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Internet of Everything Live!WHAT IS INTERNET OF EVERYTHING LIVE!?

Internet of Everything – the potential is limitless but significant challenges to fulfilling its potential remain: How to design the right business model for you and your partners? Which services are the most in demand? How to guarantee security across connected products and services? Internet of Everything Live! addresses the complexity of creating and industry-to-industry value fabric, showcasing emerging business models, as well as looking at real-life case studies across key IoE areas including healthcare, smart home, connected car and more.

KEY CHALLENGES THAT WILL BE ADDRESSED:

• What is the evolution of TM Forum Frameworx and where is it heading?• Considering different IoE business models and how to identify the most appropriate for you and your partners• A look at the different technology making up the IoE and considering interoperability challenges• The hottest IoE verticals and applications fuelling the demand for further innovation• Exploring the future of IoE – products, services and business opportunities

WHAT MAKES THIS EVENT DIFFERENT:

• Access to 7 other live events, covering compatible and important topics such as Agile Operations, Analytics, Virtualization, 5G, Smart Cities and more...

• TM Forum is the global industry association for digital business, connecting leading companies, and diverse ecosystems to accelerate successful digital business transformation

• Our members are developing the assets needed to become truly digital businesses with complex partnerships across digital ecosystems - we don’t just tell you what you should do - we show you how and help you build it, in a unique collaborative environment

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Internet of Everything Live! SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Erik MeijerHead of Group InnovationDeutsche Telekom

Stephen Mellor CTO Industrial Internet Consortium

Sebastian Zimmermann Head of Automotive Web of Things & M2M Innovation Center BMW Group

DIVERSE RANGE OF SPEAKERS FROM ACROSS DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS, INCLUDING:

Liat Ben-Zur SVP Digital Technology Leader Philips

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3,500+ Delegates90+

Countries represented

600+ companies and

cities including service providers, global

enterprises, technology suppliers and

cities

350+ CXOs

250+ speakers 40+ CxOs 60+ CSPs 20 Cities &

governments

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Tuesday, May 10, 2016

BUSINESS MODELS FOR CONNECTED ECOSYSTEMS

Chairman: Chris Anderson, Director, Deloitte Consulting

11:15 am Driving IoE excellence across the European Unions

• Why is the European Commission committed to driving IoE excellence?

• What projects are currently underway and what successes have already been achieved?

• The actions under the Digital Single Market whereby European companies can compete globally

Thibaut Kleiners, Head of Unit, Network Technologies, European Commission

11:40 Panel: Status check – are we there yet?

• What does the IoE landscape currently look like?• Connecting everything – what is holding us back?• Understanding the impact of connected

ecosystems on your business• Enabling and driving business value from IoE• What can we expect in terms of evolution over the

next 12-18 months? David Pleasance, Partner, Deloitte, Member of TM Forum Board of DirectorsKarl Bjurström, VP, Head of Strategy & Digital Transformation, Data Science & Analytics, act. Head Telecom & Media, CapgeminiHumera Malik, CEO and Co-founder, Quexor Group, TM Forum Ambassador

12:20 pm Blitz panel: Adapting to and benefiting from evolving ecosystems

• Examining successful strategies to grasp IoE business opportunities

• How to enable ecosystem-to-ecosystem service delivery?

• Game changer – facing new customers and competitors

• What role will service providers realistically play in the IoE value fabric?

• How to swiftly establish and manage partnerships with multiple players

Miriam Cordero, Head of Corporate Strategy, BTErik Meijer, Head of Group Innovation, Deutsche Telekom

12:45 – 2:00 Lunch

2:00 pm Are enterprises equipped to surf the latest wave of IoT?

• What changes do enterprises need to make to adapt to the IoT world?

• How can legacy organisations innovate and keep pace with agile native startups?

• How do small and large enterprise strategies compare?

