A comprehensive data strategy requires marrying data, technology and business objectives to achieve desired outcomes. This briefing from WWT explores the importance and foundational components of a sound data strategy, with a special focus on the considerations for Data Mesh versus Data Fabric approaches.

Practical AI represents a unique opportunity for enterprises to make transformative, data-driven business decisions at an accelerated pace. Most of the enormous amounts of data generated by modern organizations end up in cold storage. By applying multiple AI approaches in a responsible and ethical manner, enterprises can extract insights from this data that improve efficiency and safety while positively impacting finances.

Join our exclusive 45-minute briefing on AI Security, tailored for security leaders in large enterprise organizations. Generative artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way we work. As use cases grow in scope and number in every enterprise organization in the world, unique new attack surfaces and threats are on the rise. This briefing walks through the current state of the industry and explores how cyber teams can minimize risk in a rapidly evolving technology growth area.

Digital Twin / Metaverse technology is a powerful way to create virtual replicas of physical assets and virtual worlds with which these replicas and people, processes, and systems interact. By using real-time data from sensors and other sources, a Digital Twin can simulate, optimize, and monitor the performance of products and operations in a digital environment. This leads to better outcomes, such as improved efficiency, quality, reliability, and innovation. In this briefing, we will show how Digital Twin technology works and how it can benefit your business. We will also share some examples of how other companies have used Digital Twin technology to solve their challenges and achieve their goals.

Generative AI presents a unique opportunity to propel organizations into the future. By thoughtfully integrating generative AI into an organization's workflow, new levels of creativity, innovation, and customer experiences are unlocked to accelerate industry gains. At the same time, organizations must adopt a responsible and ethical approach to GenAI to harness its potential and mitigate risk.

Computer vision, analytics and AI technologies have enhanced customer experience (CX) and employee experience (EX) across diverse industries. In retail, these tools enable personalized product recommendations and streamlined checkout processes. In healthcare and life sciences, they support diagnostic accuracy and drug discovery. In manufacturing, computer vision enhances quality control. In the hospitality and entertainment industries, these tools optimize guest services, ultimately leading to improved CX and EX through efficiency and personalization.

The Data Center Network (DCN) is essential for supporting high-performance workloads, including Artificial Intelligence (AI). This briefing will explore next-generation data center architectures, highlighting the advantages of using an underlay/overlay topology and controller-based management. As DCN architectures become more complex, day-two operations software becomes increasingly necessary. This session will provide an overview of DCN hardware, architectures, and day-two operations, along with a brief introduction to the most commonly seen DCN OEMs in enterprise data centers.

As cyber threats continue to evolve at an unprecedented rate, traditional security measures are no longer sufficient. To counter the sophistication and speed of today's threat landscape, we're pleased to introduce AI-Defined Networking, or AIDN — a cutting-edge security tool that leverages generative AI to fortify defenses and protect valuable assets in a unique way that adapts and evolves alongside the ever-changing threat landscape.