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Verizon Gears Up for IoT
Date: Thursday, May 5, 2016 Time: 12:00 p.m. New York / 5:00 p.m. London participating company
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Mike Robuck, Editor, Telco Transformation
Steve Bell, Senior Analyst, Heavy Reading Mark Bartolomeo, Vice President, Connected Solutions & Internet of Things, Verizon Verizon is expanding its Internet of Things (IoT) efforts across multiple fronts this year, including opening up its IoT platform to third-party developers and technology service providers. During this webinar, Telco Transformation Editor Mike Robuck will talk with Verizon's Mark Bartolomeo, Vice President of Connected Solutions and Internet of Things, and Heavy Reading Senior Analyst Steve Bell about the challenges for the different IoT uses cases, Verizon's IoT core network, security concerns and the building blocks for IoT services and platforms. Verizon launched its IoT platform, which is called "ThingSpace," in late 2015. There are currently more than 5,000 developers using ThingSpace. With ThingSpace, Verizon is addressing some of the biggest IoT challenges in agriculture, healthcare, sustainability, public safety and urban development. Verizon will offer its cloud-based APIs on ThingSpace for beta testing in 2016, and it's also adding over-the-top security at the edge of a network to help developers better protect devices and applications regardless of the service provider or the type of transport that is used. Verizon is also developing an IoT core network to provision IoT use cases that can run on low power and low bandwidth.
Mike Robuck, Editor, Telco Transformation
Steve Bell, Senior Analyst, Heavy Reading
Mark Bartolomeo, Vice President, Connected Solutions & Internet of Things, Verizon
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Mike Robuck is the Editor of Telco Transformation. He has a long history of reporting on the telecom and cable sectors on topics such as SDN, NFV, cloud, wireless and OTT, for publications such as CED Magazine, Communications Technology and Boardwatch. He also reported on high school sports for The Rocky Mountain News, a sure sign that he is destined for some sort of Nobel prize. Mike is based in Montrose, Colorado.
Steve's coverage at Heavy Reading includes the Internet of Things (IoT) and related technologies, focusing on the evolution of the mobile Internet and its impact on digital life. Steve joins Heavy Reading with more than two decades of experience as a strategy, marketing and technology advisor, analyst, speaker and commentator on the mobile Internet and the emerging IoT space. He previously worked with Motorola in Germany, the U.K. and the U.S., where he led technology roadmapping, strategy, product and business development teams that developed 2G, 3G and 4G cellular devices for the global market. In addition, Steve is an entrepreneur who has founded two companies: KeySo Global LLC, an analysis and advisory firm specializing in strategy, marketing and innovation, with a focus on mobile technology; and My City Tag LLC, a digital city services platform with an initial market focus on parking. Steve holds a First Class B.A. Honors degree in Business from Kingston University, England.
Bartolomeo is responsible for Verizon's IoT product strategy and the delivery of smart city, smart grid, healthcare, precision agriculture and intelligent transportation solutions. Prior to his current position, he was global vice president, Verizon Enterprise Solutions, deploying Verizon's wireless, global IP networks and advanced M2M, cloud, and security technology platforms. He also served as vice president, for Financial Services, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Transportation, Telematics and Energy Vertical industry markets.
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