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Let Me Be Clear: How to Gain Clarity and Control to Bolster Your Cyber Defenses | Research
Enterprise IT is more complex than ever as the era of hybrid work and decentralized applications can quickly lead to unpredictable data flows and surprises around seemingly every corner. Security teams need more control, not less. But how can you implement a holistic approach built around people, process and technology? The answer isn't always clear.
Join WWT security experts Matt Berry and Jill Cochrane, two cybersecurity industry veterans, as they discuss the challenges of observability and visibility — the foundation of any cyber program — from both a technical and business perspective. Matt and Jill offer tips and tricks on how you can gain clarity in what devices and applications are connected to the network, what each application and device is doing, and whether it's doing what it's supposed to be doing.
Building a Sustainable Technology Framework to Drive ESG Initiatives | Research
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives are now squarely in the crosshairs of C-suite and boardroom leaders, which is putting a lot of pressure on business and IT leaders to dive full force into an area they may not be super comfortable in. What is the role of IT and the CIO in driving sustainability success?
Join WWT's Brendan Walsh and Wes Palmer, who lead our ESG practice, as they dive into the wide array of solutions and services that make it possible for companies to continue relying on data and computing power while also becoming more environmentally sustainable. Brendan and Wes also touch on building efficiencies in the data center, making sense of a crowded marketplace and steps to take to build a sustainable technology framework.
How to Drive an Automation Strategy from the Bottom Up | Research
Automation has become a business imperative in the era of efficiency. And while sound automation strategy starts at the top, a bottom up, grassroots approach is equally important. It's likely that some form of automation is already underway at your organization. The challenge is: How do you scale automation efforts taking place below the radar?
Join WWT Technical Solutions Architect Dana Callear and Senior Director of IT Leadership Dave O'Toole as they talk about how leaders can sync executive strategy with automations that are already occurring within an organization. Dana and Dave also discuss the importance of identifying pockets of automation that can help drive scale and the role culture plays in making it all happen.
A Great Employee Experience Hinges on Automation | Research
Automation in the digital workspace boils down to intelligently automating the right processes and eliminating friction so employees and IT are empowered to focus on more meaningful work and resolve issues faster. But to be clear: It's not about automating everything. It's about automating everything right.
Join Ivan Wintersteiger and Mike Cervasio of WWT as they talk about how automation is helping time- and budget-constrained IT departments do more with less. They'll also tackle automation challenges from an employee and IT perspective and provide practical steps you can take now to enable automation while detailing areas you should prioritize.
Develop an Automation Strategy With Staying Power | Research
As automation continues to receive more industry buzz, C-suite and board-level executives are keen to automate their businesses. Yet, most organizations struggle with developing an organization-wide automation strategy. What should we automate first? Who should lead efforts? How do we know if automation is working? Everyday, we see clients trying to answer these questions.
Join WWT Principal Automation Architect Nick Thompson as he talks about why a top-down automation strategy that starts with C-level leadership is essential to automation projects working as planned. Nick also talks about the perils of viewing automation as an IT project and how business leaders can get involved early and often. He also details measures of success and practical steps to take now to make automation a game-changer for your organization.
Editor's Note: This recording also features Tanner Bechtel, who no longer works at WWT.