Tuesday, October 21st from 10:20 - 11:05 AM
Transforming Warehouse and Industrial Automation: LeveragingMachine Vision, AI, and Deep Learning for Automated Data Capture, Object Recognition, and Quality Control
Presenter: Steph Hobley-Lloyd, Honeywell
The Dark Art of RFID Tag Encoding
Standards-based encodings for RAIN RFID: importance, options, examples.
Presenter: Chris Brown, TSC
Tuesday, October 21st from 11:15 - 12:00 PM
Beyond Recovery: Transform Business Performance With Software Intelligence
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, businesses are no longer just managing mobile devices; they are managing the intelligence that powers them. Mobility has evolved beyond simple device management to an ecosystem where data, automation, and AI-driven insights determine success.
This session explores how organizations can move from reactive to proactive mobility management by leveraging real-time intelligence to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and drive smarter decision-making. We’ll discuss the hidden costs of “blind” mobility, the role of predictive analytics, and how SOTI’s intelligent software solutions provide visibility, automation, and control across all endpoints.
Join us to discover how smart software is redefining the future of enterprise mobility - and how you can capitalize on this shift to drive business performance.
By the end of this session, attendees will:
- Understand the Shift to Intelligent Mobility – Learn how AI, automation, and predictive analytics are transforming the way businesses manage their mobile ecosystems.
- Recognize the Hidden Costs of Blind Mobility – Identify inefficiencies, security risks, and financial losses caused by a lack of real-time data and insights.
- Discover the Power of Predictive Analytics – See how proactive monitoring, automated compliance, and intelligent diagnostics can reduce downtime and optimize operations.
- Turn Software Intelligence into a Competitive Advantage – Learn how to position smart mobility solutions as a value driver that enhances business productivity, reduces costs, and improves customer experience.
Presenter: SOTI
The Rise of the Connected Factory
At Zebra Technologies, we are elevating the Connected Factory to new heights with technologies that digitize, automate, and optimize manufacturing operations. Our solutions deliver unmatched visibility and real-time insights, driving scalable efficiency. These advancements help manufacturers build competitive, profitable, and resilient enterprises ready to thrive in today’s competitive marketplace.
Advancing Risk Management in Transportation with Telematics and IoT
Managing risk in transportation and logistics requires more than compliance checklists and traditional safety programs. Fleets today must address a wide spectrum of challenges, including unsafe driving, HoS compliance, vehicle maintenance, cargo theft, cybersecurity, driver shortages, and increasing regulatory oversight.
Telematics and IoT technologies have emerged as critical tools to meet these challenges head-on. For organizations that have yet to adopt a solution, telematics offers foundational benefits: real-time visibility into driver behavior, streamlined compliance, and data-driven vehicle maintenance. For fleets already using telematics, recent advances unlock even greater potential. Artificial intelligence now enables proactive risk detection through driver monitoring and in-cab coaching. Predictive analytics provide early warnings for maintenance and equipment failures. IoT integrations extend beyond the cab to track cargo integrity, monitor trailers and assets, and improve infrastructure planning.
These innovations allow fleets to not only do what they’re already doing—monitoring compliance, reducing unsafe driving, managing downtime—but to do it more efficiently, with deeper insight and measurable results.
Importantly, they also support stronger workforce management by enabling performance-based coaching and retention strategies in the face of driver shortages.
This session will highlight both the essential functions and the new frontiers of telematics and IoT. Attendees will gain a practical understanding of how connected technology reduces risk, enhances operational resilience, and provides a roadmap for future growth—whether they are evaluating solutions for the first time or looking to elevate the systems they already have in place.
Presenter: Chris Johnson, Azuga, VP of Business Development
Tuesday, October 21st from 3:00 - 3:45 PM
Empowering the Warehouse Workforce: Enhancing Productivity, Accuracy, and Safety with Wearable Devices and Voice-Guided Solutions
Presenter: Lesli Reeves, Honeywell
The Future of Manufacturing Supply Chain Technology: A Shift Toward Intelligent Systems
The shift toward intelligent systems in manufacturing automation represents a fundamental transformation from simply automating tasks to creating a dynamic, self-optimizing supply chain. These systems, powered by technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (IL), and the Internet of Things (IoT), enable proactive decision-making rather than just reactive responses. This evolution allows manufacturers to move beyond basic efficiency gains, achieving unprecedented levels of resilience, adaptability, and predictive capability to navigate the complexities of today's global supply chain.
This session will discuss how the convergence of these key technologies allows leaders to leverage real-time insights to make smarter, faster decisions across the entire supply chain. This data-driven decision making leads to better outcomes, from improved customer satisfaction to higher profitability.Overview:
Aligned with this year’s theme, "From Recovery to Resilience", this session explores how Heartland partners can reshape operations by leveraging advanced device management strategies to empower their customers in supply chain, warehousing, logistics, and field services.
What You’ll Learn:
How 42Gears SureMDM transforms frontline operations by enabling robust Android Shared Device Mode for shift-based and shared-use environments.
