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Mature Your Cloud Marketplace Capabilities to Drive More Value Out of Your Cloud Strategy | Research
Cloud marketplaces are designed to help optimize cloud costs. But for all the potential they offer, we've found our client base can struggle to extract the full value of cloud marketplaces.
Join WWT's Joshua Bushman and Lauren Fleming, both authors of the recently published Cloud Marketplace Maturity Model report, as they talk about a framework for simplifying, streamlining and scaling how organizations buy, deploy and manage cloud solutions across their business.
Wi-Fi 7 vs. Wi-Fi 6/6E: Making the Right Choice for Your Office Network
As more employees return to office, the demand on Wi-Fi networks is increasing. Now is the time for IT leaders to decide whether they should upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 or stick with Wi-Fi 6/6E. Join WWT experts Jen Huber and Mike Rice as they explore Wi-Fi 7 features, technical benefits and implementation considerations to help leaders answer this important question.
Cut Through the AI Hype: A Practical Approach to Successful Generative AI Implementation
Generative AI has taken the world by storm, promising to revolutionize how we create, innovate and solve problems. But beyond the hype, how can organizations harness the true power of this transformative technology to drive measurable business value? In this episode of WWT Research, we dive deep into the realities of implementing generative AI in the enterprise from experts WWT's VP of Cloud, Infrastructure and AI Neil Anderson and Senior AI Director Mike Trojecki as they share insights on how to scale AI from small wins to enterprise-wide success.
Think Beyond Disaster: Driving Cyber Recovery in the Data Center | Research
As bad actors leverage AI to make ransomware attacks more prevalent and effective, data center operators and security leaders must move beyond traditional disaster recovery plans and think strategically about cyber recovery.
Join WWT Cyber Resiliency Expert Michael Ambruso and Emerging AI and Cybersecurity Solutions Architect Todd Hathaway as they discuss ways in which you can optimize your data recovery plan when — not if — you fall victim to attack. Michael and Todd clarify the important difference between disaster and cyber recovery, dive into the role AI is playing in offense and defense, and offer guidance on how to best increase resiliency throughout your organization.
Keeping it Cool: The Vital Role of Data Center Cooling Solutions | Research
Game-changing technologies such as high-performance computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning are placing greater demand on data centers industry wide. Meanwhile, corporate sustainability targets are fast approaching, which is forcing organizational leaders to push for greater efficiencies across the business.
Join WWT's Taylor Cooper and Don Molaro as they talk about the importance of data center cooling solutions and the impact they can have on accelerating data center output while simultaneously driving efficiency. Taylor and Don talk about specific solutions that can make an impact and how IT leaders can begin to incorporate them without skipping a beat.
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The Future of Cyber Resilience and Risk Management: Tackling AI and Business Continuity
What would happen if your business suffered a major cyber attack today? Most organizations aren't ready. But yours can be. In this powerful discussion, WWT cybersecurity experts Kate Kuehn and Angela Brandt reveal how businesses can stay operational through inevitable cyber incidents. Learn why AI-driven threats, internal mistakes, and system malfunctions are reshaping security strategies and how you can build a resilient business that doesn't just survive, but thrives in the face of disruption.
Why Now Is the Time to Embrace a Converged Network Architecture
The convergence of optical transport and core routing has long been a networking ambition. Unfortunately, challenges related to cost, performance and interpretability have stood in the way — until now. Join WWT experts Josh Hogan and Tyler Tappy as they discuss how recent advancements have made it the perfect time for organizations to embrace a converged network architecture.
Think Beyond Disaster: Driving Cyber Recovery in the Data Center
As bad actors leverage AI to make ransomware attacks more prevalent and effective, data center operators and security leaders must move beyond traditional disaster recovery plans and think strategically about cyber recovery.
Join WWT Cyber Resiliency Expert Michael Ambruso and Emerging AI and Cybersecurity Solutions Architect Todd Hathaway as they discuss ways in which you can optimize your data recovery plan when — not if — you fall victim to attack. Michael and Todd clarify the important difference between disaster and cyber recovery, dive into the role AI is playing in offense and defense, and offer guidance on how to best increase resiliency throughout your organization.
