Automation as the Foundation for Enterprise AI

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Event Overview

Critical infrastructure organizations are under increasing pressure to modernize operations, improve resilience, and reduce complexity across mission-critical environments. Join WWT and IBM for a virtual discussion on how automation can help teams streamline operations, strengthen reliability and respond faster to changing business and technology demands. During this session, experts from WWT and IBM will discuss common challenges facing critical infrastructure teams and share practical perspectives on how automation can support more secure, scalable and efficient operations. Attendees will walk away with a clearer understanding of where automation can create value and how to begin translating strategy into execution.

Featured Speakers

Jim Stuckey

World Wide Technology

Practice Director

James Stuckey is an IT Director at World Wide Technology with over 20 years of experience delivering enterprise IT solutions that drive performance...

Zach Splaingard

World Wide Technology

Technical Solutions Arch III

Zach Splaingard joined WWT in 2011 as a member of the Infrastructures Services team specializing in blade servers, server and desktop virtualizatio...

Drayton Graham

IBM

Partner Technical Specialist

Drayton Graham is a Senior Partner Technical Specialist at IBM with nearly 20 years in cybersecurity and enterprise technology. He's spent over a d...

What to expect

This event will cover the following topics:

Learn how automation can help improve reliability and efficiency across critical infrastructure environments.
Hear practical perspectives from WWT and IBM experts on common operational challenges and modernization opportunities.
Explore how organizations can reduce manual processes, improve visibility and respond faster to changing conditions.
Understand how WWT and IBM can help teams move from automation strategy to real-world execution.

Goals and Objectives

The goal of this event is to help attendees better understand the role automation plays in modernizing and protecting critical infrastructure environments. Participants will learn how automation can improve operational consistency, support resilience, reduce risk and create a stronger foundation for managing complex systems at scale.

Who should attend?

Infrastructure and Operations Leaders, IT Automation Leaders, Security and Risk Leaders, Platform Engineering Teams, Systems Architects, and Critical Infrastructure Decision-Makers