Best Practices for Smart City Connectivity
October 1 – 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm
Sandbar
Urban and rural areas are evolving to cater to changes in technology while presenting new opportunities for improved public safety, connectivity and the overall experience of its inhabitants.
Crucial to realizing the potential of these environments is the physical connectivity layer that supports the end goals of security, mobility, and efficiency.
This session will explore key challenges and best practices for connectivity that enables smart cities, including:
- Risk Management
- Network Performance
- Power Optimization
- Citizen Experience
- Internet of City Things
Speakers

Andrew Watkins
Marketplace.city: President & COO
Chris Skelton
Foresite Group: Manager Technology Solutions
Kara Mullaley
Corning Optical: Global Marketing Manager, FTTx
Matt Powers
Anixter: Vice President of Global Technology Services