turned to e-commerce sites to deliver groceries, buy products, and avoid any unnecessary human interaction. Now that some time has passed, consumers are starting to crave that in-store connection and are headed back to physical stores. But their expectations on the shopping experience have forever changed. 

Customers now expect the same level of flexibility, convenience, and instant gratification they received with online shopping. While this is creating a myriad of challenges for retailers to rethink their operations, it’s also opening a multitude of new opportunities to reinvent in-store shopping. 

By utilizing new technologies, retailers can not only create a safe and personalized shopping environment, but also improve operations, inventory management and product placement. Join us as we explore new considerations for in-store shopping, the advantage of leveraging new technologies, and the future of retail.

Key topics:
- How has the pandemic changed in-store customer expectations?
- How can retailers use technology to maximize profit and cleanliness?
- How can SIs help retailers integrate increasingly complex tech?
- What is the future of in-store shopping?
 
Presenters:
- Styrbjörn Torbacke, Head of iCity Services Europe, Advantech
- Lisa McGarvey, Director, Solution Development and Vertical Markets, North America, TechData Synnex
- Kristen Call, Sr. Industry Advisor, Americas RBH

Retail Tech 2022: The In-Store Digital Experience

The pandemic accelerated the adoption of telehealth solutions, giving care providers an unprecedented opportunity to transform their practices.
  
Beyond providing better access to healthcare, telehealth systems can greatly improve the quality of care. Real-time data can help doctors make better diagnoses and decisions. Remote patient monitoring can improve visibility of patient conditions while minimizing exposure for caregivers. Add artificial intelligence and machine learning to the mix, and the possibilities are game-changing.

Join our panel of experts as we explore ways to leverage this momentum to provide new levels of care, improve operations, and reduce the burdens on staff.

Key talking points:
- How telehealth platforms are accelerating healthcare transformation
- The benefit of telehealth solutions for providers and patients
- How to overcome telehealth challenges
- Examples of healthcare use cases for machine learning
- The future of remote patient monitoring
 

Presenters:
- Jim Wright, Business Development Innovation & Digital Business, Siemens Healthineers
- Matthew Tyler, VP of Strategic Innovation, Wachter
- Peter Smith, Head of Sales and Marketing, IAConnects Technology

Telehealth Platforms: The Foundation for Digital Transformation

The industrial automation industry is undergoing a transformation driven by the needs of end users seeking to improve their CAPEX and OPEX, avoid being locked into proprietary solutions and get ahead of the technology curve. The success of this transformation will depend on broad industry collaboration in the form of standards and open source projects, which lower the barrier to entry for industrial organizations by ultimately reducing the cost and complexity of automation deployments. 

In this video, Intel’s Christine Boles and Gary Martz will discuss the history of standards and open source projects and their important role in the process automation industry’s transformation, as well as examples of how Intel is helping lead the way in this area.

The Role of Standards and Open Source Projects in Accelerating Industry 4.0

Automation and artificial intelligence tend to dominate the Industry 4.0 conversation. Less discussed is the hardware that makes these applications possible—the industrial PC (IPC). These rugged-yet-advanced machines are not only designed to meet demanding environmental requirements, but also offer incredible customization and reliability, while enabling IT/OT convergence. IPCs are a foundational element of any smart factory.  

In this video, Intel’s Christine Boles and Adam Berniger will discuss essential role of IPCs in Industry 4.0., their key benefits over other industrial computing solutions, and best practices for migrating to new IPC hardware.

Industrial PC's Foundational Role in Industry 4.0

Intel partner, meldCX, is on a mission to democratize the Internet of Things and lower the barriers of entry to digital transformation. In the hospitality industry, this means enabling hotels and restaurants to create rich, interactive experiences for guests through easy-to-deploy AI and intelligent edge technologies.
 
In this discussion, Intel's Joe Jensen and Raffi Vartian of meldCX, will cover how computer vision can address critical hospitality industry needs; why anonymous data is not only the most ethical, but also the most effective means to improve customer experience; and how to get started with transformative solutions, like touchless kiosks.

Demystifying Computer Vision for the Hospitality Industry

The past year tested the resilience of cities like never before, while also demonstrating the innovative solutions that can emerge when cities leverage technology to address large-scale challenges. With the excitement for 5G and MEC building, city leaders have the opportunity to leverage this new network technology to help them realize their vision for cities of the future. 

