Today's digitally savvy consumer expects businesses to know what they want — in some cases before they know themselves. To do that, organizations must adopt a more data-centric approach that can deliver personalized experiences in real time. 

Join Salena Malik, Director of Digital Products, as she talks about what it means to have purpose-built solutions and the importance of having a product mindset when it comes to planning and executing with strategic intent. She also walks us through real-world examples of where personalization is making an impact in the market. 

In today's digital age, it's not enough to own the data. It's how you interpret your data in real time to make business decisions that will have the most impact. Adopting an advanced operational intelligence mindset allows you to leverage your data more effectively to create an improved experience for your end customer. 

Join Manju Palakkat, Director of Digital Products for WWT, as she talks about how advanced operational intelligence is helping organizations better understand the desires and behaviors of their end customers.  Manju also details four considerations for adopting generative AI and how that adoption will have an impact on driving a more intelligence driven organization.

Cloud migrations were initially predicated on the justification of cost savings. Now well into that journey, many organizations simply aren't seeing as much value as they predicted. And in some cases, leaders are seeing a "double bubble" effect, with costs increasing in both infrastructure and cloud.

Join Jenny Haladik, a chief cloud advisor at WWT, as she outlines how adopting cloud FinOps fundamentals can supercharge your ability to optimize cloud spend.

Business and IT leaders are being pushed by management teams to adopt and move fast with generative AI. But where to start? Organizations need concrete ways to integrate this exciting technology into existing operations. 

Join WWT Data Science Director Ankur Gupta as he talks about WWT's overall vision for AI and how we've developed an AI roadmap that prioritizes practical use cases that will create value. Ankur discusses two specific use cases WWT is driving forward and how that can help you think strategically about your own AI initiatives and dives into what "the emerging LLM stack" means. 

The massive growth of over-the-top applications, cloud computing, mobile devices and the need for always-on access to data and applications, optical networking solutions are quickly becoming mission-critical to driving business growth. 

Join WWT Core Networking Expert John Chiarini as he addresses challenges to blending optical and routing solutions, gives practical advice on how to manage these networks and ways network managers can stay ahead of what the future holds.

As life sciences organizations face myriad challenges — from labor shortages and regulatory uncertainties to emerging competition and inflation — leaders need to view technology as a key enabler to overcoming these obstacles and accelerating scientific outcomes.

Join Dr. Sanaz Cordes, WWT's Chief Healthcare Advisor and Global Life Sciences Lead, as she talks about how emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence are making major advancements in drug discovery, clinical development and commercial manufacturing. Dr. Cordes also talks about how life sciences organizations can create an enterprise-wide AI ecosystem and why data is crucial to making it happen.

The idea of operational visibility in the utilities industry has changed dramatically over time — from physical eyes on machines decades ago to a more data-centric approach today. But utility companies plagued with legacy infrastructure and outdated systems are struggling to keep up. 

Join WWT Utilities and Energy Principle Adam Nathan as he talks about ways utilities can more systematically capture data detailing the performance of major systems — all in the name of transformation. Adam also talks about how leaders can drive more operational visibility from a people, process and technology viewpoint, and what best practices are taking place in the market today.

Digital transformation initiatives are making oil and gas organizations more intelligent and aware. But as oil and gas companies become more connected, it's also creating a threat landscape drastically different from what leaders in the space have become accustomed to.  

Join WWT's Alex Bond, an OT security technical solutions architect, as he talks about key tenants of OT security — visibility, segmentation and secure remote access — and how they should be approached from a broader OT security strategy. Alex also talks about how CISOs and other security leaders can make the case for security as a business necessity and what to do to scale your strategy to locations around the globe. 

The extraordinary popularity of generative AI has organizations of all kinds exploring new and innovative ways to put it to use. But rarely are AI use cases a simple switch to turn on. Often, they take months, if not years to implement. Wouldn't it be nice to have a head start? 

Join WWT Data Science Manager Ajay Dadheech as he dives into WWT's AI R&D program, which seeks to investigate the one- to three-year horizon of the AI and machine learning space. Ajay talks about what our AI R&D program means for organizations and their application of AI in their businesses, research initiatives in the pipeline and how clients can expect to interact with them.

Generative AI is rapidly pushing artificial intelligence to the forefront of every CEO's agenda. But generative AI is just one branch of the massive AI tree, and organizations need to be thinking strategically about many of those technologies to best harness the power of AI moving forward.  

Join WWT's Kevin Carlino, who leads WWT's artificial intelligence research and development team, as he unpacks the complexity surrounding AI, dives into the different types of research initiatives related to AI underway at WWT, and what organizational leaders need to do today to stay ahead of the AI curve.