
IoT Tech Expo Europe, the leading event for exploring the latest advancements in Internet of things technology, is pleased to announce an esteemed lineup of speakers for the expo, which is set to take place on 1-2 October 2024 at RAI, Amsterdam.
This year’s event will feature thought leaders, industry experts, and innovators who will share their insights and expertise on topics including IoT, Digital Twins & Enterprise Transformation, IoT Security IoT Connectivity & Connected Devices, Smart Infrastructures & Automation, Data & Analytics and Edge Platforms.
Speakers at IoT Tech Expo Europe include:
In addition to the speakers, the IoT Tech Expo Europe will feature a series of presentations covering a diverse range of topics crucial to the advancement of the Internet of things and its applications across industries. Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights and practical strategies from presentations such as:
“We are thrilled to welcome such a distinguished group of speakers to IoT Tech Expo Europe,” said Sophy Searight, Head of Conference at IoT Tech Expo. “Their diverse perspectives and wealth of experience will provide invaluable insights to our attendees, fostering learning and inspiration.”
IoT Tech Expo Europe is a part of TechEx. For more information regarding TechEx, please see online here: https://techexevent.com/
Event Details:
For more information about IoT Tech Expo Europe and to register, please visit https://www.iottechexpo.com/europe/ticket-registration-2024/ or contact the enquiries inbox at [email protected].

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