In this discussion, speakers from SkyLab Holdings and Supermicro, in collaboration with Intel, will discuss the value and impact of 5Gand MEC technology on Smart City and Transportation businesses and authorities, the most promising use cases, and how distributed edge computing can help meet long-term city goals, and how the 5G and MEC technology landscape will create a more resilient and sustainable future in a post-COVID environment.

Intel Edge Software Hub:  https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/edge-computing/edge-software-hub.html

SkyLab MEC Intelligent Traffic Solution: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/edge-computing/resources/edge-software-hub-skylab-mec-edge-ai-traffic-sol.html

Inside Edge Insights for Vision: https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/topics/iot/edge-solutions/vision-recipes.html

Inside Edge: The Impact of 5G and MEC Tech on Smart Cities and Transportation

Insight’s Edge Accelerator is a solution accelerator that allows customers to bring an edge solution into production faster than building the solution from scratch. It includes the most common features that any edge solution requires and this allows the customer to focus on their business challenge.

Edge Software Hub: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/edge-computing/edge-software-hub.html
Edge Insights for Industrial: https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/topics/iot/edge-solutions/industrial-recipes.html

Inside Edge: Envisioning the Future of Industrial AI

Sustainability as a value for retailers isn’t wholly new, and over the last decade, more companies have adopted earth-conscious practices as evidenced by the now commonplace Chief Sustainability Officer role and rise of Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) investing. Consumers today are now hyper-aware of brand values and the role companies are expected to play in building safer and more sustainable communities. Demand is growing rapidly for brands to not only take steps to limit their carbon footprint, but to fully embrace sustainability as a core value. 

Intel and retail industry thought leaders will have a candid conversation about Sustainability in Retail—what’s working and what’s not—and offer insights on how retailers can embrace sustainability for both the planet and their bottom line.

Sustainability as a Value in Retail

Learn about Intel's OT/IT integration for high performance computing within their factories.

Intel's OT/IT Integration for HPC Edge Computing

The journey to the Fourth Industrial Revolution has rapidly progressed over the past year – due to wide-scale innovations around the convergence of analytics, AI and IoT – bringing us closer than ever to delivering intelligent decision-making and productivity for the manufacturing and energy sectors. While the industry is still largely in the early stages of adoption, there is a massive transformative opportunity to bring the Fourth Industrial Revolution to scale across industrial operations.​

Despite challenges, COVID-19 has also accelerated the Fourth Industrial Revolution, as manufacturers and utilities look to Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) digital capabilities to navigate through this moment. How are industrial leaders implementing emerging technologies to scale and transform their businesses?​

​Join a discussion with Intel and industrial experts from across various verticals – from renewable energy to transportation - exploring the future of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and how leaders can implement best practices to transform their operations.

Key audience takeaways
- What are the key challenges associated with implementing an industrial transformation strategy? 
- What can we learn from those that have already managed to pivot their operations and supply chains to meet the future of the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
- What will the role of the Fourth Industrial Revolution be post-COVID-19? How is the pandemic accelerating transformation?

Panelists:
Christine Boles, VP, IOT Group and GM Industrial Group, Intel
Ana Mozos, Global Head of Digital Transformation - Smart Grids, Iberdrola
Scott King, Global Manager, Advanced Manufacturing Systems and IIoT, Ford

Moderator
Martin Garner, Chief Operations Officer CCS Insight

The Fourth Industrial Revolution - Transformation and Adoption

The biopharmaceutical industry is undergoing a digital transformation with AI at the forefront, driving innovation and enhancing business models. AI has the potential to enable the analysis of massive databases, accelerate research and redevelopment, save costs, and promote effective decision making.  

ValitaCell aims to transform how life-saving biological medicines are manufactured – the right data can help streamline biologics production and unlock enormous potential for cell therapies. ValitaCell’s AI tools provide efficient data streams to spark a bioprocessing revolution. Their CellAI portfolio of AI algorithms helps extract rich cell insights from simple images to steer bioprocess design and operation. 

In this virtual fireside chat, Intel’s Sandi Colner, global head of labs and life sciences vertical, and ValitaCell’s Paul Dobson, head of data, discuss how the two companies are collaborating on a cutting-edge AI project for cell imaging, address some of the challenges facing the biopharma industry and preview what’s next.

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