Wi-Fi 7 vs. Wi-Fi 6/6E: Making the Right Choice for Your Office Network
As more employees return to office, the demand on Wi-Fi networks is increasing. Now is the time for IT leaders to decide whether they should upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 or stick with Wi-Fi 6/6E. Join WWT experts Jen Huber and Mike Rice as they explore Wi-Fi 7 features, technical benefits and implementation considerations to help leaders answer this important question.
How Forward-Thinking Leaders Integrate Culture and Tech to Amplify Organizational Success
How can my organization become a great place to work? This is a common question we hear from clients of WWT. While there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to culture, the most successful organizations integrate company culture with advanced technology to leverage data-driven insights and drive measurable business outcomes. Join WWT's experts Joe Berger, VP of Digital Experiences, and Krista Bush, VP of Global Employee Experience, as they discuss a framework for creating a sustainable and resilient company culture — a framework that has placed WWT on the Great Place to Work® list for 13 years running.
The End-User Computing vs. Security Smackdown: Strategies to Emerge Victorious in the Digital Workspace
Tired of the endless tug-of-war between your end-user computing and security teams? Join WWT experts Ivan Wintersteiger, Director of EUC and AIOps (Observability), and Jordan Hildebrand, Global Cyber Practice Director, as they face-off in a discussion about strategies to move past the "us vs. them" mentality. You'll learn the frameworks, communication tactics and assessment methods that enable a harmonious balance between employee experience and security posture.
Scaling AI Across the Workforce to Empower Every Employee
In 2024, organizations laid the groundwork for AI transformation, and now in 2025, it's time to cement your AI strategy. Join WWT experts David Rosenblatt and Mike Davis as they share insights from our 2025 Digital Workspace Priorities research report. You'll hear their unique perspectives on treating AI like a new employee and guidance on transitioning from proof-of-concept to organization-wide AI implementation so you can empower every employee.
Revolutionizing Industries: The Future of Edge Computing & AI
Edge computing and AI are transforming various industries by addressing the limitations of traditional infrastructures and cloud services. Edge computing and AI together enable organizations to enhance their end-user experiences and operational performance by supporting high-speed, low-latency needs and real-time data processing. Join WWT's strategy consultant Jennifer Adefala and distinguished solutions architect Curt Stalhood as they explore the evolving landscape of edge computing and its growing synergies with AI and virtualization strategies.
Unlocking the Power of Generative AI: A Roadmap to Transformation
Generative AI is rapidly transforming the technology landscape, presenting IT leaders with immense opportunities and complex challenges. Join experts Neil Anderson, Vice President of Cloud, Infrastructure and AI Solutions, and Mike Trojecki, Senior Director of AI Practice, as they delve into the latest advancements in this field.
In the second half of this two-event series, our experts will explore large language models (LLMs), retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and the rise of agentic AI, breaking down the technical intricacies behind these innovations. They will also discuss the specialized infrastructure necessary for enterprise-grade generative AI deployments, including high-performance computing, data governance and scalable architectures that enable organizations to fully leverage this transformative technology.
Cut Through the AI Hype: A Practical Approach to Successful Generative AI Implementation
Generative AI has taken the world by storm, promising to revolutionize how we create, innovate and solve problems. But beyond the hype, how can organizations harness the true power of this transformative technology to drive measurable business value? In this episode of WWT Research, we dive deep into the realities of implementing generative AI in the enterprise from experts WWT's VP of Cloud, Infrastructure and AI Neil Anderson and Senior AI Director Mike Trojecki as they share insights on how to scale AI from small wins to enterprise-wide success.
Is Your Data Secure in the Cloud?
Now that they're in the cloud, many organizations are asking whether their rush to migrate all workloads and applications was really best for the long-term success of the business. Cloud security plays a big part in that consideration. So, how should organizations think about this balancing act between "embracing everything cloud" vs "protecting their most valuable data"? Has the recent acceleration in cloud adoption changed the traditional function/role of security teams?
In this video, we identify what an ideal cloud security program looks like, why cloud developers are being asked to "shift left," and what steps leaders can take now to help cloud security enable the business and unlock the full value promised by investment in the cloud.
How to Meet AI's Power Demands with Next-Gen Infrastructure
The AI revolution is here and it's hungry for power, space and cooling that most data centers simply weren't built to provide. This isn't about future proofing. It's about survival in a landscape where power demands are skyrocketing beyond what most facilities were ever designed to handle.
