Strategy & Operating Model - Blueprints
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Agentic IT: From Hype to ValueThis opening keynote presentation delivered at Info-Tech LIVE 2026 in Las Vegas reframes the conversation, challenges familiar narratives, and sets out how CIOs and senior... |
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Introducing the Info-Tech Speakers BureauThe Speakers Bureau at LIVE events gives audiences the opportunity to hear directly from peers – speakers who bring diverse perspectives, real-world experience, and... |
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Optimize Cloud & AI Spend With Agentic FinOpsThis session from Info-Tech LIVE 2026 explores real-world use cases, emerging technologies, and strategic risks, offering practical insights for technology leaders looking... |
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People Change in the Face of Disruptive TechnologyThis keynote from Info-Tech LIVE 2026 explores the human side of disruptive technology, focusing on how people, culture, and organizations adapt, or resist, rapid change. |
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Turn Customer Friction Into Agentic OpportunityThis keynote from Info-Tech LIVE 2026 introduces a practical five-step framework that turns customer-visible friction into a signal for operational inefficiency,... |
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Inside the Agentic EnterpriseThis Info-Tech LIVE 2026 keynote explores what it takes to build an enterprise architected for autonomy, from orchestration and integration to governance, structure, and... |
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AI in Seven ChartsAI is everywhere. Everyone has an opinion or something to sell, and it’s not always clear what you should believe or how you should place your bets. Fortunately, we have a... |
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Lead IT Like a Business: Every Dollar Is a DecisionThis keynote from Info-Tech LIVE 2026 walks you through a proven, end-to-end ITFM framework, including spend allocation, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and... |
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Agents 2.0: From Autonomy to ArchitectureThis keynote from Info-Tech LIVE 2026 shares what actually works in production: why tool-first architectures outperform prompt-centric builds, why orchestration is... |
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Build a Better Enterprise ArchitectNot all enterprise architects are created equally. The enterprise architect role is context-sensitive, and what works in one organization may be the wrong posture in... |
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