Cloud adoption has accelerated in recent years. Whether spurred by the pandemic, the need to enable hybrid work, or the desire to meet heightened consumer expectations for digital experiences, most organizations have a cloud footprint today. Yet in their rush to migrate, many organizations took shortcuts -- the consequences of which will make it harder to scale their footprint and realize the full benefits of their investment. That's where cloud optimization comes in. Join WWT Director of Cloud Platform Jack French and WWT Cloud Marketplace Specialist Josh Bushman as they discuss cloud optimization's critical role in achieving long-term cloud success. Given cloud's reach across technology stacks, their discussion focuses on some top ways organizations can put optimization into action, including tips for implementing best practices around cloud governance, cloud cost management, cloud security and cloud marketplaces.

Cloud has been at the forefront of enterprise digital transformation over the last several years, but the massive amounts of data coming in and out of the cloud -- combined with the growing number of connected devices needed to do business -- is starting to lead to slowness and timeout of applications. What can we do to fix this? This is where cloud edge hybrid solutions come in. Join WWT Senior Solutions Consultant Jennifer Adefala and Distinguished Solutions Architect Curt Stalhood as they discuss edge computing's role in unlocking even more value out of the cloud. Jennifer and Curt also talk about the complexities involved with optimizing the cloud to take immediate advantage of solutions like edge and practical steps organizations can take to put cloud edge into action.

For years, organizations' wireless strategies have been centered around when to upgrade to the latest version of Wi-Fi. But new technologies and use cases are forcing networking directors to think bigger about wireless networking in order to meet the needs of a dynamic and mobile workforce. Join WWT Mobility and IoT Practice Manager Bob Hrbek as he discusses these changes -- from the role of private LTE in the enterprise to the wireless network becoming a launchpad for business innovation. Bob also talks about how advances in access points, controllers and more are lowering the barrier of entry to deploy different options for connectivity and why now is the right time to plan for the future.

Employee experience (EX) and customer experience (CX) are intrinsically linked and prioritizing both is imperative for organizations looking to thrive in a permanent hybrid work model. But not every company thinks this way, which will inevitably lead to internal attrition, inefficient onboarding, slower time to market and customer dissatisfaction. Join WWT's Chief Digital Advisor Charlie Lawhorn and David Rosenblatt, a distinguished digital workspace solution architect, as they discuss the criticality of equalizing EX and CX in today's work environment, how organizations can begin to unify the two concepts and examples of companies reaping the rewards of getting it right.