• How can vertical silos be broken down?• Embracing digital and connected technology to

grasp new business

Thomas Andrae, Director New Ventures, 3M

INTEROPERABILITY AND THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND CONNECTED ECOSYSTEMS

2:20 pm Panel: Openness and guaranteeing interoperability

• The role of standards and APIs and how to deal with device diversity

• How important are open source solutions to enabling the IoE?

• Where do we stand in terms of IoE standards?• A look at current standardization initiatives and

barriers• Low Power Wide Area Networking (LPWAN) – is

this the standard IoT has been waiting for? Stephen Mellor, CTO, Industrial Internet ConsortiumPaul Coebergh van den Braak, Senior Director of Standardization, Philips, and Board Member of the AllSeen AllianceMike Richmond, Executive Director, Open Interconnect ConsortiumRalph Mueller, MD Europe, Eclipse Foundation

3:00 pm Designing and creating data-hubs for the IoE era

• Compiling and standardizing diverse IoE data and enabling developers to rapidly create applications and analytics

• Tackling data privacy and terms of use across data sources/types and applications

• Monetising and handling data across the ecosystem (end users, data providers, application developers, application providers, local authorities, …)

• Example design and implementation from Milton Keynes Smart City- MK:Smart

John Wittgreffe, Chief Researcher – IT Services and Data Hubs, BT

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3:30 – 4:00 Afternoon Refreshments & Exhibition visit

SECURITY AND PRIVACY IN IOE

4:00 pm Security and Privacy: Internet of Everything or Internet of Evil Things?

• What are the emerging privacy, safety and security concerns in the hyper-connected world?

• What responsibilities do various partners in the value fabric hold?

• Will security and privacy issues hinder the evolution of the IoE and how can we establish a sustainable trust model?

• The operators’ role in ensuring IoE security and how to monetize this

• When “smart” becomes “sly” – a look at the Internet of Sneaky Things

Brian Witten, Senior Director, IoT security, Symantec

EXAMINING AND DRIVING THE IOE MARKET

4:25 pm Panel: The impact of the Internet of Everything on, well, EVERYTHING

• What role will your company play in the IoE ecosystem?

• Where are we seeing IoE have the biggest impact? • Who are the winning stakeholders and how can

you get a slice of the pie?• Staying ahead of the curve – investing in

innovation• What’s in it for the enterprise? What’s in it for the

service provider?

Matt Hatton, Founder and CEO, Machina ResearchJürgen Hase, Director, M2M, OoredooThomas Andrae, Director New Ventures, 3M

5:05 pm Empowering developers, driving development and deployment

• Enabling fast IoT experimentation and evolution across all devices with Snappy Ubuntu

• Apps at the heart of IoT services and monetization - for consumer and enterprise alike

• The Internet of Toys: Flexibility and applying IoT to solve varied problems and market gaps

Maarten Ectors, VP Internet of Things, Proximity Cloud and Networking, Ubuntu/Canonical

5:30 End of day one

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Wednesday, May 11, 2106

SMART HEALTH

Chairman: Ed Currie, Head of Smart Health, TM Forum

9:00 am Panel: The advent of Smart Health – delivering better healthcare to more people, at lower cost

• What does the Smart Health landscape look like today? What will it look like tomorrow?

• A look at real life examples of innovation and connected technology in action

• How is digital technology improving lives and treatment in remote/emerging markets?

• What are the security/privacy risks and how can they be mitigated?

• The importance of partnerships and interoperability in enable “anywhere care”

• Examining the scope of the telco’s role Emre Tavşancıl, Head of Mobile Health, TurkcellAndreas Amann, Partner, Head of Pharma and Healthcare, DeteconKaren Taylor, Research Director, Centre for Health Solutions, DeloitteLiat Ben-Zur, SVP Digital Technology Leader, Philips Fay Arjomandi, CEO, NantMobile

9:45 am Symbiosis in the Open digital healthcare eco-system

• The role of the Digital Ecosystem• Overview of Smart Health • Leveraging open digital APIs to create a

sophisticated APP’s promoting medical and social wellbeing

• Verizon’s Healthcare contributions• Analyzing the resulting value to stakeholders

across the value chain • A glimpse of future opportunities and solutions

10:05 am The power of remote monitoring put to the test!

