In today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, clinician burnout has emerged as a pressing concern. With over half of physicians reporting burnout due to administrative burdens, long hours, and challenging technologies, the need for actionable solutions has never been more critical.

Join Dr. Sanaz Cordes, WWT's Chief Healthcare Advisor and Global Life Sciences Lead, as she dives into the role technology plays in enhancing the clinician experience and improving patient outcomes. Dr. Cordes identifies key initiatives healthcare organizations should prioritize to make the clinician experience such that it reduces burnout and increases productivity, and talks about emerging technologies, such as AI and machine learning, that can accelerate positive patient outcomes. 

Digital transformation initiatives in the manufacturing industry are driving rapid acceleration of IT/OT convergence as manufacturers look to become more connected, efficient, intelligent and aware. But as the "factory of the future" becomes more digitally savvy, security concerns arise.

Join WWT Manufacturing Practice Manager Don Rogers as he talks about the benefits of an intelligent OT security architecture and how it differs from IT security. Don sheds light on key security key principles that can foster increased productivity, greater process safety and integrity, and reduced downtime, and how you can put them into action.

In the age of generative AI and machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT) can often be forgotten about. But IoT represents a critical enabler of the generative AI revolution. And while IoT has matured beyond a science experiment within most organizations, driving IoT success is still perplexing enterprise IT teams industry wide.  

Join WWT Principal Solutions Architect Chandler Heath as he breaks down the current state of IoT, real world use cases that are making a difference for some of our clients, and practical steps leaders can take now to mature their ability to drive IoT outcomes.

Oil and gas companies produce massive amounts of data, but often struggle to access or extract that data to improve the experience for customers and employees alike. By seamlessly analyzing and integrating data into daily workflows, organizations can enhance safety, increase productivity across the workforce and deliver prescriptive insights to enable improved decision making.  

It's called the connected worker. 

Join WWT industry specialist Matthew Nalbone, with many years of practical experience in the oil and gas industry, as he talks about the technologies needed to make a connected worker a reality, the benefits it's driving in industries such as oil and gas, and what companies are getting connected worker right today. 

Nearly all companies — no matter the size or industry — are in some state of digital transformation. At the heart of those efforts is data. Without clean, clear, actionable data, digital transformation is nearly impossible.  

Join Brian Koehler, who leads WWT's data streaming practice, as he dives deep into the vital role data plays in digital transformation, how organizations should structure data governance to make the most of those transformations, and key technologies that are tying it all together.

Amid limited budgets, tight labor markets and shifting economic conditions, organizations that focus on and invest in automating operations are seeing remarkable increases in operational efficiency.  

Join WWT's Global Practice Manager for AIOps, Mike Cervasio, as he talks about what it means to automate operations and how it can make an impact on your organization.

Generative AI and large language models (LLMs) are firmly within the mainstream conscious thanks to the explosive popularity of ChatGPT. But language modeling has been in the works for 75 years now. And while data scientists in the know have always expected advancements in the technology were on the horizon, even they are amazed at the mass adoption of generative AI tools and pace of change taking place in today's market.

Join Aditya Prabhakaron, a lead data scientist for WWT, as he talks about generative AI and LLMs and what they mean for businesses of all kinds. Aditya details an experiment he and his team performed exploring the capabilities of different size language models, and dives into a few dos and don'ts when it comes to generative AI in the enterprise.

Businesses across the world are turning to automation to drive efficiency and simplicity. But for many, automation doesn't work as quickly or seamlessly as they'd like. In most cases, that's because leaders are thinking of operations from an operations and infrastructure perspective. There's a third equally critical component — automated platforms — that must be considered.

Join WWT Senior Practice Manager for Automation Phillip Palmer as he discusses how automated platforms relate to other core areas of automation, such as infrastructure and operations. Phillip also talks about the teams and roles that stand to be most impacted by automation initiatives and how organizations can work toward automation unlocking a self-service model moving forward.

Data stands as manufacturers' biggest and most strategic weapon to accelerate digital transformation. But too often, data is their Achilles heel. To thrive in today's digital landscape, manufacturers need to embrace sophisticated data pipelines that collect, process and analyze data from various sources seamlessly.  

Join WWT's EMEA Industry Business Development Manager David Robinson as he talks about how manufacturers can automate the flow of data from sensors, machines and production lines to create a more efficient and productive organization. David, an experienced Industry 4.0 and Industrial IoT thought leader, will also speak about how manufacturing data pipelines are built across multiple technology solution areas and where the strategies within those needs to be developed together for a common value outcome for the business.

Tasked with doing more with less, IT leaders globally are looking to scale automation projects to drive efficiency and productivity. Even more important than moving automation forward is moving the right automation forward. But as many are learning, this is easier said than done. 

Join WWT's Jim Stuckey, who leads our infrastructure automation practice, as he dives into why providing automated infrastructure is so critical to delivering good end-user experiences. Jim also talks about common use cases for automated infrastructure, outcomes gained from those use cases and considerations for building a culture that's ready to tackle it all. And who could forget — how is automation changing in the age of generative AI?