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Florida Department of Management Services
Welcome to the Florida Department of Management Services Community home page as hosted on WWT's Platform! This community is tailored to optimize your Meraki Agreement(s) experience with WWT. This page will serve as a collaborative space for DMS and WWT to collectively work together towards recognizing success and value from your Agreement(s).
DNS, DHCP & IP Address Management (DDI) Briefing
In a modern network architecture, the explosion of connected devices, hybrid multi-cloud workloads, remote work, and Zero Trust mandates has made core network services, DNS, DHCP, and IP Address Management more business-critical than ever. What was once treated as "plumbing" is now the foundation of network performance, security, and automation. This briefing explores how modern DDI (DNS, DHCP, and IPAM) platforms unify and automate these foundational services, strengthen your security posture, and prepare your organization for hybrid cloud, IPv6, and Zero Trust, and how WWT can guide your transformation.
Why Enterprise AI Personalization Fails Without Data Ownership
AI has raised customer expectations, but most organizations are still delivering personalization in isolated moments instead of across the full customer journey. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT Chief Digital Advisor Ralph Jovine and Senior Director of Product for Unified Commerce Chris Douglas explain unpack the foundations leaders need to get right first: customer data ownership, governance, identity resolution, decisioning and operational alignment.
From Static Scorecards to Real-Time Retail Intelligence
Stop managing stores with yesterday's data. Most retail scorecards explain what has already happened. The problem is that store decisions are made in real time.
Labor, inventory and customer experience are being managed with data that arrives too late to change outcomes. This WWT Research episode examines how leading retailers are closing that gap—turning static scorecards into real-time, predictive intelligence that supports decisions as they happen.
Comparing Citrix Licensing Options: Universal Hybrid Multicloud, Private Cloud and Platform
Choosing the best Citrix licensing option depends on where the environment is today and where it needs to be in a few years. Citrix licensing isn't a one-size-fits-all. Small differences between Universal, Private Cloud and Platform can have a big impact on flexibility, operations and cost.
How AI Is Rewriting Customer Expectations Across Healthcare, Utilities and Retail
Customer expectations are shifting faster than most organizations can respond. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, leaders from healthcare, utilities and retail break down how AI is redefining what "good" customer experience looks like — and how their industries are rethinking service models, operational workflows and human touchpoints to keep pace with a new, AI-shaped standard.
The Countdown to Citrix LAS: Are You Ready for April 2026?
Citrix is mandating a transition for all on-premises products to its new, cloud-based License Activation Service (LAS). This change replaces the legacy, file-based licensing system and requires organizations to take steps to avoid business-critical service disruptions.
Microsoft licensing changes: What they mean for you and how to prepare
Global licensing updates are coming November 1. Here's what they mean for your Microsoft 365 strategy and how to stay ahead.
Clayco Case Study - Meeting Platforms Consolidation
This video highlights how WWT helped Clayco reimagine the workplace to build a culture of collaboration.
Microsoft's pricing update: How it affects you and what to do next
Learn what these changes mean for your organization and three steps you can take now to prepare.
Helping the U.S. Army Turn Cisco Software into Strategic Advantage
By optimizing licenses, managing entitlements and aligning software consumption to mission needs, WWT unlocks the full value of Cisco investments for the Army.
How to align your Microsoft 365 investments with future business value
Is your current approach to Microsoft 365 licensing creating value or just maintaining the status quo?