• A look at the rise in chronic illnesses and the threat to global public health

• How are digital health solutions helping to manage non-communicable diseases like diabetes

• The m-Health Grand Tour –putting remote monitoring to the test through a multi-vendor, interoperable, replicable and scalable solution

• Other benefits of digital solutions and cross-border health data collection for patients and care providers

10:25 Wearables of today and tomorrow

• Design, practicality and adoption – driving the wearbles market forward

• What do future wearables look like? From glasses to watches and smart fashion

• Examining adoption levels and success of smart wearables, where are we seeing the most innovation?

• Features and functionality – the scope of use of wearables today and tomorrow

10:45 – 11:15 Morning Refreshments & Exhibition Visit

CONNECTED LIVING

11:15 am IoT 3.0 – connecting the consumer in useful ways

• IoT 1.0 – connectivity and monitoring; IoT 2.0 learning and moving forward; IoT 3.0 contextual automation

• The impact and benefits of IoT on industry are clear, but still a little fuzzy on the consumer side – why?

• What does the future of true connected living look like?

• What role will telcos play in the fully connected, smart world?

Fahim Kawsar, Director of IoT Research, Bell-Labs

SMART BUILDINGS AND THE FUTURE OF THE SMART HOME

11:45 am Smart buildings for smarter living

• Snapshot of the smart building market globally• From basic smart elements to the high tech ultra

smart connected building• How are smart buildings making living smarted,

safer and more sustainable?• What are the barriers and pitfalls involved in

developing the smart building?

*Everyone attending will receive a complimentary copy of the Zero Net Energy Buildings research report that CABA has completed

Ron Zimmer, President & CEO, Continental Automated Buildings Association (CABA)

12:05 pm Case study: Smart homes of today and tomorrow

• A look at consumer adoption levels in connected home devices

• Where is there the most demand? Sifting through the necessary, useful and superfluous

• The real potential and scope of smart home solutions

• Analysing real life benefits, from practicality to economy and ecology

• A look at connect home product innovations around the corner

James Monighan, MD Europe, SmartThings

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12:25 pm Putting a brain at the heart of your home

• Smart lighting, smart heating, smart home appliances, smart locks, smart headache

• What is needed to create a single, integrated, smart home?

• Maximising choice, control and privacy in the connected home

• Weaving wearables into the home Martin Harriman, Executive Chairman, nCube

12:45 – 2:00 Lunch

CONNECTED CARS AND THE FUTURE OF DRIVING Chairman: Bengt Nordström, CEO, Northstream

2:00 pm Driving the future of connected cars

• A look at the current connected car and what’s coming up

• How is the IoE changing the automotive industry?• How are car manufacturers adapting to this?• Integrating the vehicle into cross-industry solutions,

e.g. smart home Sebastian Zimmermann, Head of Automotive Web of Things & M2M Innovation Center, BMW Group

2:25 pm Infotainment, enhanced safety and monetizing the connected car

• Constantly connected – what are the challenges of providing reliable, seamless, quality in-vehicle digital services?

• Which infotainment apps hold the most revenue-making potential, and who ultimately takes home the bacon in the partnership?

• On-board diagnostics and other in-vehicle solutions to enhance road safety

David Holecek, Director of connected products and services, Volvo Group

SMART AND DIGITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES

2:45 pm IoT efforts and increased revenue in Banking

• How are banks investing in digital and IoT technology?

• What does the future of smart financial services look like?

• Connected solutions to better protect and serve the customer

• What are the main challenges in providing digital financial services?

Thierry Derungs, Chief Digital Officer – Wealth Management, BNP ParibasWarren Mead, Partner, Head of Challenger Banks and Global Co-Lead Fintech, KPMGValentin Stalf, Founder and CEO, Number 26

3:30 – 4:15 Afternoon Refreshments & Exhibition Visit

4:15 pm Smarter banking for exacting customers at BNP Paribas Wealth Management

• Designing and implementing digital solutions for wealth management

• How we are improving customer experience through connected technology

• Which services will bring the most value for banks in the near future?

