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The Boardroom Reckoning on AI: Why AI Demands a New Kind of Leadership
AI is forcing a new leadership challenge inside the enterprise, in which boards are expected to oversee a fast-moving technology they do not manage day to day, while executives are tasked with deploying it responsibly at speed. In this episode, Byron Loflin, Global Head of Board Advisory at Nasdaq, and WWT AVP of Global Cyber Advocacy Kate Kuehn explore what that means for modern governance — from board-level AI literacy and trust between directors and management to error reporting, escalation paths and the growing need for stronger oversight as AI systems become more capable and more autonomous.
Eli Lilly & Company Chief AI Officer on Why Lilly Bet Big on On-Prem AI
Eli Lilly & Company Chief AI Officer Thomas Fuchs explains why the pharma giant built its own on-prem AI supercomputer, LillyPod, instead of solely relying on the cloud. Fuchs, who has built machine learning infrastructure since long before AI was mainstream, argues that owning compute at scale changes what's possible for medicine discovery, development, and delivery.
From $100,000 to $2 Million a Month: What AI at Scale Really Costs
WWT CFO and Chief Data Officer Tom Strunk and CIO Kevin Dana explain how organizational leaders can create AI cost visibility, govern variable consumption and connect rapidly growing token usage to measurable business outcomes.
Building a Data Strategy for AI at Scale From Storage to Intelligence
AI leaders are moving beyond proofs of concept and confronting a harder question: Is enterprise data ready to support production AI and autonomous agents? In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, Everpure GM Maciej Kranz and WWT Principal Solutions Architect Bob Watson explain why data must evolve from a stored asset into a governed, secure and continuously available intelligence layer.
AI Is Entering Classified Networks. Is the Government Ready?
Federal agencies increasingly have access to powerful AI. The harder question is what happens next. Google's Ahmed Ali, Dell Federal's Suri Durvasula and WWT's Walton Smith examine how agencies can connect models, sensitive data, infrastructure and governance to produce measurable mission outcomes. They explore AI at the edge, agents with identities and permissions, cybersecurity operations, disconnected environments and why successful adoption begins with the mission — not the model.
How AI Agents Are Transforming IT Ops
AI agents are moving from hype to the heart of enterprise IT. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, Eric Jones and Ruben Ambrose — two leading AI experts — explore how intelligent, human-guided systems are transforming IT service management, incident response and operational scale to deliver faster resolutions, stronger security and smarter decisions across the enterprise.
How to Escape AI's 'Open Bar' Era: Intelligent Token Routing
As agents and autonomous workflows drive token consumption higher, AMD's John Hampton and WWT's Mike Trojecki explain how smarter workload routing, infrastructure modernization and disciplined token economics can make enterprise AI more sustainable.
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.
Four-Star U.S. Air Force General Offers Four Leadership Moves to Drive AI Success
Retired U.S. Air Force Gen. Mike Minihan translates the principles of his Mobility Manifesto into a leadership model for enterprise AI transformation, and explains why successful AI transformation requires leaders to challenge the status quo, establish clear guardrails and personally own the risks they ask their teams to take.
Compressing Idea to Outcome (I2O): WWT Co-Founder and CEO Jim Kavanaugh on Why AI Coding Assistants Could Reshape the Enterprise
AI-powered coding assistants are rapidly compressing the time it takes to build software and delivering a competitive advantage that can lead to transformational outcomes. But according to WWT Co-Founder and CEO Jim Kavanaugh, the bigger shift is organizational: companies must rethink leadership, data strategy and workforce skills to compete in an AI-native world. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, Jim shares his vision for how coding assistants are emerging as one of the most practical and disruptive use cases in enterprise AI.
Navigating the Mythos Reality: 3 Questions Every Exec Must Answer About Frontier AI
Frontier AI is moving faster than traditional cyber defenses while access to models such as Mythos and Fable can change without warning. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT's Chief National Security and Critical Infrastructure Advisor Madison Horn and Field CTO Robert Geis explain why security leaders must look beyond any single model and answer three urgent questions: How do we defend at machine speed? Which tools can we trust? And who is accountable when a critical dependency changes or disappears?
Securing AI: When Agents Move Faster Than Humans Can Respond
AI security is entering a new phase where models like Anthropic's Mythos are becoming more capable and agentic systems can take action across enterprise environments. The risk is no longer just bad answers or hallucinations. It is speed, scope and blast radius. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT security leaders Jillian Nix-Anderson and Istvan Berko explore how organizations can secure themselves in the agentic AI era, where vulnerability discovery, response timelines and operational complexity are all accelerating. And they talk about how WWT's ARMOR framework helps teams structure the conversation across infrastructure, models, data, software development, operations and compliance.