IoTFA 2021 Goes Virtual

The number of Internet of Things (IoT) connections exceeded the human population more than a decade ago, research shows. And in 2021, the growing rate of IoT deployment is set to reach $3.7 trillion.This trend is expected to change the trajectory of how businesses are run across the world. So while there is a very real hype surrounding IoT, very few enterprises know how to make the most of it.That's why business leaders, tech aficionados and innovation heavy-weights are gearing up for the virtual edition of the Internet of Things Forum Africa ' taking place from 2526 March 2021.Under the theme 'Enabling Enterprise Transformation with IoT', this premier African event will see hundreds of attendees equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to plan and implement successful IoT projects ' to get ahead of the curve by moving their IoT pilots from project phase into real-world production.With a host of local and international experts, the summit will cover Emerging Technologies, Internet of Things for COVID-19, Data Protection, Ethics and Security in a connected world.Confirmed Speakers For IoTFA2021Dr. Makaziwe Makamba, 4IR Research Expert At DcdtDeepesh Thomas, Executive Head Of Digital (Wealth) At Standard Bank GroupMarius Oosthuizen, Futurist Speaker & Lecturer, The University Of Pretoria's Gordon Institute Of Business ScienceMike Emanuel, Technology Manager At Famous BrandsLawrence Boya, Director: Smart City Programme, City Of JohannesburgWayne Janneker, Head Of Information Technology At CaprisaHow to participateJoin as an attendee: Learn from some of the most powerful brands, mavericks and visionaries that are setting the pace for change and driving disruption in retail.Join as a speaker: Showcase your thought-leadership. Share your insights and experience. Shape solutions to critical business challenges.Join us as a sponsor: Reinforce your position as a leading provider of technology solutions.For more information about this conference, visit: https://itnewsafrica.com/events/event/iot-forum-africa/[t]: 011 026 0981/2 [e]: events@itnewsafrica.comStaff writer
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