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 increasing volume and velocity of data being generated in enterprise organizations is overwhelming. It creates massive complexity within IT environments and accelerates the demand for proactive and predictive IT operations. In this briefing, you'll learn how to achieve advanced operational intelligence to help streamline IT operations and improve the end-user experience.

Microsoft designed the Windows 10 and Windows 11 architecture to enable managing the OS in new dynamic ways. This strategic shift provides the ability to fully manage Win10 devices similarly to mobile devices, reducing the reliance on traditional on-premises IT management infrastructure and extending management to devices regardless of location. The ability to manage Win10 devices without requiring LAN connectivity enables IT to ensure security and functionality while empowering users to work when, where, and how they are the most productive.

Many organizations struggle to deliver seamless digital employee experiences (DEX) that empower employees to work securely from anywhere. In this briefing, you'll learn how to create, monitor and optimize fresh experiences that improve employee productivity, engagement and empowerment.

For years, IT issued a single PC or laptop to users as their only approved device for work. Today, users are not only demanding a choice of endpoint device, they are using multiple device types to do their jobs. These demands come across all levels of an organization, from task workers to the C-suite. Meeting these demands places an ever-growing burden on IT to empower users while maintaining corporate security standards. Modern Device Management (MDM) technologies enable IT to manage multiple device types with a consistent set of tools, ensuring consistent security while providing flexibility and a high quality user experience.

Most organizations have identified hybrid work, in which employees split time between the office and remote work, as a core element of their workforce model. Many HR and IT leaders need to revisit their strategy to support and optimize hybrid work as a permanent feature of workforce management. WWT's Hybrid Work Spectrum helps organizations visualize their balance between on-site and remote workers so that we can help organizations determine their requirements and priorities and budget allocation.

Cloud Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is a service that provides the ability to access Windows and Linux desktops hosted in the cloud from nearly any endpoint device and from any location. Cloud VDI is referred to as Desktop as a Service (DaaS) by many vendors although it represents a range of different architectures and capabilities. While vendors' implementations differ, in a Cloud VDI solution some or all components of a VDI architecture are hosted in the cloud. This gives your organization the ability to easily scale up and down an environment, reduce the administrative overhead and create a global platform with virtual desktops closer to the end users.