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Cities and their industries are changing quickly to keep up with the digital economy. To stay successful and prepared for future challenges, organizations must be adaptable and resilient. This session will cover the important trends shaping smart cities and industries, and stress the importance of embracing new technologies to succeed.

The Year of Sustainability: COP28 in the UAE and Utilizing Technology to Reach Your Sustainability Objectives

Sustainability has become a mainstream business topic today and many organizations are looking at their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) as a competitive differentiator. In this session, we will discuss the necessary strategic, operational, and organizational changes that companies should make to build a sustainable business. Additionally, we will explore how technology plays a crucial role in achieving ESG objectives.

Manufacturers are focusing on building a data-driven digital-first enterprise, and 5G technology is playing a crucial role in enabling this transformation. The fast connection speeds, stability, and configurability of 5G networks enable a wide range of real-time analysis and responses, including images and other unstructured data. In this session, we will explore how 5G can enhance digital-first operations by improving visibility, facilitating information sharing, and enabling more timely interventions to ensure the safety of employees and communities.

The accelerated digitalization of cities is resulting in a growing number of devices at the edge. According to IDC, by 2025, 22% of all data created will come from a variety of edge infrastructures and endpoints. Use cases like water management, digital twins, infrastructure monitoring, and traffic management are some examples of areas where there is growing instrumentation, devices at the edge, and accompanying heterogeneous networks. In this session, we will discuss the latest trends in edge computing and how organizations can utilize this technology while also managing the complexity and security risks.

The agricultural industry is going through disruptive times caused by evolving priorities across the value chain from farmers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and regulators, to consumers. There is a growing emphasis on food safety and provenance, which is prompting businesses to improve product shelf life, manage supply and demand fluctuations, and provide end-to-end traceability of products across the value chain. In this session, we discuss how organizations can address these evolving challenges by leveraging data and automation.