• Considering the challenges: regulations, cross-border coordination and security stakes

Thierry Derungs, Chief Digital Officer – Wealth Management, BNP Paribas

4:40 pm Challenging the financial status quo

• What are the new requirements of banks in the digital and connected age?

• How are new banking models better fulfilling customer needs today?

• Will the rise of challenger banks mean the fall of the traditional banking model?

• Case study: a look at the Number26 experience so far

• What may the financial landscape across Europe look like in the coming years?

Valentin Stalf, Founder and CEO, Number 26

4:45 pm Defining and enabling the mobile payment ecosystem

• Going from mobile banking and payments to mobile lifestyle services

• What are the particular challenges in delivering mobile financial services?

• An inside look at one of the world’s largest mobile payments platform

• Realising a solid vision and strategy to help build an open ecosystem for digital finance and related products

5:05 pm Industry 4.0

• How will enhanced efficiencies change the way products and services are conceived?

• How is connectivity both disrupting and improving manufacturing?

• Discussing the impact of IoT technology on supply chain management

• Moving towards automated decision making• A look at real life examples of IoT implementation

and results

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CatalystDON’T MISS

IoE CATALYSTS

Our Connected World: An Agile Ecosystem for Delivering Smart Digital Services (Former “Smart Energy Project Catalyst”)

This Catalyst will look to demonstrate the foundation for building an agile ecosystem capable of delivering a broad range of Smart Digital Services and demonstrate how different vertical domains could be interconnected. This catalyst will involve two scenarios centered around a customer. The customer could be an individual consumer or a business. Champion: OrangeParticipants: ESRI, BearingPoint, Infonova, BaseN

Establish a Digital Ecosystem

The proposed project for initiating a catalyst fits under the Open Digital Forum program and will provide a B2B2X model that expands beyond telecom industry and traditional wholesale business showing how carriers and telecom operators can benefit from IoT market evolution. The aim of this Catalyst project is to show a real case scenario and relevant use cases from telecom

wholesale side, explaining what assets need to be implemented in order to enable telecoms to unlock potential for the IoT marketplace. Champion: STCParticipant: ZIRA

Smart Health

This Catalyst represents two fronts:1. Digital Health Care Journey2.The usage of Frameworx to deliver an IoT application ( made up of many services from many partners)

• Enable efficient and standardized interaction between parties without the need for deep knowledge of Frameworx

• Enable businesses to create, evolve and manage digital services rapidly and efficiently without the need to deal with the complexity of their partner businesses

• Touch-points between partners and the ability to utilize TM Forum APIs to deliver value/content/offers

• Time to market for end user collaborative applications

• Time to revenue for each of the partners within the ecosystem

Champions:Verizon, OrangeParticipants: Ericsson, BaseN

Anywhere Point of Care Diagnostics (Smart Health) Establish a reproducible approach to “Anywhere Point of Care” diagnostic testing, using Infection Tracking as the test case. Using small portable point-of-care (PoC) diagnostic instruments (e.g. Cepheid Omni), tests can

be done anywhere – for example, a hospital clinic, a health center, or even a temporary clinic or mobile unit in the field. Results are immediately uploaded by smartphone connection to the cloud, allowing sharing and integration with healthcare IT systems/health records – methodologies for this would be defined. Additional opportunities exist for adding telemedicine components- again, methodologies would be defined. Participant: ESRI

Smart Follow-up (Smart Health)

An Open HealthCare Platform Delivered as a Managed Service Enabling continuity of care at home Providing constant, reliable and secure dialogue between the patient and the hospital. Champion: Italtel

