Held at the Austin Convention Center on November 2nd and 3rd, IoT World & The AI Summit Austin will showcase the home of connected intelligence, with a conference supported by tech innovators and global authorities, driven by powerful use-cases from world-business leaders.

Bringing together a cross-section of the global technology community, IoT World & The AI Summit supports CEOs, CTOs, AI experts, data scientists, technologists, engineers, and policymakers. Providing accurate, unbiased information that supports the development of corporate strategy and enhances AIIoT activation for businesses.

With a captivating program of content from immersive experiences to hands-on demonstrations, there will be unrivaled networking access to the global community. The event promises deep dives into the experiences of deployment across various sectors, including General Motors, Citi Bank, and JetBlue Airways, and will guide businesses, whether implementing or optimizing their tech stack, with unmitigated access to information and tools to bring strategies to life.

“Separately, AI and IoT are already incredibly impactful technologies that are changing how entire industries operate. However, it is the convergence of these truly transformative technologies that will drive the greatest disruption in business and society in the future. It will be fascinating to see how enterprises evolve and flourish using the knowledge gained here.”

Josh Builta, Research Director, IoT, at Omdia and guest speaker

Supported by industry greats, including Verizon, IBM Watson, and Cloudera, there will be various activities, including eleven stages with a carefully curated program, a tour of the Texas Innovation Center, the co-located Quantum Computing Summit, and Austin After Hours – a series of networking events at local venues.

“The momentum we have seen in this industry has been incredible, and this is set to accelerate. Our stage will provide real opportunities and solutions for businesses to get involved, and we are delighted to be taking part.”

Chair of the Quantum Computing Summit Sam Lucero

Omdia’s annual ICT Enterprise Insights (ICTEI) survey suggests more IoT projects are moving forward. In 2021, over 44% of respondents stated that their IoT project is now in an ‘Active stage’, meaning a full deployment is in place and operational. This is a noticeable increase from a similar survey conducted by Omdia in late 2020, in which 35% of respondents stated their IoT project had reached this level of maturity.

Businesses are at a critical point in advancing their IoT technology. Whilst many organizations have an IoT strategy in place, the Summit is a great opportunity to learn more from industry insiders.

To find out more, visit austin.appliedintelligence.live