Is Europe a slow market for Smart Homes? How to overcome the early adopters and start focusing on the mass consumer market? What are the upcoming opportunities in the energy, utilities, retail and connected home supply chain markets? These are the key questions that needs to be answered by the industry.
Join our European Smart Homes 2018 taking place on 5th & 6th September in London, UK to hear answers to these and other important questions within the smart homes market. The two day event will bring together key industry stakeholders from the energy industry, IT, telecoms operators, utilities, insurance & property management companies, governments, consultants, solution and technology providers.
In 2017, the European ''Smart Home'' market has grown dramatically and is expected to increase 14.5% between 2017 and 2022. According to Gartner, it is expected that a typical family home could contain more than 500 smart devices in five years' time. Today not only products but also services - mainly the user experience - are really important for the consumers in order to cover their principal concerns. The key discussions will involve monetisation, customer approach, partnership and interoperability.
Key topics
- Retailer's perspective on the evolution of the smart homes market
- Changing the consumer mindset
- Case studies of successful promotional campaigns
- Utility supplier's reaction to the smart home market expansion
- Evolution of platforms supporting the smart home
- Personal data and security of information
- Smart home extensions
- Property developer's response to home automation
Who will attend?
- Oil & Gas Explorers and Producers
- IT and Data Associations
- Solution Providers
- Consultants
- Regulatory and Policy Officers
- Technology Providers
- Open Source Platform Providers
Venue
Royal Garden Hotel2 – 24 Kensington High Street
London, W8 4PT United Kingdom
Phone: 0044 (0) 20 7937 8000
Confirmed Speakers Include:
- Elaine Robinson, Smarter Home Manager, Electric Ireland
- Richard Blackburn, Business Development Officer, Worcester, Bosch
- Jose Queiros De Almeida, Head of Smart Home, EDP
- Jon Carter, Head of UK Business Development, Deutsche Telekom AG
- Johan Ander, Head of Fortum Smart Living, Fortum
- Andrea Scognamiglio, Head of Global E-home, Enel
- Michael Villa, Senior Policy Adviser, SmartEn
- Jakub Szymanowski, Head of Product and Technology Development Office, Enspirion & ENERGA Group
- Jeremy Heath, Innovation Manager, Sutton & East Surrey Water
- Matthew Evans, Executive Director, SmarterUK & Internet of Things Programme, TechUK
- John Anderson, Executive Director, Kier Living
- Ana Machado Silva, Innovation Specialist-Open Innovation, Sonae
- John Shipman, Digital Services Manager, Places For People
- Jakub Szymanowski, Head of Product and Technology Development Officer, Enspirion
- Jayanta Borkakoti, Director, Home Insurance, LexisNexis Risk Solutions
- Karam Z Karam, Director, Idratek Ltd
The agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.