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CatalystSDN/NFV CATALYSTS

Delivering Digital Experience across Ecosystems

This Catalyst project will demonstrate the critical digital capabilities required to deliver the following: Personalized and context based sales & marketing using omnichannel, context delivery & Big data insights Dynamic & personalized bundling, new purchase model( free, trial, guest etc.) for digital and Telco services Easy on-boarding using single customer profile, preferences, ID across all services Distributed and configurable provisioning of Digital services Flexible customer and user life cycle management Meaningful & relevant customer interactions using known context( profile, location, device & preferences). Champion: TelefonicaParticipants: Infosys, UXP Systems, TCS, BearingPoint

New Business Models with Mobile Sponsored Data This Catalyst will look to demonstrate a new way to monetize mobile data in a B2B2C business model and create a trustworthy experience between digital services and their customers, leveraging the network of mobile operators. This Catalyst project will involve a scenario showing a digital service provider who wants to create a best in class digital experience with its customers. As an example, a Bank (or any other

service such as an insurance, a travel agency or a merchant …) wants to incentive its customers (let’s assume consumers) to use their mobile app and do transactions instead of going to the branch, leading to high operating costs. During the customer service session, which may involve heavy content or a video chat, all the data used will be taken care of by the digital service provider (the bank) and will not decrement the consumer data bundle. Champions: OrangeParticipants: Sigma, Datami, Salesforce

Digital Industrial Manufacturing

The catalyst will focus on intelligent ordering and manufacturing products as well as design management, enabling automatic adaptive reconfiguration of manufacturing cells which could include reconfiguration of robots, programmes, fixtures and tools based on the required manufacturing needs. The Catalyst will demonstrate end-to-end dynamic orchestration across OT and IT domains, Factory and Cloud-based systems, and business and partner networks leveraging TM Forum’s Open Digital REST APIs. The project will also explore automatic resource allocation based on automatic detection of the availability of resources, priority of completion and the manufacturing requirements of the product to be manufactured. Other functions that will be explored include policy based manufacturing and automatic onboarding of manufacturing partners which could influence dynamic procurement of manufacturing supply chain. These enables a shift towards more dynamic reconfiguration of the factory floor and facilitates the drive towards agility and flexibility into the factory floor. For this

project we will specifically evaluate above mentioned functions in the context of airline manufacturing. We are actively seeking new participants, particularly those with expertise in policy management, usage management and performance management.

Connected CarThis Catalyst project will look at a global deployment of connected car using Embedded Subscription Identity Module. Champion: Telus

BSSOTT

The Catalyst project is a real world project designed to utilize APIs presented by WSO2.Telco to the TMF community to enable the provision of a seamless digital framework to power a unique consumer application designed to enhance the usability of core Telco services for roaming customers and offer localized digital service experience for end users. The application, which will be designed to be subscribed to by any Telco’s customer, utilizes both core Telco network services and local and regional digital business to offer relevant localized digital products and services – the perfect hybrid. The objective is that any Telco or any service provider can launch quickly and efficiently in a controlled modern “internet style’ platform whilst continuing to deliver the core services each do so well. Champion: Dialog Axiata PLC

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CatalystSDN/NFV CATALYSTS

Climate PoC1 (Smart Climate) We are currently hosting an online and face to face ideation activity. the best and most feasible projects will be selected by Jan 15. You can view progress here: http://imagine.orange.com/en/cop-21/idea/list. Champion: Orange

Climate PoC2 (Smart Climate) Climate PoC 2 ideation for this initiative is underway here: http://imagine.orange.com/en/cop-21/idea/list. Champion: Orange

Data for Climate (Smart Climate)

Considering both the urgency and the business and social impact opportunities we are facing, many feel we cannot wait any longer for new tools and methods to emerge; we must come together to generate them, and embrace more open innovation and networked problem solving. One of the key enabler of the approach is to learn to provide safe access to useful data to an ecosystem of actors. This project intends to work with organisations that have already run pilot projects in the area of data for sharing and data for economically good purposes. It will seek to find and share the best practices for telco sharing of data initially and grow beyond telco in a future iteration. Champion: Orange

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