Gartner Events Video Podcast

Delivering EA value is always possible but not always easily understood by practicing enterprise architects. Discovering and communicating your EA value proposition requires situational awareness and strong communication skills. Key issues: • What are the opportunities for delivering business value from enterprise architecture? • How can you engage business leaders in understanding business value from EA? • What skills must you employ or improve to demonstrate your value proposition? Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/ea17 to see more videos from the Gartner Enterprise Architecture Summit, 2015.

Recognize that Big Change – change of a different kind – is on us, with the advent of digital business. Digital business challenges traditional Supply Chain approaches, with new approaches to analytics, new technologies and a requirement for detailed focus on developing new talent. This requires your organization to adapt to the digital reality with a bimodal capability. Balancing stability, security and reliability, with innovation and agility. If you have not already done this, you need to catch up.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/scc6 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Supply Chain Executive Conference, 2015.

We'll introduce key trends and best practices in customer service and logistics, as well as the drivers of improved performance. Take a closer look at your customer service and collaboration maturity and the capabilities required to deliver against the business imperative for growth and efficiencies. Using real-world guidance, we'll show logistics executives how to gain a competitive edge by focusing on the “order to delivery” process with customers.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/scc6 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Supply Chain Executive Conference, 2015.

Inventory is a complex supply chain topic that is impacted by lead times, constraints, volatility and product complexity. We'll provide supply chain planning and inventory management leaders with a comprehensive framework to develop a comprehensive approach to both increased inventory performance and supply chain maturity.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/scc6 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Supply Chain Executive Conference, 2015.

The Internet of things (IoT) will approach 30 billion devices globally by 2020. It’s clear these intelligent, connected devices will impact the supply chain, but how and when? We'll help supply chain strategists understand the realities of IoT so they can design and prioritize investments in capabilities.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/scc6 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Supply Chain Executive Conference, 2015.

As we complete the first quarter of the century, what will supply chain planning look like? How will organizations, processes and technology evolve between now and then? We'll expose attendees to the vision of 2025, including a look at planning organization structures, new developments in demand and supply processes, and the technology features on the horizon that will change the game in supporting planning agility.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/scc6 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Supply Chain Executive Conference, 2015.

The nature of work is rapidly changing. Routine, process-oriented work is diminishing and knowledge work applied to ambiguous workplace scenarios is increasing. Is the time spent designing, building and maintaining process-oriented IT systems proportional to the amount of time the rest of the organization spends with those processes? Recognizing a disconnect there will be the start of a journey requiring a shift in culture and perspective. The digital humanist manifesto is a tool that CIOs and senior IT leaders can use to achieve that goal.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/pcc13 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Digital Workplace Summit, 2015.

We have a lot of technology in the workplace, but how much of it do we bring to bear to improve that essential experience of enterprise collaboration: the meeting? We'll look at the trends impacting how we meet, if we still have to, and what we can do today to accelerate decision making.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/pcc13 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Digital Workplace Summit, 2015.

Synergy is gained by connecting collaboration solutions, the ways people perform tasks, and their physical environment. Metaphors and abstraction regarding physical space and time, combined with new technology options, dramatically change how tools are leveraged. We'll describe best practices for these types of converged collaboration plans, and review emerging offerings from major vendors like Microsoft, Google and Cisco, as well as from emerging providers.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/pcc13 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Digital Workplace Summit, 2015.

To deal with the disruption of digital business, IT leaders need to reimagine and reinvent the workplace. A digital workplace exploits consumer-oriented styles and new technologies to enable more effective ways of working. Creating the digital workplace requires significant changes in behaviors, skills and business models. The payoff? Increased employee engagement and improved business performance.Visit http://eod.gartner.com/event/pcc13 to view more

recorded sessions from Gartner’s

Digital Workplace Summit, 2015.