11:00 AM – 4:00 PM ET
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Sponsored by: Axway
Speaker: Daniel Mayo
Sponsored by: Axway
Host: Sara Peters | Guest: Brian Otten
Sponsored by: RingCentral
Sponsored by: RingCentral
Moderator: Eric Krapf | Panelists: Brent Kelly and Ken Zeng
- The Next Normal: How enterprises and technology providers will support the modes of hybrid work that emerge from the uncertainties and debates of 2021
- Unified Communications/Contact Center Cloud Transition: How to leverage the rapid transition to cloud services that are causing disruption and risk to established business models and traditional vendors
- Customer Engagement: How emerging solutions require an integrative and programmable platform approach to deliver next-gen customer service, marketing engagement, and salesforce engagement
- Workplace Mobility: How enterprise mobility will be vital in supporting a new wave of hybrid workers, frontline workers and in enabling the next normal
Presented by: InformationWeek
Sponsored by: Axway
Speaker: Brian Otten
Access to data and data-enabled innovation are at the heart of open platform initiatives across all industries.
But what happens with that data and how does it create new value for end users and providers? How can you align your data ecosystem and ensure it is transformational, consumable, real-time, and trustworthy? Discover how an API First approach can help you build a data ecosystem that supports key initiatives for you and your partners.
Moderator: Max Smolaks
Panelists: Moises Levy and Chris Bronk
The data center is the backbone of the digital world and continues to evolve with compute-intensive and data-intensive workloads taking center stage.
Responses to multiple Omdia surveys point to workloads like AI and analytics growing the fastest in the enterprise data center and in the cloud. These are increasingly processed on highly optimized servers which push the power envelope of data center racks.
Given that the ICT industry has agreed on a science-based target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 45% between 2020 and 2030, data center operators and their customers will need to strike the right balance between performance, reliability and sustainability. This is exemplified by responses in our colocation services survey where companies indicated that renewable energy is a strong driver for colocation adoption and is increasing in importance.
But sustainability is about more than renewable energy—new technologies can improve resource efficiencies and operations practices. Liquid cooling, smart grid ready UPS and power efficient IT equipment all have their role to play. Recycling, renewing and reusing data center equipment and components is another key way to lower the greenhouse gas emissions of the ICT industry to meet its commitments.
In this panel we will discuss best practices and where the lowest hanging fruit is to set attendees on a path to rapidly transform their business practices in 2022.
Moderator: Wendy Schuchart
Panelist: Roy Illsley and Jayne Groll
Innovation, adaptability and speed are some of the major mandates that enterprises have placed on the IT department.
The ongoing evolution on the Ops side is ripe for change as the march toward higher levels of efficiency continues unabated. DevOps could eventually give way to NoOps, with its promise of fully automated infrastructure and IT management activities; while CloudOps and DevSecOps bring speed, security, and adaptability to the operations table.
Omdia also foresees an increase in adoption of AIOps as the overarching technology that can bring all the management practices (observability, rapid mitigation, augmented decision making, self-healing, auto-scaling, etc.) in IT together.
This panel will discuss the impact that various “Ops” models will have on IT in 2022 and beyond.
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