The education sector has seen many changes over the past few years—from remote learning to hybrid learning to equipping every student with laptops. And while these changes came out of necessity when schools and universities could no longer carry out in-person lesson plans, they are here to stay.

 

We now know about the power of educational technology, and it goes well beyond remote classrooms. Schools and universities have an opportunity to be more thoughtful about how they introduce and implement technologies across classes, and that’s having a beneficial impact on students, teachers, and even rural areas.

 

In this webinar, we will look at the new technologies being introduced in physical and digital classrooms, the social impact of EdTech, and how it is being used to up-level the teaching and learning experience. 

 

Key topics:

-        How the educational landscape is evolving today

-        Adoption of advanced technologies in schools

-        Different opportunities these technologies present

-        How EdTech benefits both teachers and students

-        What we can expect for the future of education

How Technology Is Reshaping the Future of Education

Traffic jams continue to plague cities and commuters, but the problem is more than just sitting in traffic or being late to work. There are safety, security, and sustainability aspects that all lead back to traffic management. In the U.S. alone, traffic deaths have hit a 20-year high, and the numbers continue to increase. Global energy-related carbon emissions also grew to an all-time high of 36.3 gigatonnes in 2021.

These numbers are clear indications that cities and communities need better and more intelligent ways to manage traffic, alert pedestrians, and keep their roads and spaces safe.

Join our panel of experts as we explore ways cities and governments can be smarter about traffic management, the role electric vehicles play in smart city management, and the ongoing efforts to repair and rebuild roadway infrastructure.

Key topics:
- Efforts to make cities smarter, safer, and more sustainable
- The rise of electric vehicles and their infrastructure
- Smart road technology components and partnerships
- What we can expect from the future of transportation 

Moderator:
- Christina Cardoza, Editorial Director, insight.tech

Presenters:
- Ken Mills, Chief Executive Officer for EPIC iO
- Maurizio Caporali, Chief Product Officer for SECO
- Sameer Sharma, General Manager of Cities and Transportation at Intel®

Building Infrastructure for the Transportation of Tomorrow

How will 5G change manufacturing? What is Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) and why is it important for applications like AI? And how can you successfully roll out your own private 5G network? Hear our panel of experts explain what lies ahead for the factory.

We'll be covering:
- How 5G will change the factory
- What it takes to deploy a 5G network
- When and where to use private 5G over public 5G
- How 5G compares to other emerging technologies

Partners: CCS Insight, Siemens, Capgemini

Moderator: Christina Cardoza, Associate Editorial Director, insight.tech

Speakers: 
Martin Garner, COO, CCS Insight 
Sander Rotmensen, Director of Industrial Wireless Communication Products, Siemens 
Philippe Ravix, Digital Manufacturing - Head of Architecture, Capgemini

5G is Here: What Does it Mean for the Factory? | America

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 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

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 put a severe strain on supply chains–but also opened up new opportunities to build a more sustainable future. Hear our panel of experts explain how new technology is bringing efficiency and reliability to warehouses, fleets, and the entire supply chain.

We'll Be Covering: 
o   Why sustainability matters
o   What a sustainable journey looks like
o   How to be successful
o   A look at sustainable businesses
o   Choosing the right partner
o   The future of green businesses

Moderator: Christina Cardoza, Associate Editorial Director, insight.tech 

Speakers:
Jan Hellgren, Director of Innovation, Vinci Energies, Sweden
Chris Cutshaw, Director of Commercial and Product Strategy for Visibility Products, CH Robinson

Building a Sustainable Supply Chain

Digital Transformation

Health Tech

Healthcare

Healthcare Marketing

Intel

Telehealth

Sustainability

Green Education

Supply Chain

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