Mark Bartolomeo leads the Internet of Things for Verizon‘s Media and Telematics organization. Bartolomeo has responsibility for Verizon’s IoT product strategy and the delivery of solutions that drive efficiencies, safety and economic growth.
Target markets; energy, healthcare, agriculture & food safety, UAVs, consumer IoT products and transportation. Bartolomeo also leads the development of Verizon’s IoT security and emerging LoPwr connectivity solutions for the deployment of Cat M and NB-IoT communication modules.
Born in Baltimore and raised in the Washington DC area, Bartolomeo earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Maryland.
The Path to Autonomous Mobility
Session Description: Unmanned aircraft of all sizes, self-driving cars, ships, and robots—all are moving quickly towards autonomous mobility capability. But it’s not just about smart systems and sensors. What policies, changes in social attitude, and other advances are needed so autonomous machines can seamlessly navigate the same landscape as we do? The full transcript is also […]
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From the sewers below our cities to the roads and buildings above, the depth of the ocean to outer space, be it our genome or our micro-biome– how much will the Internet of Things and digital transformation change our lives?
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