We will also discuss the Internet of Things, and national and international regulatory trends including GDPR, e-privacy regulation and NIS directive.
on November 21st, in the opening session of the IothingsRome 2018 International Conference.
The areas of application of Internet of Things technologies are numerous and it is now clear that they will progressively transform the way we work and produce, as well as everyone's daily lives.
Industrial applications, connected vehicles, logistics, smart cities, smart homes and buildings, infrastructure monitoring, energy, healthcare, and wellness are just a few examples of sectors where new business opportunities are being created and where the entire supply chain is being impacted, from sensors and telecommunications to service offerings and innovative customer engagement methods.
These new development opportunities therefore involve all categories of businesses such as vendors, network operators, platform managers, content producers, service providers, but also the regulatory and infrastructure bodies of the country system.
The session analyzes the hottest and most current topics in the Internet of Things landscape and its applications, focusing on the main challenges facing the market's development.
Key Takeaways
- Overview of the global market, technological trends and development elements
- Scenarios rulemental for the diffusion of IoT digital technologies
- The IoT ecosystem constantly evolving, between new business models and Open Innovation
- State of the art of architectures and standards
- Safety e confidentiality, Trends in data and infrastructure protection
- IoT connectivity, the multi-technological landscape from the networks.
9:50 Internet of Things: National and international regulatory trends including GDPR, e-privacy regulation, and NIS directive
Fulvio Sarzana of S. Ippolito, Lawyer, Sarzana Law Firm and Associates
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