Empowering Employees as Champions of Customer Experience | Research
In the evolving landscape of customer experience (CX), organizations are urged to empower employees as champions of CX, particularly in B2C sectors like retail and healthcare. By integrating employee experience (EX) into CX strategies, businesses can enhance both workforce satisfaction and customer loyalty, leading to significant growth. Key benefits include increased employee engagement, improved customer service, and reduced turnover costs.
Join WWT's business development manager, Morgan Laville and digital advisor Brencis Stanford as they outline actionable steps for leaders, such as partnering with EX leaders, comparing employee and customer journeys, addressing workflow friction, and measuring both EX and CX metrics in tandem.
What Exactly is Cloud-Native Development? | Research
Adopting cloud-native development capabilities is a strategic priority for many IT leaders. But cloud is not a place; it's an operating model. So what exactly does "cloud native" mean?
Join WWT technical solutions architects Steve Younger and Matt Hilliker as they talk about how treating "cloud native" as a journey for building and running applications from the ground up can maximize the advantages of your cloud deployment model. Steve and Matt also identify common patterns they're seeing from client organizations as it relates to going cloud native and which industries stand to gain the most from incorporating a cloud-native mindset.
What Exactly is Cloud-Native Development? | Research
Adopting cloud-native development capabilities is a strategic priority for many IT leaders. But cloud is not a place; it's an operating model. So what exactly does "cloud native" mean?
Join WWT technical solutions architects Steve Younger and Matt Hilliker as they talk about how treating "cloud native" as a journey for building and running applications from the ground up can maximize the advantages of your cloud deployment model. Steve and Matt also identify common patterns they're seeing from client organizations as it relates to going cloud native and which industries stand to gain the most from incorporating a cloud-native mindset.
Controlling Core Digital Platforms to Drive Your Digital Destiny | Research
To thrive in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, leaders must take control of their digital destiny by carefully assessing which digital platforms and systems they should build in-house versus when they should leverage third-party solutions.
Learn from WWT's Digital Managing Director Andrew Brydon and Chief Digital Advisor Dave Watts about how adopting a full-stack approach that balances owned and third-party solutions can create a flexible digital foundation that adapts to evolving customer expectations.
Kubernetes' Key Role in Driving Enterprise AI Success | Research
AI development often involves diverse tools and frameworks that necessitate a flexible and portable infrastructure. Learn from Technical Solutions Architect Steve Younger about why the Kubernetes platform is inherently designed for flexibility and portability, making it highly suitable for managing AI workloads across different environments.
Kubernetes' Key Role in Driving Enterprise AI Success | Research
AI development often involves diverse tools and frameworks that necessitate a flexible and portable infrastructure. Learn from Technical Solutions Architect Steve Younger about why the Kubernetes platform is inherently designed for flexibility and portability, making it highly suitable for managing AI workloads across different environments.
Grading Your Digital Employee Experience with DEM | Research
Optimizing the digital employee experience (DEX) is crucial for increasing employee productivity, collaboration, innovation and engagement. But how can organizations proactively identify which improvements to make and measure their impact?
The DEX score, powered by digital experience monitoring (DEM), serves as a quantifiable metric to evaluate this experience — much like a GPA reflects academic performance. This webinar explores implementing DEM and leveraging the DEX score as a benchmark. You'll learn how to define key performance indicators comprising the DEX score, gather insights across the digital employee journey, identify friction points, set target scores based on industry standards, and use the score to drive improvements to employee satisfaction and productivity.
Grading Your Digital Employee Experience with DEM | Research
Optimizing the digital employee experience (DEX) is crucial for increasing employee productivity, collaboration, innovation and engagement. But how can organizations proactively identify which improvements to make and measure their impact?
The DEX score, powered by digital experience monitoring (DEM), serves as a quantifiable metric to evaluate this experience — much like a GPA reflects academic performance. This webinar explores implementing DEM and leveraging the DEX score as a benchmark. You'll learn how to define key performance indicators comprising the DEX score, gather insights across the digital employee journey, identify friction points, set target scores based on industry standards, and use the score to drive improvements to employee satisfaction and productivity.