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IoT Day Slam™, Virtual Internet of Things Conference April 9, 2019

January 16, 2019 By admin

The IoT Community® (Internet of Things Community®), the world’s largest community of corporate executives, IoT professionals and practitioners, today announced a call for papers and speakers, for the next installment of its coveted IoT Slam® series of events – the IoT Day Slam™ Virtual Internet of Things conference, commencing April 9, 2019.

“We are thrilled to announce another premiere event for the eighth in the series of IoT Slam conferences,” said Nancy Shemwell, IoT Community COO and Advisory Board Member. “We are very pleased to be able to host events like this bringing together thought leaders and top industry experts. The inaugural IoT Day Slam builds upon the success of the previous seven events and we expect to continue shaping the IoT narrative, garnering the very best IoT thought leadership from our IoT Community. IoT practitioners with cutting-edge solutions and compelling stories are solicited to present a paper at this not-to-be-missed thought leadership event.”

The IoT Day Slam 2019 builds on the hugely successful prior IoT Slam events and represents an unparalleled platform for both established and emerging IoT technology providers and practitioners, business leaders and executive management across all core industry sectors to learn from and engage with one another.

The IoT Day Slam online conference is delivered in real-time via virtual broadcast, attendees can tune in live to the stream globally via the internet and interact with speakers and other attendees. All proceedings are recorded and made available via https://iotpractitioner.com.

David Hill, Executive Director of the Internet of Things Community (IoT Community) said, “We are excited to announce our inaugural IoT Day Slam virtual event in celebration of IoT Day 2019. IoT Day is now a fixture on the annual IoT calender and as the premier IoT membership community, we are thrilled to collaborate with IoT industry leaders to deliver this event in its recognition. On April 9th, all eyes will be on the internet of things for IoT Day, so we encourage IoT practitioners to engage, demonstrating how their use of IoT is transforming business, culture and society.”

Call for Papers
IoT practitioners interested in presenting a session at the IoT Day Slam ’19 have until February 28th 2019 to submit a proposal. Visit https://iotslam.com/iot-day-slam-2019-call-for-papers/ for full details on the submission process and to submit a paper.

Free Access to Virtual Broadcast
Members of the IoT Community can get free access to the real-time virtual broadcast by visiting http://www.iotslam.com/register

About IoT Day Slam™
The IoT Day Slam 2019 is the Internet of Things Community’s eighth international conference, covering a horizontal industry perspective, across the entire spectrum of IoT. The IoT Day Slam takes place April 9, 2019 virtually in the cloud. For more information, visit www.iotslam.com. IoT Slam delivers the best in class IoT Strategy, Leadership, Advisory and Methodology – (SLAM)™.

About IoT Community® – (Internet of Things Community®)
The IoT Community is the world’s largest CxO community of senior business leaders and IoT practitioners consisting of 23,000+ members. The function is to focus on adoption and application of IoT in commercial environments, seeking to contribute applying technology or overcoming the variety of barriers, inhibitors, and technical and operational issues. For more information about IoT Community, visit http://www.iotcommunity.net .

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