The basis of success in the digital economy has shifted. Now, algorithms and models are the keys to unlocking your business' full potential, and it all starts with AI.

This week, Jon meets with Vish Nandlall from Dell Technologies' Office of the CTO to dive deep on the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI), touching on what Dell specifically is doing with AI, why data management is a critical piece of the puzzle, and the importance of AI in transforming your business processes.

Each organization is on a unique journey into the digital future and there are thousands of new technologies materializing. So how do we demystify the truths and the myths about these emerging technologies?

In this episode, John Roese, Chief Technology Officer for Dell Technologies, sheds lights on processes used internally to evaluate future technologies and talks about the six big areas that are likely to shape the future of IT.

The age of fully autonomous vehicles is closer than you think – and in some places, it’s already arrived. In this episode, Bill talks with Stephen Davidson, a Principal Engineering Technologist for the Dell Technologies Office of the CTO, to discuss what’s driving connected mobility today and how that will shape what you can expect in the future.

Keeping track of all the upcoming emerging technologies that haven’t yet hit the market, their potential effect on businesses, and how they will all tie together in the future technology environment is a huge challenge. In this episode, Bill talks with David Frattura, the Senior Director for Technology Strategy at Dell Technologies Office of the CTO, to learn more about how digital transformation is a key driver in the technology industry, what 5G means for decentralized IT, and what trends we can expect to see in the next five years.

The tech environment is always changing, cyclically, from centralized to decentralized – but what is driving the change? In this episode, Bill is sitting down with John Roese, President and CTO of Products and Operations at Dell Technologies, to figure it out. From their discussion, we learn more about how IT infrastructure is being distributed, how data pipelines are being reconstructed, and how Dell Technologies is poised to be the only company to actually deliver a multi-cloud system.