Build, buy, or pretend: running enterprise LoRaWAN you actually own

Your meters are in the ground for ten years. Your integrator's contract runs three. When the network goes quiet on a Friday, that gap is yours. This session shows you the enterprise LoRaWAN architecture drawn as an ownership map — gateways, network server, data, the operations layer nobody bids for — and which parts of it you'll still be holding after every contract expires. You'll leave with the questions that tell a real SLA from a pretend one, an honest list of what's still hard about running The Things Stack at scale, and what we got wrong about how enterprise IT adopts LoRaWAN. Come if you're funding infrastructure someone else operates, or about to.