November 8, 2024

Axis to host six technology conferences at Expo 2020

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Axis Communication, a global security, surveillance player is hosting six impetus technological conferences as part of their participation in Expo 2020 from 1 October 2021 to 31 March 2022. The Axis team announced that they will be covering out diverse range of topics from artificial intelligence for smart, secured tomorrow for securing in 5G era at the Sweden Pavilion in the event’s Sustainability District in Dubai.

As per the views announced from Axis experts, participants can be expected for being an inspired, engaged discussion via core industrial trends shaping our world as well as displaying robust solutions for smarter, safer, and more sustainable cities.

As per the firm’s announcement, “the initial Axis conference titled ‘Share in the discovery of smart cities’ is going to take place on 12 October 2021 and will dive into how the association empowers global cities to evolve from safe to smart via their innovative cameras, Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, and surveillance analytics.”

Axis sanctions governments and businesses to comprehend, manage, and boost three core areas of urban life: public safety, urban mobility, and environmental monitoring. These three areas will be the emphasis of the event, and attendees will learn how to renovate urban life, ultimately producing better cities to live in.

Ettiene van der Watt, Regional Director – Middle East & Africa at Axis, and Marcus Filipsson, Axis Director of Special Marketing Projects, will commence the conference.

They will be joined by Andrea Sorri, the company’s Segment Development Manager of Smart Cities, who will discuss making cities more liveable, securing their reputation, and investing in future-proof solutions. Sorri and prominent guest speakers will also unpack using technology and data to protect residents, ensuring that citizens can move freely, and helping cities grow and develop while taking environmental impact into account.

Sienna Dzanic, Axis Global Enterprise Marketing Manager, will then touch on the reputation of smart buildings and their influence on quality of life and sustainability plans. In closing this impactful event, Andrea Sorri and Tertius Wolfaardt, the company’s Architecture and Engineering Manager, will accomplish with a presentation on the camera as a powerful sensor and an ecosystem of prospects.

Statement from Ettiene van der Watt, Regional Director – Middle East & Africa at Axis

“The decisions we make today can either help or hinder our future generations, so we need to be more proactive and strategic in our actions if we are to create better cities to live in and a better future of our planet. With that in mind, we planned our technology conferences to align with likeminded partners and align on government visions to build a smarter, safer world. Axis is proud to be part of the solution, and we hope you’ll join us at Expo 2020 to explore opportunities for positive change and growth,” commented van der Watt.   

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