World Wide Technology - TEC37

Could you benefit from Wi-Fi 6? How many Wi-Fi 6 clients are already in your environment? Join us for this first episode of WWT’s “No Bad Wi-Fi” series where featured guest, Cisco’s Jim Florwick demonstrates how you can see if it’s worth it, without buying new AP’s.

Throughout this series, hosts Robb Boyd and Jennifer Huber give you the inside look into OEM and Ecosystem Partners solutions and services revolving around “wireless.” In subsequent episodes, the panel will include thought leaders and leading engineers from Aruba, Meraki, Ekahau, 7Signal and more. Be sure to check back each month for a new, informative and exciting session.

This episode is sponsored by Cisco.

Presenters: 

Robb Boyd

Jennifer Huber , Technical Solutions Architect – Wireless Access & Mobility, WWT

Jim Florwick, Senior TME, Cisco

Anssi Tauriainen, VP – Product Management, Ekahau

Carter Burke, CEO, AccelTex Solutions

Making security investments based on the current threat landscape is a no-win situation for today’s CISOs. With a never-ending sea of threats, CISOs need to take a different approach, one that manages risk based on business goals and objectives.  In the new TEC37 episode from World Wide Technology (WWT), WWT experts Todd Neilson and Greg Schoney discuss the steps CISOs can take to meet the challenges of this current environment.

Presenters:

Todd Neilson, WWT

Greg Schoeny

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Many organizations are on the path to adopt SDN for their data center network. However, technical leaders tend to become split between the two market leaders in this space: Cisco ACI and VMware NSX. How does an organization choose between them, and could they work well with each other?  In this new TEC37 episode from World Wide Technology (WWT), these issues are discussed by WWT experts Matt Hilliker and Eric Fairfield. This episode is sponsored by Cisco.

Presenters: 

Matt Hilliker, WWT

Eric Fairfield, WWT

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In this episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC37 series, WWT experts Todd Bolton and Dominic Greco, along with Andrew Braverman and Emmett Kaczmarek from Dell Technologies, discuss the key challenges that customers face today related to storage and data protection, considerations for choosing the right products and recommended approach in addressing wholistic infrastructure needs. This episode was also sponsored by Dell Technologies.

Presenters:

Todd Bolton, WWT

Dominic Greco, WWT

Andrew Braverman, Dell Technologies

Emmett Kaczmarek, Dell Technologies

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In today’s ever-changing world, do you ever think about how your organization’s network must evolve with it?   In this episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC37 series, WWT Network specialists Bill Thompson and Neil Anderson will talk about the macro factors to consider when looking at the future of networking and what happens if we think differently about the problem. They will also cover how sales and services models need to evolve with the network.

Presenters:

Robb Boyd

Bill Thompson, WWT

Neil Anderson, WWT

Business and technology executives are challenged with aligning business goals, increased dependence on technology and the responsibility to secure the organizations most important assets. As any breach report can attest, this is a complicated task that requires a balance of understanding the business risks and goals, managing technology tied into the responsibility to secure the organization and its assets. 

That is why it is critical that organizations stop being focused on specific solutions and start looking at their organization holistically. How can organizations holistically be secure? 

In this new TEC37 episode from World Wide Technology, our experts Geoff Hancock and Warren Perils, along with Shena Seneca Tharnish from Comcast, will discuss the elements that make up an enterprise wide security program and how this program impact every aspect of the organization. They will also discuss traditional cyber operations and compare it to how some organizations are being more proactive with how they approach holistic cyber security, and they will outline how business executives are managing their cyber risk. 

PRESENTERS:

Geoff Hancock

Warren Perils

Shena Seneca Tharnish

Many organizations are hesitant to commit to a single vendor for their data center. However, when moving to a software-defined data center (SDDC) model, vendor lock-in may be the best strategy. On the latest episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC37 series, WWT’s James Harless and Sean Hicks, along with Pat Dooley from Dell and Jason Lamb from Intel, have a compelling discussion on why this may be your best move. This episode is sponsored by Dell Technologies and Intel.

Presenters:

Robb Boyd, Moderator

James Harless, WWT

Sean Hicks, WWT

Pat Dooley, Dell

Jason Lamb, Intel

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Businesses moving forward with an AI strategy need to ensure the security of those AI models is part of that strategy. In this episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC37 series, WWT experts Jamie Milne and Gene Geddes, along with Melvin Greer from Intel, will highlight issues in AI model security for the organization and suggest approaches for identifying and closing gaps in defending AI models. They will also touch on the importance of building a robust, mature, and repeatable program for assessing AI model vulnerabilities. Today’s episode is sponsored by Intel.

Panelists:

Robb Boyd

Jamie Milne

Gene Geddes

Melvin Greer, Intel

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Software-Defined Data Centers (SDDC) are designed to overcome the drawbacks of traditional IT infrastructure to offer the accelerated delivery of consistent data center services. Despite the performance gains, some organizations have been hesitant to adopt a SDDC environment. On this episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC37 series, WWT experts, along with experts from Dell and Intel, discuss the pros and cons of SDDC and whether this approach may fit your organization.

Presenters:

Robb Boyd, Host

Sean Hicks, WWT

James Harless, WWT

Shanon Berry, Dell Technologies

Robert Looney, Intel

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The TEC37 AIOps three-part series concludes with a technical dive into the AIOps space. WWT experts Tanner Bechtel and Arsalan Lari, along with Ben Haddox from AppDynamics, discuss the partnerships and technical complexities we deal with in today's world. This TEC37 episode is sponsored by AppDynamics.

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Panelists

Tanner Bechtel, WWT

Arsalan Lari, WWT

Ben Haddox, AppD

Robb Boyd, Host