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Democratizing Data to Reach New Levels of Productivity with Freeport-McMoRan
Global mining firm Freeport-McMoRan partnered with WWT to better harness big data and unlock hidden productivity.
Introduction to IT/OT
Get an introduction to operational technology and the various components and systems, including the Internet of Things (IoT).
Getting Started with Data Analytics Use Cases
We've learned a few lessons when it comes to the process a business can take to maximize success with data science.
Digital Trends Spotlight: Essential Updates for Digital Workspace Leaders
An overview of the latest trends and insights in EX and CX
Top Three Trends in 2024 for Oil & Gas Companies
Learn about three key trends worth incorporating into your 2024 technology strategy.
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Digital Trends Spotlight: Essential Updates for Digital Workspace Leaders
An overview of the latest trends and insights in EX and CX
Cisco Meraki Smart Camera and Environmental Sensors Lab
Welcome to the WWT ATC Cisco Meraki Smart Camera and Environmental Sensors Lab. This lab allows you to gain hands-on experience with the Cisco Meraki Smart Cameras and Sensors.
Armis Foundation Lab
Armis foundation lab will teach users how to leverage the Armis console to view complete asset visibility across a multitude of environments including On-premise, virtual, cloud, and wireless. It will aslo explore a range of devices and categories seen within the console, starting from a high-level category overview, and then drilling down further to see the device enrichment that is populated for each device. Then, inspecting a device example will show users the wealth of data that Armis can provide for each asset and the activity associated with each one. Users will then experience the simplicity of device enrichment and management that Armis can accomplish passively and without the use of agents.
CRN's 2024 IoT Innovators: Connecting Things To Solve Real Problems
These solution providers offer a wide range of IoT solutions for a variety of industries, whether those are meant to enable computer vision applications for detecting objects on railways, predictive maintenance capabilities for appliances in retail stores, or real-time monitoring and detection for cyberattacks against industrial assets.
Wireless Location-Based Services Briefing
Accuracy of location information within three feet or less can be achieved with location-enabled technologies such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) or Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) and BLE. Which technology will best suit your location-based business drivers will be as unique as your business.
Location-Based Services Workshop
Location, location, location. It is a part of just about every application we use in today's world.
Wireless Strategy Briefing
Many enterprise networks currently in operation were not designed to support the throughput demands of today's mobile and wireless devices. To meet these demands, and provide positive experiences for the business and end users, organizations must harness appropriate wireless mediums. This requires establishing a wireless strategy that incorporates technologies such as Wi-Fi 6/6e, DAS, and 5G connectivity options.
Partner POV | Armis Centrixâ„¢ for VIPR Pro Demo Video
Go beyond Vulnerability Management. Find risk, prioritize response, identify the owner, and operationalize the remediation lifecycle.
Partner POV | Armis Centrixâ„¢ for VIPR PRO-Prioritization and Remediation
Next-gen Approach to Close the Gap Between Finding and Fixing Risk
Nozomi Guardian Industrial Control System Security Demo
Nozomi Guardianâ„¢ is monitoring a virtual chemical manufacturing process environment on a flat network. The environment contains a virtual plant (1 HMI, 1 PLC, 6 I/Os), and an instance of Nozomi Guardian. This lab enables a user to familiarize and test Guardian's ability to passively discover hosts, map networks, baseline traffic and issue alerts on a simulated OT environment.
Introduction to IT/OT
Get an introduction to operational technology and the various components and systems, including the Internet of Things (IoT).
Partner POV | How different AI solutions support sustainability
Implementing Generative AI (GenAI) responsibly requires companies to address risks around ethics, sustainability, and cybersecurity. Schneider Electric launched the AI Hub and conducted a review process to identify over 200 potential use cases, selecting those with high value for customers. GenAI, along with machine learning and deep learning, can support sustainability efforts by optimizing energy usage and forecasting. Responsible AI solutions prioritize energy efficiency and serve a meaningful purpose.
Armis OT Security Lab
Armis OT Security lab will teach users how to explore a range of OT devices and categories seen within the console, starting from a high-level category overview to the Purdue level. Then users will explore how to leverage Armis Query Language to perform investigations. You will also see some of the security capabilities that the Armis platform provides the the Armis Knowledge Base and the Armis Vulnerability Management (AVM).
Digital Twins in Manufacturing: Separating Hype from Reality
Explore the benefits, challenges and best practices of implementing digital twin technology in the manufacturing industry.
Elevating Retail Analytics: Entry into Computer Vision for Success
Retailers should consider replacing traditional retail analytics solutions like RetailNext and ShopperTrak with computer vision systems for enhanced accuracy and precision in data collection, real-time analytics, and improved security measures. Computer vision offers comprehensive insights into customer behavior and provides scalability for businesses of various sizes. The integration of computer vision with emerging technologies further positions retailers to adapt to evolving consumer expectations and stay competitive in the dynamic retail landscape.
Top Three Trends in 2024 for Oil & Gas Companies
Learn about three key trends worth incorporating into your 2024 technology strategy.
Transform Retail Operations with Just Two Cameras and Vision AI
This article explores the transformative potential of computer vision technology, demonstrating its capacity to elevate the digital experience, optimize retail store operations, and deliver a robust return on investment (ROI) using only a pair of smart cameras and computer vision.
Computer Vision Briefing
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.
Leveraging IT Investments for Digital Strategy
Depreciating IT assets can be leveraged to align, enable and deliver on digital strategies. Take a look as we dive into the possibilities.
Armis OT Security
Learn the basics of OT security, and how Armis aims to protect and manage OT devices across a network through complete asset visibility and control. Throughout this learning path, you will learn the basics of the Armis architecture, as well as explore the ways that Armis is able to provide complete asset visibility, track asset activity, and report on asset health. You will also explore some of the key security capabilities that the Armis platform provides by leveraging the Armis Knowledge Base and the Armis Vulnerability Management (AVM).