In an era where technology is not just an enabler but a driving force, understanding its implications on your business is crucial. Artificial intelligence is no different. AI-powered solutions are increasingly complex and costly to test and implement, and most organizations lack the ability to fully realize AI's game-changing promises. Join WWT Senior Vice President of Sales Daniel Valle as he dives into the transformative power of AI — particularly large language models — and how they are shaping the future of telecom. Daniel also talks about how telcos can integrate AI into their organizations at scale, the important role security plays in driving success and how leaders can think about use cases that lead to revenue.

As AI continues to grow, it's essential to recognize its applications beyond generative AI. One significant area of expansion is in computer vision, projected to reach a market size of $25.80 billion by 2024 (Statista). Computer vision enables computers to interpret visual information from images or videos, aiming to make machines perceive the visual world like humans. This technology provides real-time data about people and objects in motion. WWT accelerates the adoption of computer vision solutions. With over a decade of AI research and partnerships with industry leaders like Intel, WaitTime, and Cisco, WWT employs advanced computer vision, analytics, and AI technologies to enhance experiences across retail, healthcare, life sciences, manufacturing, hospitality, and entertainment. In the Media, Entertainment, and Gaming (MEG) industry, computer vision is crucial in creating immersive experiences through AR theme parks, digital twins, and crowd management applications.

Media and entertainment companies harvest massive troves of user data to enhance their experience. But is that data safe? In this episode of WWT Experts, risk executive and cyber advocate Kate Kuehn talks with principal gaming consultant Kyle Lindsey about emerging data privacy regulations, the impact it's having on the media and entertainment industry and how leaders can stay ahead of looming data challenges.

Join us for an exclusive webinar featuring renowned market analyst Keith Fitz-Gerald as he delves into the critical topics shaping today's business and IT landscapes, the potential of AI in different industries and the state of the U.S. economy. Keith also provides in-depth market analysis and long-term investment strategies to secure your financial future, and identifies current global market concerns, the impact of offshoring and effective digital strategies.

Hyperscalers and service providers sit on the front lines of an emerging cyber battlefield, where both allies and adversaries are leveraging AI to gain an advantage. Join WWT Senior Vice President Greg Schoeny and Chief Security Advisor Jason Cook as they talk about how service providers can leverage cloud-native applications, distributed workforces and AI to enhance their business agility and customer experience while ensuring they have a robust and resilient cybersecurity posture.

Nebulous macroeconomic conditions—global conflict, a complicated financial market landscape, and the fast-moving advancement of AI, to name just a few—are forcing executives to more closely scrutinize budgets, including IT investments. What's in store for the socioeconomic landscape in 2024? Join Keith Fitz-Gerald, principal of the Fitz-Gerald Group, as he talks with WWT's Matthew Coble about the global trends that business leaders should keep in mind heading into the balance of this year. Keith and Matthew also discuss how to best communicate the role AI will have on business models in the future, how technology is transforming some of the world's leading companies and which companies and verticals to keep an eye on in the near-term.

The world's most innovative service providers are leveraging digital technologies to enhance customer experience and introduce new digital services that monetize their networks. Join WWT Senior Vice President Greg Schoeny and Chief Digital Advisor Charlie Lawhorn as they talk about the rapid implementation of new ideas and creation of efficient, consumer-centric platforms that are redefining the service provider industry. Greg and Charlie also discuss the challenges of transitioning from pre-AI systems to cloud-centric approaches and the evolution of business models in response to digital disruption.

Global telecommunications providers have a unique advantage to capture the value of AI — physical infrastructure. But to capitalize on the opportunity, they must get AI at the edge. Watch WWT Experts Tim Brooks (Managing Director of AI and Machine Learning) and Greg Schoeny (SVP of Service Provider Services & Solutions) talk about how global service providers can strategically leverage AI to enhance the customer experience, optimize network operations and unlock new revenue streams. Tim and Greg also discuss prioritizing infrastructure investments to support AI capabilities and edge computing.

As enterprises increasingly adopt cloud and Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions, traditional network architectures are proving inadequate to support the distributed nature of modern work environments. Join WWT Senior Vice President Greg Schoeny and Neil Anderson, who leads WWT's cloud and infrastructure practice, as they talk about the transformative impact of cloud-based applications and distributed workforces on service provider network architectures. Greg and Neil also discuss how service providers can adapt to these changes to ensure high-performance, secure connectivity for all users, devices, and applications, regardless of their location.

In the gaming sector, organizations are embracing hybrid cloud environments to balance performance and scalability. Watch as cloud expert George Green and gaming consulting Kyle Lindsey talk about how the most innovative media and entertainment companies in the world are leveraging data centers and the public cloud to manage large-scale content delivery, massive data storage, and complex computational tasks like video processing and content personalization.

The voice of the customer and employee are both getting louder and easier to measure, which presents a golden opportunity for organizations looking to grow and differentiate in a crowded market landscape. But what's the best way to measure customer and employee experience? What are we even measuring for?   Join Marlan Hardie, Chief Digital Officer of WWT's Global Service Provider organization, as he talks about innovations happening within the telco, media and gaming space, and how they can translate to other industries. Marlan also discusses the value of focusing on the employee and customer experience, and his recent recognition as a Modern Day Technology Leader at this year's BEYA STEM conference.  

Consumers of all kinds have rising expectations when it comes to their digital experiences with a brand. Perhaps nowhere is this more pronounced than in the gaming industry, where player expectations are at an all-time high. Watch digital product expert Manju Palakkat and gaming consulting Kyle Lindsey dive into best practices being deployed in the media and entertainment space and how they can be applied to your organization.