Strategies for minimizing device downtime and IT friction with secure, auto-reset workflows—ideal for distribution centers, fleet operations, and cross-docking.
Real-world examples illustrating how partners have enhanced productivity, tightened security, and scaled deployments seamlessly.
Best practices for integrating with Heartland hardware solutions, including rugged handhelds, scanning equipment, and IoT endpoints—maximizing ROI and accelerating growth.
Presenter: Don Stevens, 42Gears Mobility Systems Inc., National Channel Sales Manager
Field-Ready & Friction-Free: How to Optimize Mobile Work
Presenter: Adam Sahli, RAM Mounts
Wednesday, October 22nd from 10:15 - 11:00 AM
Unlocking the Power of AIDC: Transforming Warehousing and Distribution Decision-Making
Presenters: Femi Ajayi, Honeywell
Power Up: Stay Connected: Smart Mounting and Charging Solutions
In today's fast-paced, technology-driven environments, securely mounting and positioning devices is critical to operational efficiency, worker productivity, and equipment longevity. This presentation explores innovative device mounting solutions tailored to the unique needs of key industries: manufacturing, distribution, transportation & logistics, field services, and POS & retail.
We'll examine how rugged, ergonomic mounting systems enhance workflow by providing stability, reducing downtime, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
From forklifts in bustling warehouses to service vehicles in the field, or point-of-sale terminals in high-traffic retail settings, the right mounting solution ensures seamless integration of mobile computers, tablets, scanners, and other essential devices.
Attendees will gain insight into selecting the appropriate mounts for various environments—whether fixed, mobile, or hybrid—while considering factors such as vibration resistance, ease of access, space constraints, and user interaction. Real-world use cases and deployment strategies will highlight the ROI and performance improvements achieved with smart mounting implementations.
Join us to discover how customized mounting solutions are empowering industries to work smarter, safer, and more efficiently.
Presenter: Noah Fisher, ProClips, Account Manager
Tangible Benefits of Implementing RFID Technology in Manufacturing
RFID Technology can deliver some of the most significant and immediate benefits in manufacturing, primarily by providing a new level of real-time visibility that was previously impossible. RFID moves manufacturing from a reactive, manual data collection model to a proactive, automated one. It provides the real-time visibility and data accuracy needed to make smarter business decisions, improve quality, and build a more resilient and efficient operation.
This session will discuss the benefits of an RFID implementation, describe how RFID can enhance manufacturing processes for visibility and traceability, and also review the factors to consider when designing and implementing an RFID project.
Presenter: Don Stevens, 42Gears Mobility Systems Inc., National Channel Sales Manager
Default Isn’t Optimal: Enhancing IT Operations Through Smarter Configuration Practices
Presenter: Jacob Mackender, AlwasyOn
Wednesday, October 22nd from 11:15 - 12:00 PM
RFID Media - What, When and WHy
Presenter: Ryan Zins, TSC
From Factory to Field: Efficiently Deploy and Manage Essential IT Assets with Industry Tools
Presenter: Sean Moore, AlwaysOn
Wednesday, October 22nd from 1:30 - 2:15 PM
Next-Generation Safety: How Telematics, IoT, and Video are Transforming Fleet Operations
Safety remains at the core of every fleet operation. From unsafe driving and fatigue to regulatory compliance and liability exposure, the ability to manage risk and prevent incidents before they happen is more valuable than ever. Emerging advances in telematics, IoT, and video technology are transforming how fleets approach safety, shifting from reactive reporting to proactive prevention.
Driver behavior monitoring has become significantly more sophisticated with the integration of AI-powered video telematics and IoT data. Real-time alerts can now detect distractions, fatigue, or risky maneuvers as they occur, while in-cab coaching provides immediate feedback to correct behavior on the spot. Beyond compliance, fleets are leveraging these tools to build a culture of safety by providing fair, consistent, personalized feedback to drivers.
What sets today’s solutions apart is the ability to tailor coaching and training to each individual driver. Telematics platforms now combine performance data, video evidence, and IoT insights into personalized coaching dashboards that help drivers track their progress. Gamification and reward programs turn safe driving into a measurable, motivating experience, boosting engagement and retention while reducing accident frequency and severity.
Importantly, these improvements have a direct financial impact. By lowering the number and cost of accidents and claims, fleets can reduce insurance premiums, negotiate better coverage, and strengthen their bottom line.
This session will explore how modern video telematics and IoT-enabled coaching elevate traditional fleet safety practices, creating safer roads, more engaged drivers, and measurable cost savings.
Presenter: Chris Johnson, Azuga, VP of Business Development
World Modeling as a Simulation for the Physical World
Building an AI model that can simulate the physical world, plan, and access outcomes.
Presenter: John Nguyen, Meta Super Intelligence Lab, Senior Research Engineer
The $9,000/Minute Problem: How Device Downtime Derails Performance and Impacts OTIF Promises
Presenter: SOTI
